Isaiah and Intertextuality
Isaiah amid Israel's Scriptures
1st Edition
Published on 12. February 2024
284 pages
978-3-16-163234-1 (ISBN)
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Intertextuality is a valuable interpretive tool that provides a rich understanding of Isaiah in its complex relationship with the larger witness of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. With essays by leading and upcoming scholars, this volume moves sequentially through the tri-partite Hebrew canon to showcase the interconnections between Isaiah and books within the Torah, Prophets, and Writings. It becomes evident that Isaiah is like a "prism" that refracts strands of tradition in ways that neither supersede nor exhaust the riches of the prior tradition and that are neither superseded by nor exhausted by the subsequent uses of Isaiah. The Book of Isaiah employs these traditions for its own rhetorical purposes, offering a message that is both unique in comparison with and interrelated to the wider web of biblical, textual traditions. Isaiah is to be read as a book amid Israel's Scriptures.
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Isaiah amid Israel's Scriptures
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- Cover
- Title
- Contents
- Preface - Isaiah amid Israel's Scriptures: An Intertextual Approach
- Part I: Isaiah and the Torah
- Richard Schultz - Building on the Beginnings: Isaiah's Diverse Uses of Genesis
- Seulgi L. Byun - "You Shall Know that I Am Yahweh": The Recognition Formula in Isaiah 40-66
- Mark G. Brett - Foreign Bodies: Reading the Holiness Material alongside Isaiah in the Persian Period
- Daniel C. Timmer - Non-Israelite Participation in the Cult in Deuteronomy 23 and Isaiah 56: Some Aspects of Intertextual Theological Development
- Ntozakhe Simon Cezula - ?????? ????? (Foreign Gods) as an Organising Theological Concept for Ancient Israel: Tapping Deuteronomy & Isaiah for Theological Insights for Community Reconstruction
- Part II: Isaiah and the Nevi'im
- Gregory Goswell - Isaiah and Kings as Canonical Conversation Partners
- H. G. M. Williamson - Isaiah 1-39 and Jeremiah
- Beth M. Stovell - Of King and Coal, Hearing and Hardening: Ezekiel's Intertextual Use of Isaiah in Conceptualizing Divine Presence and Prophetic Call
- Wilson de Angelo Cunha - Isaiah and Hosea
- Hyun Chul Paul Kim - Is the Book of Jonah an Inner-Biblical Exegesis on Isaiah 36-39?
- Christopher Hays - Micah as a New and Improved Isaiah
- Mark J. Boda - Strengthening Judah, Saving Joseph: Isaiah's role in Shaping Communal Identity in Zechariah 9-10
- Part III: Isaiah and the Ketuvim
- Torsten Uhlig - Songs for a New Era: Psalms 93-100, the Book of Isaiah and the Pragmatics of Intertextuality
- J. Todd Hibbard - An Intertextual Reading of Isaiah 63:7-64:11 and Psalm 106: To What End Historical Recollection?
- Cooper Smith - Divine Hiddenness in Job and Isaiah: Toward a Whole-Text Intertextual Reading
- Ulrich Berges - Isaiah and Lamentations
- John Goldingay - Daniel and Isaiah
- Aubrey Buster - The Role of the Spirit in the Wilderness: Nehemiah 9:5b-37 and Isaiah 63:7-64:11
- Kristin Joachimsen - A Matter of Belonging. Strangers, Sabbath, and Temple in Isa 56 and Neh 13
- List of Contributors
- Index of Scriptures and Other Ancient Sources
- Index of Subjects
