The Books of Kings: Sources, Composition, Historiography and Reception
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Preliminary Material
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- Contents
- Preface
- Terms, Sigla, And Abbreviations
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The Septuagint In The Text History Of 1–2 Kings
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Adrian Schenker
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- 1. Which Septuagint?
- 2. An Example: The Guilt Of Manasseh In 2 Kgs 21 In Four Different Text Forms – The Special Importance Of The Old Latin For The Text History Of The Septuagint
- 3. First Comparison: Manasseh’s Guilt In The Temple Of Jerusalem – Presence Or Absence Of V. 4
- 4. Second Comparison: Manasseh’s Guilt In Gehinnom: V. 6
- 5. Third Comparison: Manasseh’s Guilt In Judah: V. 3
- 6. Interpretation Of The Significant Differences
- 7. Mt 2 Kings 21:2–9 Is The Revised Edition Of The Hebrew Vorlage Of The Original LXX
- 8. Conclusion: Origin And Nature Of The Pre-Masoretic Text, I.E. Of The Earliest Forerunner Of The Masoretic Text
- Qumran Fragments Of The Books Of Kings (19-40) by Julio Trebolle (175K)
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The Text Of 1–2 Kings Used By Josephus
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Étienne Nodet
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- 1. Josephus’ Hebrew Bible
- 2. Peculiar Features In Josephus’ 1–2 Kings
- Theories Of The Redaction(s) Of Kings (67-88) by Gary N. Knoppers (127K)
- Characterization In Kings (89-106) by Robert L. Cohn (99K)
- The Literary Structure Of Kings (107-122) by Robert L. Cohn (84K)
- The Composition Of Kings (123-154) by Baruch Halpern and André Lemaire (140K)
- Books And Writing In Kings (155-160) by Alan R. Millard (55K)
- The Book Of Kings And Ancient Near Eastern Historiography (161-184) by Mario Liverani (118K)
- Kings And External Textual Sources: Assyrian, Babylonian And North-West Semitic (185-202) by Alan R. Millard (101K)
- The Moabites (203-224) by Paul-Eugène Dion and P. M. Michèle Daviau (399K)
- Edom And The Edomites (225-244) by André Lemaire (120K)
- Ammonites And The Books Of Kings (245-250) by Walter E. Aufrecht (77K)
- Hiram Of Tyre And Solomon (251-272) by Edward Lipinski (150K)
- The Aramaeans Of Syria: Some Considerations On Their Origin And Material Culture (273-300) by Hélène Sader (123K)
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Philistines In The Books Of Kings
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Seymour Gitin
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- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Book Of Kings
- 3. Other Books Of The Bible
- 4. Egyptian Sources
- 5. Neo-Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian, And Greek Sources
- 6. Conclusions – Textual Sources
- 7. Archaeological Evidence – Introduction
- 8. Archaeological Evidence – A Survey
- 9. Conclusions – Archaeological Evidence
- 10. Epilogue
- External Textual Sources – Neo-Hittite States (365-368) by Kenneth A. Kitchen (50K)
- External Textual Sources – Egypt (369-380) by Kenneth A. Kitchen (74K)
- External Textual Sources – Early Arabia (381-384) by Kenneth A. Kitchen (46K)
- "The Prophets" – References To Generic Prophets And Their Role In The Construction Of The Image Of The "Prophets Of Old" Within The Postmonarchic Readership(s) Of The Books Of Kings (385-400) by Ehud Ben Zvi (103K)
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Priesthood And The Development Of Cult In The Books Of Kings
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Wolfgang Zwickel
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- 1. The Early History: Places Of Worship And Priests In The Time Before The United Monarchy
- 2. Priests At Premonarchic Sanctuaries
- 3. The Role Of The Priests
- 4. The 10th Century – A Time Of Transition
- 5. Priests In The Northern Kingdom Up To Its Decline
- 6. Priesthood In The Southern Kingdom Outside The Solomonic Temple In Jerusalem
- 7. The Development Of Priesthood In Jerusalem Until Josiah’s Reform
- 8. Priesthood In Jerusalem From Josiah’s Reform Until The Destruction Of The Solomonic Temple
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Dates And Calendars In Kings
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Gershon Galil
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- 1. Dtr’s Chronological Framework Of The Period From The Fall Of Jerusalem To The Fall Of Samaria
- 2. Dtr’s Chronological Framework Of The Period From The Fall Of Samaria To The Revolt Of Jehu
- 3. Dtr’s Chronological Framework Of The Period From The Revolt Of Jehu To The Schism
- 4. Conclusion
- Law In Kings (445-466) by Raymond Westbrook (129K)
- Officialdom And Society In The Book Of Kings: The Social Relevance Of The State (467-500) by Izabela Eph'al Jaruzelska (174K)
- Institutions Of Trade In 1 And 2 Kings (501-516) by Daniel M. Master (104K)
- Archaeology And The Question Of Sources In Kings (517-538) by William G. Dever (118K)
- Kings In Josephus (539-560) by Silvia Castelli (131K)
- The Books Of Kings In The New Testament And The Apostolic Fathers (561-584) by Magnus Zetterholm (170K)
- Elijah And The Books Of Kings In Rabbinic Literature (585-606) by Karin Hedner-Zetterholm (170K)
- Cumulative Bibliography (607-666) (286K)
- Selected Subject Index (667-679) (90K)
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Biblical Source Index
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- Hebrew Bible
- Septuagint
- New Testament
- Author Index (700-712) (60K)
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Preliminary Material
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