Poverty, law, and divine justice in Persian and Hellenistic Judah

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Autor principal: Ro, Johannes Unsok (autor.)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Atlanta : SBL Press, [2018].
Colección:Ancient Israel and its literature ; Number 32
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Challenges and Responses of the Second Temple Period
  • Literacy and the Socioeconomic Context of the Judean Postexilic Communities
  • Advanced Agrarian Societies and Literacy
  • Socioeconomic Contexts of Postexilic Society
  • Conclusion
  • Portrayal of Judean Communities in Persian-Era Palestine: Through the Lens of the Covenant Code
  • Literary Analysis of the Covenant Code
  • Stranger
  • So-Called Deuteronomistic Redactor
  • Critique of Kingship
  • Juxtaposition of the Covenant Code, the Holiness Code, and the Deuteronomic Code in the Pentateuch
  • Socioeconomic Context of the Covenant Code
  • Postexilic Construction of the Prophetic Figure of Jeremiah
  • Did Jeremiah 7:1
  • Derive from the Prophet Jeremiah?
  • Does Jeremiah 7:1
  • 12 Belong to Deuteronomistic Editorial Layer?
  • Theological Concept of YHWH's Punitive Justice in the Hebrew Bible: Historical Development in the Context of the Judean Community in the Persian Period
  • Genesis 18:22b
  • 33a
  • Additional Examples of Pentateuchal Traditions
  • Relevant Texts in the Prophetic Traditions
  • Psalms of the Poor
  • Earlier Research Trends and Problems
  • Methodological Approaches to the Psalms of the Poor
  • Psalm 34
  • Parallels to Psalm 34
  • Observations on the Piety of the Poor in the Psalms of the Poor
  • Historical Stages of Conflict and Theological Reflection in the Psalms of the Poor
  • On the History of the Piety of the Poor in the Postexilic Judean Community
  • Piety of the Poor in the Qumran Community
  • Poverty Terminology in the Hodayot: Denning the Problem
  • Subject of the Poor in Other Qumran Texts.