Theophanic “Type-Scenes” in the Pentateuch

Cover\nTitle\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nChapter 1. Seeing the Unseen in the Pentateuch\n	1. Introduction\n	2. The Lay of the Land\n	3. Place, Method, and Scope of the Present Study\n		a. Place within the Discipline\n		b. Methodological Questions and Controls\n		c. The Program of This Study\nChapter 2. To See or Not to See: The Appearances of God in Genesis\n	1. Introduction\n	2. Genesis and the “Appearances” (ראה) of God\n		a. God Appears to Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar\n		b. God Appears to Isaac\n		c. God Appears to Jacob\n		d. Summary\nChapter 3. Hidden in the Clouds: The Appearances of God in Exodus\n	1. Introduction\n	2. Theophanies in Exodus\n		a. God Appears to Moses Pre-Sinai\n		b. God Appears to Israel Pre-Sinai\n		c. God Appears at Mt. Sinai\n		d. God Appears at the Tent of Meeting/Tabernacle\n	3. The Canonical Interchange and Theological Implications\nChapter 4. Cultic Theophanies and the Levitical Theophanic Type-Scene: The Appearances of God in Leviticus\n	1. Introduction\n	2. Leviticus within a Theophanic Context\n	3. Theophanic Narratives in Leviticus\n		a. YHWH’s Kabod Appears After Aaron’s Proper Sacrifices\n		b. YHWH’s Kabod Appears After Aaron’s Sons’ Improper Incense\nChapter 5. Theophanies (Re)Contextualized: The Appearances of God in Numbers\n	1. The Theophanic Hook with Exodus\n	2. Theophanies for the Murmuring: Exodus Redux\n	3. Korah and Boundaries: Leviticus Redux\n	4. The Balaam Story: Genesis Redux\n	5. Conclusion\nChapter 6. “There Was No Form”: Re-Reading the Type-Scenes with Deuteronomy\n	1. Deuteronomy as sui generis\n	2. Rereading the Horeb Theophany\n		a. Memory #1: Deuteronomy 4\n		b. Memory #2: Deuteronomy 5\n		c. Memory #3 and Forecasting a Horeb-like Theophany in Deuteronomy 9\n		d. Memory #4: Horeb and Forecasting a New Prophet in Deuteronomy 18\n	3. Resumption of Narrative, the Tent of Meeting, and the Return of the Exodus Type-Scene\n	4. The Blessing of Moses and the Death of Moses\n		a. The Blessing Song\n		b. The Death Epilogue\n	5. Conclusion\nChapter 7. Conclusions\n	1. Summary of Argument\n	2. The Discourse\n	3. Suggestions for Further Research\nBibliography\nIndex of References\nIndex of Authors