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Paradigm Change in Pentateuchal Research

Matthias Armgardt, Benjamin Kilchör, Markus Zehnder (Hg.)

 

Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für altorientalische und biblische Rechtsgeschichte 22

Harrassowitz

2019, XXIV+366 Seiten

 

Der Band enthält folgende Beiträge:

 

I. Introductory and Methodological Contributions

• Georg Fischer: Time for a Change!
• Richard E. Averbeck: Reading the Torah in a Better Way
• Joshua Berman: The Limits of Source Criticism
• Koert van Bekkum: The Divine Revelation of the Name

II. Legal History

• Matthias Armgardt: Why a Paradigm Change in Pentateuch Research is Necessary
• Guido Pfeifer: The Pentateuch Paradigm and Ancient Near Eastern Legal History
• Benjamin Kilchör: Wellhausen's Five Pillars for the Priority of D over P/H: Can They Still Be Maintained?
• Markus Zehnder: Leviticus 26 and Deuteronomy 28

III. Torah and Prophets

• Eckart Otto: Deuteronomy as the Legal Completion and Prophetic Finale of the Pentateuch
• Kenneth Bergland: Jeremiah 34 Originally Composed as a Legal Blend of Leviticus 25 and Deuteronomy 15
• Carsten Vang: The Non-Prophetic Background for the King Law in Deut 17:14-20

IV. Dating Issues

• Hendrik J. Koorevaar: Steps for Dating the Books of the Pentateuch
• Lina Petersson: The Linguistic Profile of the Priestly Narrative of the Pentateuch
• Jan Retsö: The Tabernacle and the Dating of P
• John S. Bergsma: A "Samaritan" Pentateuch?
• Sandra Richter: What's Money Got to Do with It?
• Pekka Pitkänen: Reconstructing the Social Contexts of the Priestly and Deuteronomic Materials in a Non-Wellhausian Setting