2009, ISBN: 8323504695

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[EAN: 9788323504696], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Warsaw University Press], LEGITIMIZATION PROPHECY NEAR EAST HISTORY ADAD AHAB ARAM ARAMAEANS GOD ASHUR ASHURBANIPAL ASSYRIA ASSYR… mais…

[EAN: 9788323504696], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Warsaw University Press], LEGITIMIZATION PROPHECY NEAR EAST HISTORY ADAD AHAB ARAM ARAMAEANS GOD ASHUR ASHURBANIPAL ASSYRIA ASSYRIAN ASHURNASIRPAL II BAASHA BABYLONIA BABYLONIAN CHEMOSH DAVID DAVIDIC DYNASTY EGYPT EGYPTIAN ELIJAH ELAM ELAMITES ELISHA ESARHADDON HAZAEL HATTI HITTITES ISHTAR JUDAH JEHOAHAZ JEHOASH HOUSE JEHU JEROBOAM SON OF NEBAT JORAM ISRAEL MARI MESOPOTAMIA MICAIAH IMLAH MOAB MOABITES NINEVEH OMRI PEKAH PHILISTINES RAMOTH GILEAD SAMARIA SAMUEL SAUL SENNACHERIB SHALMANESER III SHAMASH SOLOMON TIGLATH PILESER ZIMRI LIM, Paperback, 204 pages, NOT ex-library. Mild handling wear, gentle creases to cover corners. Interior is clean and bright throughout with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps. Price blacked-out on rear cover. Uncreased spine. -- This study explores the presentation of the political role of the prophets of the Northern Kingdom in 1 and 2 Kings. The primary focus is on prophetic involvement in the legitimacy of the monarchs and their military operations. The author argues that the composition of these narratives is influenced by circles of prophetic disciples interested in elevating the political significance of their prophet-masters. The perspectives produced by their interests are compared with those that appear in the oracles of Hosea, Deuteronomistic speeches, and in ancient Near Eastern sources. -- Contents: Preface; Chapter One: Methodological Introduction 1. Sociological Tools 2. Royal Succession in the Kingdom of Israel 3. Sources [The Bible; Non-biblical Sources]; Chapter Two: Legitimisation of Royal Power 1. Prophetic Stories [Ahijah of Shiloh and Jeroboam Son of Nebat; Prophets vs. Jehu; Elisha and Hazael; Legitimisation of Kings in the Prophecy of the Ancient Near East; Kings' Legitimacy in Prophetic Stories: Relevance to Sociological Theory] 2. Deuteronomistic Discourse [Baasha's Usurpation and Rejection; Jeroboam's Condemnation; Deuteronomist's Literary Expression of Royal Legitimacy; Deuteronomistic Formula of Dynasty Annihilation; Foreign Worship and Loss of Legitimacy; Limitations of Royal Legitimacy; Sociological Relevance] 3. Hosea [Condemnation of Jehu's Coup; Contemporary Revolts; Illegitimacy of Rulers and Their Apparatus; Reasons for the Illegitimacy of Kings and Their Apparatus]; Chapter Three: Royal Military Activity 1. Prophetic Stories [Siege of Samaria and the Battle at Aphek (1 Kgs. 20:1-43); Micaiah and the 400 Prophets in the Ramoth-gilead Campaign (1 Kgs. 22:1-38); Elisha and the Campaign Against Moab (2 Kgs. 3:4-27); Elisha in Dothan (2 Kgs. 6:8-23); Samaria's Siege and Deliverance (2 Kgs. 6:24-7:20); Battle at Aphek (2 Kgs. 13:14-25); Biblical Prophets vs. Non-biblical Prophets in Military Campaigns; Prophetic Circles] 2. Hosea [Vain Trust in Military Resources; Concept of YHWH's Wrath; YHWH as the Only Saviour; Hosea vs. the Prophetic Stories]; Conclusions; Bibliography; Index of Sources; Index of Names -- Izabela Eph'al-Jaruzelska is a professor of History of Ancient Israel and of Biblical Literature at the University of Warsaw., Books<

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[EAN: 9788323504696], Near Fine, [PU: Warsaw University Press], LEGITIMIZATION PROPHECY NEAR EAST HISTORY ADAD AHAB ARAM ARAMAEANS GOD ASHUR ASHURBANIPAL ASSYRIA ASSYRIAN ASHURNASIRPAL II… mais…

