Genesis 15
A Theological Compendium of Pentateuchal History
1st Edition
Published on 27. October 2014
XII, 244 pages
978-3-11-086704-6 (ISBN)
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Content
- Intro
- Introduction
- Part One: Genesis 15 - Unity and Prophetie Influence
- Chapter 1: Text, Problems and Solutions
- I Text
- II Problems
- III Solutions
- Chapter 2: Unity and Organization of Gen. 15
- I Literary Characteristics
- II Literary Unity
- III Literary Organization
- Chapter 3: Prophetie Influence
- I Typically Prophetie Language
- II Two Specific Texts
- Part Two: Genesis 15 -Theological Compendium of Pentateuchal History
- Chapter 1: Gen. 15 knew the Pentateuch almost in its Final Form
- I Expressions claimed as Traces of Deuteronomic / Deuteronomistic and Priestly Schools in the Chapter
- II YHWH as "Shield
- III Verse 7 vis-a-vis Verses 18-21
- Chapter 2: Recapitulation of Patriarchal History
- I Divine Oath to the Patriarchs
- II The Theme of Faith
- III Recapitulation of Patriarchal History
- Chapter 3: From Canaan to Egypt (Gen, 37:2-Ex. 1:14)
- I Recapitulation of Gen. 37:2-Ex. 1:14
- II The Divine Oath
- III The Theme of Faith
- Chapter 4: The Exodus Tradition
- I Delineation and Unity of the Tradition
- II Faith supported by Signs
- III The Oath to the Patriarchs
- IV Recapitulation in Gen. 15:14
- Chapter 5: The Sinai Tradition
- I Delineation and Unity of the Tradition
- II Faith supported by Signs
- III YHWH's Oath to the Patriarchs
- IV Episode recapitulated in Gen. 15
- Chapter 6: On The Threshold of Canaan
- I Recapitulation in Gen. 15
- II Faith supported by Signs
- III YHWH's Oath to the Patriarchs
- Chapter 7: The Two Theologoumena in Deuteronomy
- I Faith supported by Signs
- II Divine Oath to the Patriarchs
- Chapter 8: Literary Position of Gen. 15 in the Pentateuch
- I Gen. 12-13
- II Gen. 14
- III Gen. 17
- IV Smooth Sequence from Gen. 13 to 16
- V Probable Reason for the Composition and Addition of Gen. 15
- Conclusion to Part Two
- General Conclusion
- Abbreviations
- Bibliography
- Indices
- Scripture References
- Modern Authors
- Significant Hebrew Words
