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245 00 $aFortunate the eyes that see :$bessays in honor of David Noel Freedman in celebration of his seventieth birthday /$cedited by Astrid B. Beck [and others].
260 $aGrand Rapids, Mich. :$bWilliam B. Eerdmans Pub. Co.,$c℗♭1995.
300 $axvii, 672 pages :$billustrations ;$c25 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
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504 $a"Bibliography of the works of David Noel Freedman, 1947-1982 / M. O'Connor": pages 633-659; "Bibliography of the works of David Noel Freedman, 1982-1995 / Kathleen G. Beck": pages 660-669.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 00 $tP and J in Genesis 1:2-11:26 : an alternative hypothesis /$rJoseph Blenkinsopp --$tWhat they don't know won't hurt them : Genesis 6-9 /$rBaruch Halpern --$tTangled plots in Genesis /$rRonald S. Hendel --$tWhy God rejected Cain's offering : the obvious answer /$rGary A. Herion --$tThe land redeemer and the jubilee /$rJacob Milgrom --$tThe Deuteronomistic school /$rRichard Elliott Friedman --$tAll Israel's response to Joshua : a note on the narrative framework of Joshua 1 /$rDavid H. Howard, Jr. --$tAaron's calf and Jeroboam's calves /$rGary N. Knoppers --$tThe transfer of kingship : a divine turning /$rPater Machinist --$tMurderous fathers, manipulative mothers, and rivalrous siblings : rethinking the architecture of Genesis-Kings /$rJ. David Pleins --$tLinguistic coherence in prophetic discourse /$rFrancis I. Andersen --$tIsaiah 5 and 9 : in- or interdependence? /$rAndrew H. Bartelt --$tZephaniah's oracle against the nations and an Israelite cultural myth /$rAdele Berlin --$tWho knows what YHWH will do? : the character of God in the book of Joel /$rJames L. Crenshaw --$tJonah : the prophecy of antirhetoric /$rYehoshua Gitay --$tThe future fortunes of the house of David : the evidence of Second Zechariah /$rCarol L. Meyers and Eric M. Meyers --$tThe name of "Second Isaiah" : the forgotten theory of Nehemiah Rabban /$rRisa Levitt Kohn and William H.C. Propp --$tWhy prophetic oracles against the nations? /$rPaul R. Raabe --$tA literary approach to Chronicles' ark narrative in 1 Chronicles 13-16 /$rTamara C. Eskenazi --$tQohelet's autobiography /$rC.L. Seow --$tThe graded numerical saying in Job /$rAndrew E. Steinmann --$tToward a history of Hebrew prosody /$rFrank Moore Cross --$tShards, strophes, and stats /$rA. Dean Forbes --$tWar and rebel chants in the Former Prophets /$rM. O'Connor --$t"Who is this that rises like the Nile?" : some Egyptian texts on the inundation and a prophetic trope /$rJohn R. Huddlestun --$tWriting and editing /$rBrian Peckham --$tMixed marriage metaphor in Ezekiel 16 /$rMarvin H. Pope --$tPrepositions with pronominal suffixes in Phoenician and Punic /$rPhilip C. Schmitz --$tThe raised hand of God as an oath gesture /$rDavid Rolph Seely --$tOn being "damned certain" : the story of a curse in the Sefire inscription and its interpretation /$rBruce Zuckerman --$tTopography and theology in the Gospel of John /$rCraig R. Koester --$tMark and Isaiah /$rJoel Marcus --$t"Happy the eyes that see" : the tradition, message, and authenticity of Luke 10:23-24 and parallels /$rJohn P. Meier --$tImages of transcendence and divine communion : the queen mother of the west in Chinese pictorial art from the Han through the Sung dynasties /$rSuzanne Cahill --$tThe portrayal of Job's wife and her representation in the visual arts /$rZefira Gitay --$tNeedlework and sewing in Israel from prehistoric times to the Roman period /$rAvigail Sheffer --$tAn examination of the prophetic impetus in the Celtic and Norse mythical traditions in juxtaposition with the biblical corpus /$rAstrid B. Beck --$tAn orange peeling (a chapter from The book of the state) : a translation of S.Y. Agnon's short story "Qlypt tpwh Đ zhb" /$rChris Franke --$tJewish Christianity and its significance for ecumenism today /$rHans Ku ng --$tLogos, liturgy, and the evolution of humanity /$rRoy A. Rappaport.
520 1 $a"One of the most varied books of the Bible, Numbers exhibits an intense interest in the rules and regulations governing the activities of the priests and Levites, while narrative accounts of Israel's journeyings in the wilderness are juxtaposed in a seemingly random fashion. Nevertheless, in this scholarly new commentary Eryl Davies clearly shows the overarching structure of Numbers by focusing on three dominant themes: the theology of the land, the significance of the role of priest, and the holiness and purity of the emerging nation of Israel. Alongside a detailed yet very readable exegesis of the text, Davies also discusses important recent trends in Pentateuchal criticism."--Jacket.
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600 14 $aFreedman, David Noel,$d1922-2008.
650 0 $aReligion.
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650 17 $aOude Testament.$2gtt
655 7 $aCriticism, interpretation, etc.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01411635
700 1 $aFreedman, David Noel,$d1922-2008.
700 1 $aBeck, Astrid B.
776 08 $iOnline version:$tFortunate the eyes that see.$dGrand Rapids, Mich. : William B. Eerdmans Pub. Co., ℗♭1995$w(OCoLC)653340654
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