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049 $aMAIN
100 1 $aHumphreys, W. Lee.
245 10 $aCrisis and story :$bintroduction to the Old Testament /$cW. Lee Humphreys.
250 $a1st ed.
260 $aPalo Alto, Calif. :$bMayfield Pub. Co.,$c1979.
300 $axv, 313 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aIntroduction: Patterns of memory -- The nature and function of religious tradition -- Origins of Israel's story -- Tradition and crisis -- Part One: The religious tradition of ancient Israel -- Origins of ancient Israel -- Tribal unity and religious traditions -- Section One: The empire of David and Solomon -- 1. The first crisis -- Formation of the empire -- From agrarian tribalism to cosmopolitan urbanism -- 2. The Davidic and Zion traditions -- David and Jerusalem -- Jerusalem and its God -- 3. The Yahwist -- Critical study of the Pentateuch -- The Yahwist's epic -- Synthesis of the Moses-Sinai and David-Zion traditions -- 4. Visions of the ways of God with mortals -- Wisdom and King Solomon -- The tragedy of King Saul -- Section Two: From dissolution to destruction -- 5. The Moses-Sinai story in Northern Israel -- The Elohist narrative -- Emergence of the prophets -- Amos and the reign of Jeroboam II -- Hosea and the fall of Northern Israel -- 6. Judah and the Assyrian Empire -- Micah of Moresheth -- 7. The second crisis -- The oracles of Jeremiah --Epilogue to Part 1: The Deuteronomistic history.
505 0 $aPart Two: The rise of Judaism -- Prologue to Part 2: The crisis -- Continuity and discontinuity -- Jeremiah and the new covenant -- Section One: The Babylonian and Persian periods -- 8. The prophets and a new nation -- Ezekiel: prophet in exile -- The Second Isiah -- Promise and fulfillment -- 9. Theological issues confronting early Judaism -- The Book of Job -- Philosophical wisdom -- Kohelet -- 10. Wilderness and temple -- Priestly circles -- Nehemiah and Ezra in Jerusalem -- The Chronicler's history -- 11. Judaism engaging a Gentile world -- Section Two: The challenge of Hellenism -- 12. Apocalyptic vision and emerging nationalism -- Under Ptolemaic and Seleucid rule -- Antiochus IV and the Maccabees -- The apocalyptic vision -- The Essenes of Qumran -- The Essene community -- 14. Sadducees, Samaritans, Zealots, and Pharisees -- The setting -- The Sadducees -- Samaritans, Zealots, and Christians -- The Pharisees before 66 C.E. -- Additional writings -- 15. The third crisis -- Rebellion and Masada -- Failure of apocalyptic expectations -- Transformation of the Pharisees -- Josephus -- Epilogue to Part 2: Formation of the canon.
520 $aThis relatively brief, nontechnical introduction to the Old Testament captures the dramatic development of the ancient Israelite and early Jewish religious traditions, emphasizing the importance of narrative and memory. By focusing on the Moses-Sinai and David-Zion stories and on three major crises in the history of Jerusalem'the capture of the city by David in the 10th century BCE, its destruction by Babylon in 587 BCE, and its destruction by Rome in 70 CE'Humphreys helps students appreciate the complex interplay between the religious traditions and the political, social, economic, military, and cultural factors that influenced these traditions.
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