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Front Matter Brad E. Kelle and Megan Bishop Moore, Editorial Preface Part One: The Prophets: History as Worldview and Context
J. Gordon McConville, "'How Shall Jacob Stand? He is So Small': The Prophetic Word and the Re-creation of Israel"; Ehud Ben Zvi, "De-historization and Historization in Prophetic Books"; Sara Mandell, "Insiders, Outsiders, and the World of the Prophets";Carol A. Newsom, "The Book of Daniel and Apocalyptic Historiography";Brad E. Kelle, "The Prophet as Rhetorical Orator? Earlier Analogies and New Metaphors for Ancient Israelite Prophets";Yehoshua Gitay, "Biblical Rhetoric: Reconsidered," Abstract TBA
Part Two: The Prophets: Texts, Contexts, and History
J. J. M. Roberts, "Isaiah's Oracles on Egypt and Cush in Their Historical Setting";Philip Davies, "The Politics of the Servant";Marvin Sweeney, "The Royal Oracle In Ezekiel 37:15-28: Ezekiel's Reflection On Josiah's Reform";Julie Galambush, "The Not-so-secret Identity of Gog"; Alice W. Hunt;Stuart A. Irvine, "Relating Prophetic Texts and History: Examples from Hosea"; Peggy Day;Susan Haddox, "May His Soldiers Become Women: The Play of Gender in Hosea and its Political Implications";Gene Tucker, "Amos in Historical Context";Marc Zvi Brettler, "Redaction, History, and Redaction-History of Amos in Recent Scholarship";Bob Becking, "Zechariah 4 and Early Post-Exilic History";
Part Three: The Prophets: Historical Method and Reception
J. Maxwell Miller;Megan Bishop Moore, "The Prophets — Israel's Earliest Historians?";Jeffrey K. Kuan, "Problems and Issues in Interpreting the Neo-Assyrian Eponym Chronicles and Their Implications for the Study of Prophetic Literature.";Brent A. Strawn, "Herodotus' History 2.141 and the Deliverance of Jerusalem: On Parallels, Sources, and Histories of Ancient Israel";Oded Borowski, "The Biblical mzrq — What Is It?"; David Petersen, "The Ambiguous Role of Moses as Prophet";Martin J. Buss, "The Place of Hebrew Prophets in Macrohistory"
A Select Bibliography of John H. Hayes (Kelle and Moore)
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Shane Chaddick
reviewed Israel's Prophets and Israel's Past: Essays on the Relationship of Prophetic Texts and Israelite History in Honor of John H. Hayes on September 03, 2016
Israel's Prophets and Israel's Past
Josephus had access to texts that no longer exist, and folklore. Details about Moses you never read in the Bible: long winded speeches, descriptions of him in childhood. Expanded discussions of the genocide advocated in the Bible.
IF you suspected David was a creep and a usurper, there is more evidence here, although Josephus himself follows the conventional view that David was wonderful and devout.
An astute historian, keenly and openly aware of his own motives, Josephus is underappreciated, perhaps because he was a Roman officer at the time of the Jewish rebellion.
Although he offers no insight into such mysteries as the Easu/Jacob hairy man, smooth man thing, there is a lot more detail. Why did Jacob (farmer, favorite of his mother) who did so many sneaky things to his brother Esau (hunter, favorite of his father), turn out to be the chosen one?
I must explain that I mine the Bible for traces of stone age roots, along the lines pointed out by Robert Graves and James Frasier.
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