CiNii 図書 - Jerusalem's rise to sovereignty : Zion and Gerizim in competition

Ingrid Hjelm examines the composition of the Books of Kings, using the Hezekiah narratives in 2 Kings 18GCo20 as a focus. She argues that this narrative is taken from that of the book of Isaiah, with which it shares linguistic and thematic elements. In Kings, it is used with the specific purpose of breaking the compositional pattern of curse, which threatens to place Jerusalem on a par with Samaria. Jerusalem traditions are examined against theories of a late Yahwist author and the PentateuchGCOs origin within a Jerusalem cult. While the Pentateuch in its final form became a common work, acceptable to all groups because of its implied ambiguity, the Deuteronomistic HistoryGCOs favoring of David and Jerusalem holds a rejection of competitive groups as its implied argument.

Chapter 1: Introduction - Creating the Case
Preliminary Remarks on contextual Problems Regarding the Zion Methaphor
Biblical Chronology and Historical Reconstruction
The Value of Form- and Redaction- Criticism
Conclusive Remarks Regarding Form- and Redaction- Criticism Outline of the Investigation
Chapter 2: The Hezekiah Narrative and the Composition of the Deuteronomistic History
2 Kings 17-20: A Survey
Biblical Narrative and Historical Reality: Some Remarks
Motifs and Themes in the Hezekiah Narrative's Zion Ideology
Hezekiah and the Function of the Judgement Formulae in the Books of Kings
Jeroboam's Sin: The High Places and the Temples
The High Places, uaiaa, and the Habits of the Foreigners
Hezekiah as Moses' Successor? The Nehustan Motif
Josiah's Acts as a Variant Tradition? How Do We Fit this Narrative into the Ideology of the Books of Kings? Patronage and Idolatry, or How to Characterise the 'Way of David'? Chapter 3: Book of isaiah's Ahaz and Hezekiah Narratives as Foundation Myths
Preliminary Remarks on the Composition of the Book of Isaiah
The Provenance of the Hezekiah Narrative: The Form and Redaction-Critical Discussion
The Linguistic Evidence for an Isaianic Provenance Conclusion to Part One
The Function of the Hezekiah Narrative within the Book of Isaiah: Ahaz and Hezekiah: Competing Characters? Isaiah 7.9b
The Sign Motif: Or Will They Stand the Water Test? Isaiah's Preaching in the Light of the Assyrian Royal Ideology
Isaiah 37.3-4: Yahweh's Day of Wrath: The Birth Motif Exkursus: Yahweh Zebaoth
Isaiah 37.3-4: The Day of Distress,
Isaiah 37.3-4: Children Have Come to the Cervical Opening and There is No Strength to Deliver Them
Chapter 4: Deuteronomist versus Yahwist - Agreement and Conflict in Jewish and Samaritan Text Traditions
Tradition History According to Van Seters: Some Considerations
Deuteronomist and Yahwist: Jewish and Samaritan Traditions of Text Composition: The Pre-Exilic Period
Shiloh between Shechem and Jerusalem? Samaritan-Jewish Discussions over Cult Place and Tradition: The Post-Exilic Period
Chapter 5: Prophetic Understanding of the Status and Function of the Law: David and Moses in Competition
From Priesthood to Kingship
David and Moses: Prophet versus Prophet? Law and Prophecy: Davidic Institutions versus Mosaic Law
Look, I have Created Something New
Chapter 6: Mountain versus Mountain - The Place Yahweh has Chosen
Mt. Zion as the Mountain of the House of Yahweh
Zion and David Traditions in Extra-Biblical Literature
Baruch, Sirach, Judith and Jubilees
Eupolemus, Pseudo-Eupolemus, I Enoch and Tobit
1 Maccabees as Apologia
1 Maccabees: The Introduction
1 Maccabees: Jerusalem-Zion versus Antioch: Fighting the Seven-Headed Monster
1 Maccabees: Utopia's Realisation? 2 Maccabees: Divine Electon of Jerusalem as Yahweh's Abode and Judas as a Worthy Theocratic Leader
Conclusion: The Place Yahweh Has Chosen
Indices
Abbreviations
Bibliography

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