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The Pentateuch / edited by John W. Rogerson.

Contributor(s): Rogerson, J. W. (John William), 1935-
Material type: TextTextSeries: Biblical seminar: 39.; Sheffield reader: Publisher: Sheffield, England : Sheffield Academic Press, [1996]Copyright date: ©1996Description: 371 pages ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 1850757852Subject(s): Bible. Pentateuch -- Criticism, interpretation, etcBibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents:
The 'Yahwist' as Theologian? The dilemma of Pentateuchal criticism / Rolf Rendtorff -- In search of new approaches in Pentateuchal research / H.H. Schmid -- The background of the patriarchs: a reply to William Dever and Malcolm Clark / Thomas L. Thompson -- The significance of the 'Sons of God' episode (Genesis 6.1-4) in the context of the 'Primaeval History' (Genesis 1-11) / David J.A. Clines -- Narrative structure and Canonical perspective in Genesis / Robert L. Cohn -- The ceremonial and the Judicial: Biblical law as sign and symbol / Bernard S. Jackson -- The laws of warfare in the Book of Deuteronomy: their origins, intent and positivity / Alexander Rofé -- Dream form in Genesis 2.4b-3.24: asleep in the garden / Dan E. Burns -- Peasants in revolt: political allegory in Genesis 2-3 / James M. Kennedy --
Leviticus 15.18 reconsidered: chiasm, spatial structure and the body / Richard Whitekettle -- Freedom or knowledge? perspective and purpose in the Exodus narrative (Exodus 1-15) / Lyle Eslinger -- Town and rural countryside in Ancient Israelite law: reception and redaction in cuneiform and Israelite law / Eckart Otto -- On describing the purpose of Deuteronomy / A.D.H. Mayes -- The forbidden animals in Leviticus / Mary Douglas -- What if Dinah is not raped? (Genesis 34) / Lyn M. Bechtel -- 'A strong woman, who can find?' a study of characterization in Genesis 24, with some perspectives on the general presentation of Isaac and Rebekah in the Genesis narratives / Lieve Teugels -- Beastly speech: intertextuality, Balaam's ass and the Garden of Eden / G. Savran -- The death of Isaac: structuralist analysis of Genesis 22 / Seth Daniel Kunin -- The anthropology of clothing in the Joseph narrative / Victor H. Matthews.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

The 'Yahwist' as Theologian? The dilemma of Pentateuchal criticism / Rolf Rendtorff -- In search of new approaches in Pentateuchal research / H.H. Schmid -- The background of the patriarchs: a reply to William Dever and Malcolm Clark / Thomas L. Thompson -- The significance of the 'Sons of God' episode (Genesis 6.1-4) in the context of the 'Primaeval History' (Genesis 1-11) / David J.A. Clines -- Narrative structure and Canonical perspective in Genesis / Robert L. Cohn -- The ceremonial and the Judicial: Biblical law as sign and symbol / Bernard S. Jackson -- The laws of warfare in the Book of Deuteronomy: their origins, intent and positivity / Alexander Rofé -- Dream form in Genesis 2.4b-3.24: asleep in the garden / Dan E. Burns -- Peasants in revolt: political allegory in Genesis 2-3 / James M. Kennedy --

Leviticus 15.18 reconsidered: chiasm, spatial structure and the body / Richard Whitekettle -- Freedom or knowledge? perspective and purpose in the Exodus narrative (Exodus 1-15) / Lyle Eslinger -- Town and rural countryside in Ancient Israelite law: reception and redaction in cuneiform and Israelite law / Eckart Otto -- On describing the purpose of Deuteronomy / A.D.H. Mayes -- The forbidden animals in Leviticus / Mary Douglas -- What if Dinah is not raped? (Genesis 34) / Lyn M. Bechtel -- 'A strong woman, who can find?' a study of characterization in Genesis 24, with some perspectives on the general presentation of Isaac and Rebekah in the Genesis narratives / Lieve Teugels -- Beastly speech: intertextuality, Balaam's ass and the Garden of Eden / G. Savran -- The death of Isaac: structuralist analysis of Genesis 22 / Seth Daniel Kunin -- The anthropology of clothing in the Joseph narrative / Victor H. Matthews.

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