The cultic use of the ark of the covenant in the monarchial period
By: by Terence Erling Fretheim
Published: 1982
Language: eng
Number of pages: 302
Subjects: Ark of the Covenant
Notes: Thesis (Th. D.)--Princeton Theological Seminary, 1967.

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Bibliography: leaves 275-302.
Table of contents: title: I. Designations for the ark; title: A. Names of the ark; title: b. Other references to the ark; title: II. Actualization and the festival cult; title: III. The cultic use of the ark in the Ampictyonic period: The ark narratives in Joshua; title: IV. The tradition of the mobility of the sanctuary; title: A. The priestly tent tradition; title: b. The ark and the tent; title: V. The cultic use of the ark in the Monarchial period; title: A. The ark narratives in Samuel; title: B. The ark liturgies; title: Psalm 132; title: Psalm 68; title: Psalm 24; title: Psalm 47; title: C. The ark in Deuteronomy; title: D. The ark in exilic and post-exilic biblical sources; title: Ezekiel; title: Second Isaiah; title: The priestly document; title: Chronicles; title: VI. The significance of the ark in its cultic context; title: A. The ark as symbol; title: B. The ark and its cultic significance; title: 1. The ark and the presence and kingship of Yahweh; title: The ark as the throne of Yahweh; title: The ark as the place of Yahweh's appearing; title: The ark as the footstool of the cherubim-throne; title: 2. The ark and the covenant; title: VII. The cultic use of the ark at the Feast of Tabernacles.