[EAN: 9788323504696], Near Fine, [PU: Warsaw University Press], LEGITIMIZATION PROPHECY NEAR EAST HISTORY ADAD AHAB ARAM ARAMAEANS GOD ASHUR ASHURBANIPAL ASSYRIA ASSYRIAN ASHURNASIRPAL II BAASHA BABYLONIA BABYLONIAN CHEMOSH DAVID DAVIDIC DYNASTY EGYPT EGYPTIAN ELIJAH ELAM ELAMITES ELISHA ESARHADDON HAZAEL HATTI HITTITES ISHTAR JUDAH JEHOAHAZ JEHOASH HOUSE JEHU JEROBOAM SON OF NEBAT JORAM ISRAEL MARI MESOPOTAMIA MICAIAH IMLAH MOAB MOABITES NINEVEH OMRI PEKAH PHILISTINES RAMOTH GILEAD SAMARIA SAMUEL SAUL SENNACHERIB SHALMANESER III SHAMASH SOLOMON TIGLATH PILESER ZIMRI LIM, Paperback, 204 pages, NOT ex-library. Mild handling wear, gentle creases to cover corners. Interior is clean and bright throughout with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps. Price blacked-out on rear cover. Uncreased spine. -- This study explores the presentation of the political role of the prophets of the Northern Kingdom in 1 and 2 Kings. The primary focus is on prophetic involvement in the legitimacy of the monarchs and their military operations. The author argues that the composition of these narratives is influenced by circles of prophetic disciples interested in elevating the political significance of their prophet-masters. The perspectives produced by their interests are compared with those that appear in the oracles of Hosea, Deuteronomistic speeches, and in ancient Near Eastern sources. -- Contents: Preface; Chapter One: Methodological Introduction 1. Sociological Tools 2. Royal Succession in the Kingdom of Israel 3. Sources [The Bible; Non-biblical Sources]; Chapter Two: Legitimisation of Royal Power 1. Prophetic Stories [Ahijah of Shiloh and Jeroboam Son of Nebat; Prophets vs. Jehu; Elisha and Hazael; Legitimisation of Kings in the Prophecy of the Ancient Near East; Kings' Legitimacy in Prophetic Stories: Relevance to Sociological Theory] 2. Deuteronomistic Discourse [Baasha's Usurpation and Rejection; Jeroboam's Condemnation; Deuteronomist's Literary Expression of Royal Legitimacy; Deuteronomistic Formula of Dynasty Annihilation; Foreign Worship and Loss of Legitimacy; Limitations of Royal Legitimacy; Sociological Relevance] 3. Hosea [Condemnation of Jehu's Coup; Contemporary Revolts; Illegitimacy of Rulers and Their Apparatus; Reasons for the Illegitimacy of Kings and Their Apparatus]; Chapter Three: Royal Military Activity 1. Prophetic Stories [Siege of Samaria and the Battle at Aphek (1 Kgs. 20:1-43); Micaiah and the 400 Prophets in the Ramoth-gilead Campaign (1 Kgs. 22:1-38); Elisha and the Campaign Against Moab (2 Kgs. 3:4-27); Elisha in Dothan (2 Kgs. 6:8-23); Samaria's Siege and Deliverance (2 Kgs. 6:24-7:20); Battle at Aphek (2 Kgs. 13:14-25); Biblical Prophets vs. Non-biblical Prophets in Military Campaigns; Prophetic Circles] 2. Hosea [Vain Trust in Military Resources; Concept of YHWH's Wrath; YHWH as the Only Saviour; Hosea vs. the Prophetic Stories]; Conclusions; Bibliography; Index of Sources; Index of Names -- Izabela Eph'al-Jaruzelska is a professor of History of Ancient Israel and of Biblical Literature at the University of Warsaw., Books<

2009, ISBN: 9788323504696

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Warsaw University Press, 2009. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. Paperback, 204 pages, NOT ex-library. Mild handling wear, gentle creases to cover corners. Interior is clean and brig… mais…

Warsaw University Press, 2009. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. Paperback, 204 pages, NOT ex-library. Mild handling wear, gentle creases to cover corners. Interior is clean and bright throughout with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps. Price blacked-out on rear cover. Uncreased spine. -- This study explores the presentation of the political role of the prophets of the Northern Kingdom in 1 and 2 Kings. The primary focus is on prophetic involvement in the legitimacy of the monarchs and their military operations. The author argues that the composition of these narratives is influenced by circles of prophetic disciples interested in elevating the political significance of their prophet-masters. The perspectives produced by their interests are compared with those that appear in the oracles of Hosea, Deuteronomistic speeches, and in ancient Near Eastern sources. -- Contents: Preface; Chapter One: Methodological Introduction 1. Sociological Tools 2. Royal Succession in the Kingdom of Israel 3. Sources [The Bible; Non-biblical Sources]; Chapter Two: Legitimisation of Royal Power 1. Prophetic Stories [Ahijah of Shiloh and Jeroboam Son of Nebat; Prophets vs. Jehu; Elisha and Hazael; Legitimisation of Kings in the Prophecy of the Ancient Near East; Kings' Legitimacy in Prophetic Stories: Relevance to Sociological Theory] 2. Deuteronomistic Discourse [Baasha's Usurpation and Rejection; Jeroboam's Condemnation; Deuteronomist's Literary Expression of Royal Legitimacy; Deuteronomistic Formula of Dynasty Annihilation; Foreign Worship and Loss of Legitimacy; Limitations of Royal Legitimacy; Sociological Relevance] 3. Hosea [Condemnation of Jehu's Coup; Contemporary Revolts; Illegitimacy of Rulers and Their Apparatus; Reasons for the Illegitimacy of Kings and Their Apparatus]; Chapter Three: Royal Military Activity 1. Prophetic Stories [Siege of Samaria and the Battle at Aphek (1 Kgs. 20:1-43); Micaiah and the 400 Prophets in the Ramoth-gilead Campaign (1 Kgs. 22:1-38); Elisha and the Campaign Against Moab (2 Kgs. 3:4-27); Elisha in Dothan (2 Kgs. 6:8-23); Samaria's Siege and Deliverance (2 Kgs. 6:24-7:20); Battle at Aphek (2 Kgs. 13:14-25); Biblical Prophets vs. Non-biblical Prophets in Military Campaigns; Prophetic Circles] 2. Hosea [Vain Trust in Military Resources; Concept of YHWH's Wrath; YHWH as the Only Saviour; Hosea vs. the Prophetic Stories]; Conclusions; Bibliography; Index of Sources; Index of Names -- Izabela Eph'al-Jaruzelska is a professor of History of Ancient Israel and of Biblical Literature at the University of Warsaw., Warsaw University Press, 2009, 3<