Biblical rhetoric and rhetorical criticism
By: Jack R. Lundbom
Series: Hebrew Bible monographs -- 45; Hebrew Bible monographs -- 45.
Publisher: Sheffield Phoenix Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Sheffield
Language: eng
Number of pages: 354
ISBN-13: 9781907534560; 9781910928066
Copyright date: 2013
Subjects: Rhetoric in the Bible; Bible; Language, style
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Hebrew rhetoric and the method of rhetorical criticism. Hebrew rhetoric; title: Christian Schoettgen's Exergasia sacra; title: Rhetorical criticism : history, method, and use in the book of Jeremiah; title: Delimitation of units in the book of Jeremiah; title: Section markings in Bible scrolls; title: The primary history. Abraham and David in the theology of the Yahwist; title: Parataxis, rhetorical structure, and the dialogue over Sodom in Genesis 18; title: Scribal contributions to Old Testament theology; title: God's use of the idem per idem to terminate debate; title: The Decalogue in the primary history; title: The inclusion and other framing devices in Deuteronomy 1-28; title: The lawbook of the Josianic reform; title: Structure in the Song of Moses (Deuteronomy 32.1-43); title: Elijah's chariot ride; title: The prophets. Rhetorical discourse in the prophets; title: The lion has roared : rhetorical structure in Amos 1.2-3.8; title: Double-duty subject in Hosea 8.5; title: Contentious priests and contentious people in Hosea 4.1-10; title: Poetic structure and prophetic rhetoric in Hosea; title: Jeremiah and the break-away from authority preaching; title: Rhetorical structures in Jeremiah 1; title: Rudimentary logic in Jeremiah; title: The double curse in Jeremiah 20.14-18; title: New covenant in Jeremiah and later Judaism; title: The gospels. New covenant in the early church and in Matthew; title: Closure in Mark's gospel.