Mutual Influence in Priestly and Non-Priestly Pentateuchal Narratives

Name: Mutual Influence in Priestly and Non-Priestly Pentateuchal Narratives | A Study of the Dynamic Interaction Behind the Textual Growth of P and Non-P
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A Study of the Dynamic Interaction Behind the Textual Growth of P and Non-P

Aron Freidenreich(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im August 2024

XII, 330 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Acknowledgments
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: A Reintroduction to the Relationship Between P and Non-P
A. On the Distinctiveness of P and Non-P
B. On the Chronological Relationship Between P and Non-P
C. On the Compositional Relationship Between P and Non-P
Excursus 1: On the Komposition Model
D. On the Ideological Relationship Between P and Non-P
E. Toward a Reconceptualized Model of Mutually Influenced Updating
Chapter 2: Exodus 4:14-16
A. An Introduction to the Text and Its Challenges
B. Support for Its Supplementary Nature within the Non-Priestly Corpus
1. Differentiating Exodus 4:10-12 from Exodus 4:1-9 as Part of the Core Narrative
2. Differentiating Exodus 4:14-16 from Exodus 4:10-12 as a Supplementary Layer
C. Support for Its Influence from the Priestly Corpus
D. Support for Its Inclusion within a Still Separate Non-Priestly Corpus
1. Determining the Purpose of Exodus 6:30-7:2 through Its Relationship with Exodus 4:10-12
2. Determining the Purpose of Exodus 4:14-16 through Its Relationship with Exodus 6:30-7:2
Excursus 2: On the Implications of this Study for the Ascription of Other Parts of Exodus 4
Chapter 3: Exodus 3:15
A. An Introduction to the Text and Its Challenges
B. Support for Its Supplementary Nature within the Non-Priestly Corpus
C. Support for Its Influence from the Priestly Corpus
1. Understanding Exodus 3:15 as an Internal Development within Its Own Non-Priestly Context
2. Understanding Exodus 3:15 as a Development Motivated by the Priestly Account
D. Support for Its Inclusion within a Still Separate Non-Priestly Corpus
Excursus 3: On Exodus 3:13 as a Possible Extension of the Non-Priestly Update
Chapter 4: Genesis 17:15-21
A. An Introduction to the Text and Its Challenges
Excursus 4: On Religious Assumptions and their Implications (a Disclaimer)
B. Support for Its Supplementary Nature within the Priestly Corpus
1. Attempting to Reconcile the Contradiction Synchronically
a) Rereading Genesis 17:15-21 to Support Ishmael's Consistent Inclusion in the Covenant
b) Rereading Genesis 17:23-27 to Support Ishmael's Consistent Exclusion from the Covenant
Excursus 5: On the Late Addition of Genesis 17:12b-13a, 23*, 27
2. Attempting to Explain the Contradiction Diachronically
a) Questioning the Unoriginality of Genesis 17:23-27 due to Its Links with Genesis 17:9-14
Excursus 6: On the Structural Similarities Between the Two Priestly Covenants
b) Questioning the Originality of Genesis 17:15-21 due to Its Links with Genesis 17:1-8
Excursus 7: On the Implications for Priestly Verse Assignments in Genesis 21:1-8*
C. Support for Its Influence from the Non-Priestly Corpus
1. Evidence Supporting the Influence of Non-P's Ishmael Material
2. Evidence Supporting the Influence of Non-P's Isaac Material
Excursus 8: On the Theological Differences Between P and Non-P in these Passages
D. Support for Its Inclusion within a Still Separate Priestly Corpus
Chapter 5: Genesis 26:34-35
27:46
A. An Introduction to the Text and Its Challenges
Excursus 9: On the Appeal to the Larger Jacob Cycle in Determining the Relationship Between P and Non-P
B. Support for Its Supplementary Nature within the Priestly Corpus
C. Support for Its Influence from the Non-Priestly Corpus
1. Rebekah's Enhanced Role
2. Esau's Diminished Image
Excursus 10: On Esau's Dismissal in the Core Priestly Narrative
D. Support for Its Inclusion within a Still Separate Priestly Corpus
Chapter 6: Genesis 35:10
A. An Introduction to the Text and Its Challenges
B. Support for Its Supplementary Nature within the Priestly Corpus
C. Support for Its Influence from the Non-Priestly Corpus
Excursus 11: On the Originality of Jacob's Name Change in the Non-Priestly Account
D. Support for Its Inclusion within a Still Separate Priestly Corpus
Chapter 7: Conclusions and Implications
A. On Scholarly Models of the P/Non-P Relationship
B. On Conceptions of the Combination of P and Non-P
C. On Pre-Merger Scribal Activity in Persian Period Yehud
Bibliography
Citation Index
Author Index
Subject Index

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