Those Elusive Deuteronomists: The Phenomenon of Pan-Deuteronomism (JSOT Supplement Series)

Those Elusive Deuteronomists: The Phenomenon of Pan-Deuteronomism......Page 4
Contents......Page 6
Abbreviations......Page 8
List of Contributors and Editors......Page 12
Linda S. Schearing: Introduction......Page 14
Part I: PAN-DEUTERONOMISM: THE PROBLEM......Page 22
Richard Coggins: What Does \'Deuteronomistic\' Mean?......Page 23
Norbert F. Lohfink: Was There a Deuteronomistic Movement?......Page 37
When Would It Be Better Not to Use the Word \'Deuteronomistic\'?......Page 38
What Criteria Allow for the Designation of a Text as Deuteronomistic?......Page 41
Three Examples from the Book of Amos......Page 43
When May We Speak Historically of a \'Movement\'?......Page 46
The Circulation of Writings......Page 48
The Qumran Library......Page 51
The Canonization of Biblical Books......Page 52
The \'Publication\' of Biblical Books......Page 54
Is There a Relationship between the Form of the Text and \'Movements\'?......Page 55
Hezekiah......Page 57
Josiah......Page 58
The Deuteronomistic Literary Work during the Exile......Page 61
The Persian Period......Page 65
The End of the Persian and Greek Periods......Page 66
Robert R. Wilson: Who Was the Deuteronomist? (Who Was Not the Deuteronomist?): Reflections on Pan-Deuteronomism......Page 68
The Deuteronomists in the Torah......Page 70
Deuteronomists in the Deuteronomistic History......Page 72
The Deuteronomist in the Prophetic Books......Page 74
The Deuteronomists in the Writings......Page 78
II......Page 79
Part II: PAN-DEUTERONOMISM AND HEBREW SCRIPTURE STUDIES......Page 84
Joseph Blenkinsopp: Deuteronomic Contribution to the Narrative in Genesis–Numbers: A Test Case......Page 85
Introductory Address (Exodus 19.4-6a)......Page 88
The Literary Framework of the Lawbook (Exodus 20.22; 23.20-33)......Page 95
Sealing the Covenant (Exodus 24.1-18)......Page 99
Moses on the Mountain Receives the Stone Tablets (Exodus 24.12-15a, 18b, [31.18])......Page 102
The Making of the Golden Calf (Exodus 32.1-6)......Page 103
Reaction to the Idolatrous Cult (Exodus 32.7-35)......Page 105
The Remaking of the Covenant (34.1-28)......Page 109
Final, but Not Definitive, Reflections......Page 112
APPENDIX: Synopsis of Deuteronomy and Exodus Versions......Page 114
1. Are the Former Prophets in their Entirety Deuteronomistic?......Page 117
2. The State of the Question Sketched......Page 119
3. Hints Toward a Solution?......Page 124
Robert A. Kugler: The Deuteronomists and the Latter Prophets......Page 128
Definitions and Criteria......Page 130
Prophetic Books that Escaped the Deuteronomic Imprint: Joel, Obadiah, Jonah, Nahum and Habakkuk......Page 131
Deuteronomism in the Late-Exilic and Early-Postexilic Prophets: Second and Third Isaiah, Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi......Page 132
Deuteronomism in First Isaiah, Amos, Hosea, Micah, Zephaniah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel......Page 134
Isaiah......Page 135
Amos......Page 137
Hosea......Page 139
Zephaniah......Page 141
Jeremiah......Page 143
Ezekiel......Page 144
Conclusion......Page 145
James L. Crenshaw: The Deuteronomists and the Writings......Page 146
The Deuteronomist and Wisdom Literature......Page 150
Deuteronomy and Qoheleth......Page 154
Deuteronomy and Late Liturgical Prayers......Page 155
Some Methodological Observations......Page 157
Part III: PAN-DEUTERONOMISM: CASE STUDIES......Page 160
John Van Seters: Is There Evidence of a Dtr Redaction in the Sinai Pericope (Exodus 19–24, 32–34)?......Page 161
Lothar Perlitt......Page 162
Frank Crüsemann......Page 163
Erich Zenger......Page 166
Eckart Otto......Page 167
Marc Zvi Brettler: Predestination in Deuteronomy 30.1-10......Page 172
The Confusing State of Current Research on the Book of Jeremiah......Page 190
The Profile of the (First) Dtr Redaction of Jeremiah......Page 192
The Relationship between the Deuteronomists of Jeremiah and the Deuteronomists of the DH......Page 195
How Did Jeremiah Become a Convert to Dtr Ideology?......Page 196
Conine L. Patton: Pan-Deuteronomism and the Book of Ezekiel......Page 201
Ezekiel as a Manipulative Author......Page 206
Ezekiel and Language of the Exile: Cases of Mistaken Identity......Page 209
Ezekiel as Shaping the Traditions......Page 210
Conclusion......Page 216
Deuteronomistic Redaction in Micah......Page 217
The Coherence of Micah\'s Deuteronomistic Redaction and Mican Prophecy......Page 225
The Provenance of the Mican Circle and the Deuteronomists\' Identity......Page 229
1. Introduction......Page 233
2. General Considerations and the Basic Ground of the Hypotheses of Dtr Redaction(s)......Page 234
3. Redactional Issues: Some Considerations......Page 236
a. Introduction......Page 240
c. Typical Deuteronomistic Phraseology......Page 241
d. Randomly Chosen Shared Words and Short Expressions......Page 245
e. Shared \'Clusters\' or \'Expressions\'......Page 246
5. A Common Theology?......Page 254
6. The Significance of the Presence and Absence of Dtr Style or from \'Movement\' to Associations and Messages Conveyed to an Intended Readership......Page 259
Steven L. McKenzie: Postscript: The Laws of Physics and Pan-Deuteronomism......Page 263
Index of References......Page 273
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K......Page 287
R......Page 288
Z......Page 289