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Priests, prophets and scribes : essays on the formation and heritage of second temple Judaism in honour of Joseph Blenkinsopp / edited by Eugene Ulrich ... [and others].

Contributor(s): Blenkinsopp, Joseph, 1927- | Ulrich, Eugene, 1938-
Material type: TextTextSeries: Journal for the study of the Old Testament: 149.Publisher: Sheffield, England : JSOT Press, [1992]Copyright date: ©1992Description: 274 pages : portrait, facisms. ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 185075375XSubject(s): Judaism -- History -- Post-exilic period, 586 B.C.-210 A.D | Bible. Old Testament -- Criticism, interpretation, etcBibliography, Etc. Note: Bibliography of Joseph Blenkinsopp (pages [258]-262).; Includes bibliographical references and indexes.Local Note: Copy 2 is from the collection of Professor R. Norman Whybray.Differentiable Local Note:
Contents:
From center to periphery: 1 Chronicles 23-27 and the interpretation of Chronicles in the nineteenth century / John W. Wright -- Defending the boundaries of Israel in the Second Temple period: 2 Chronicles 20 and the 'salvation army' / Philip R. Davies -- Ezra-Nehemiah or Ezra and Nehemiah / James C. VanderKam -- Ezra and Nehemiah: on the theological significance of making them contemporaries / Judson R. Shaver -- Coopting the prophets: Nehemiah and Noadiah / Robert P. Carroll -- Thoughts on the composition of Proverbs 10-29 / R. N. Whybray -- Prohibitions in Proverbs and Qoheleth / James L. Crenshaw -- Patterns in Psalms 25 and 34 / David Noel Freedman -- Ezra and Qoheleth manuscripts from Qumran (4QEzra and4QQoh a,b) / Eugene Ulrich -- Wisdom hidden and revealed according to Baruch (Baruch 3.9-4.4) / Walter Harrelson -- The perception of 'things' and their production in the Old Testament historical writings / Joel P. Weinberg -- The phases of human life in Mesopotamian and Jewish sources / Moshe Weinfeld -- Cults and deities worshipped at Caesarea Philippi-Banias / Vassilios Tzaferis -- Some reflections on creation as a topic of Old Testament theology / Rolf Rendtorff -- 'Thou art the cherub': Ezekiel 28.14 and the post-Ezekiel understanding of Genesis 2-3 / James Barr -- Remember that you were aliens: a traditio-historical study / Christiana de Groot van Houten -- The God of Hosea / Niels Peter Lemche.

Bibliography of Joseph Blenkinsopp (pages [258]-262).

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

From center to periphery: 1 Chronicles 23-27 and the interpretation of Chronicles in the nineteenth century / John W. Wright -- Defending the boundaries of Israel in the Second Temple period: 2 Chronicles 20 and the 'salvation army' / Philip R. Davies -- Ezra-Nehemiah or Ezra and Nehemiah / James C. VanderKam -- Ezra and Nehemiah: on the theological significance of making them contemporaries / Judson R. Shaver -- Coopting the prophets: Nehemiah and Noadiah / Robert P. Carroll -- Thoughts on the composition of Proverbs 10-29 / R. N. Whybray -- Prohibitions in Proverbs and Qoheleth / James L. Crenshaw -- Patterns in Psalms 25 and 34 / David Noel Freedman -- Ezra and Qoheleth manuscripts from Qumran (4QEzra and4QQoh a,b) / Eugene Ulrich -- Wisdom hidden and revealed according to Baruch (Baruch 3.9-4.4) / Walter Harrelson -- The perception of 'things' and their production in the Old Testament historical writings / Joel P. Weinberg -- The phases of human life in Mesopotamian and Jewish sources / Moshe Weinfeld -- Cults and deities worshipped at Caesarea Philippi-Banias / Vassilios Tzaferis -- Some reflections on creation as a topic of Old Testament theology / Rolf Rendtorff -- 'Thou art the cherub': Ezekiel 28.14 and the post-Ezekiel understanding of Genesis 2-3 / James Barr -- Remember that you were aliens: a traditio-historical study / Christiana de Groot van Houten -- The God of Hosea / Niels Peter Lemche.

Copy 2 is from the collection of Professor R. Norman Whybray.

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