From law to prophecy
Subtitle: Ezekiel's use of the holiness code
By: Michael A. Lyons.
Series: The library of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament studies -- #507
Publisher: T & T Clark; T&T Clark
Published: 2009
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 240
ISBN-13: 9780567027252
Subjects: Bible. -- O.T. -- Ezekiel -- Criticism, interpretation, etc; Bible. -- O.T. -- Leviticus XVII-XXVI -- Criticism, interpretation, etc
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: H and its relation to Ezekiel; title: The contents of Lev. 17-26; title: Lev. 17-26 as a discrete unit; title: Theories of the composition of Lev. 17-26; title: Lev. 17-26 is an independent legal corpus added to P; title: Lev. 17-26 is a series of redactional layers in P; title: Lev. 17-26 is the product of the composer of Leviticus; title: H is a late supplement to P; title: Dating the holiness code; title: The direction of literary dependence; title: Ezekiel the prophet write the holiness code; title: The author of H use Ezekiel; title: H and Ezekiel share a common source; title: The compositions H and Ezekiel mutually influence each other; title: Ezekiel the prophet use the holiness code; title: Tools for evaluating textual dependence; title: Terminology and task; title: Intertextuality; title: Influence; title: Allusion; title: Quotation; title: Criteria for determining directionality; title: Modification; title: Incongruity; title: Conceptual dependence; title: Interpretive expansion; title: Other criteria; title: Criteria for determining purposeful use; title: Frequency and distribution of locutions; title: Awareness of context; title: Availability of options; title: Interaction with the source text; title: The process by which Ezekiel shaped the material; title: Selection; title: Presentation; title: Modification; title: Reasons for modification; title: Interpretation; title: Integration into a new context; title: Disagreement; title: Techniques of modification; title: Modification of word order; title: Creation of word pairs; title: Split-up and recombination into parallel lines; title: Creation of word clusters; title: Combination and conflation; title: Wordplay; title: Reversals; title: The rhetoric of Ezekiel's use of the holiness code; title: Appeal to authority; title: How Ezekiel uses the holiness code in his arguments; title: Accusation; title: Judgment; title: Hope; title: Instruction; title: The nations as witnesses; title: The use of H in expansions of the Book; title: Ezekiel's use of H as a response to the exile; title: The exilic background of Ezekiel and his book from problem to solution; title: Recent study of Ezekiel and the exile; title: Conclusion: Ezekiel as a reader of earlier texts.