Figuring resurrection : Joseph as a death & resurrection figure in the Old Testament & Second Temple Judaism /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Pulse, Jeffrey
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Bellingham, WA : Lexham Press, [2021]
Colección:Studies in Scripture and Biblical Theology.
Temas:
Joseph > (Son of Jacob)
Bible. > Genesis, XXXVII-L > Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible. > Genesis, XXXVII-L
Resurrection.
Résurrection.
Resurrection
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Contents
  • List of Abbreviations
  • Introduction
  • Aim and Scope
  • Part I: Biblical Interpretation
  • Part II: The Text
  • Part III: Other Texts
  • Part I: Biblical Interpretation
  • Chapter 1: Biblical Interpretation and the Joseph Narratives
  • The Joseph Narratives
  • Brevard Childs: A Canonical Approach
  • Robert Alter: A Poetic Reading
  • Jon Levenson
  • A Narrative Reading
  • R.W.L. Moberly: A Theological Interpretation
  • Walter Brueggemann: A Postmodern Interpretation
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 2: Reading Scripture as a Unified Theological Narrative: A Recommended Methodology
  • A Recommended Methodology
  • Reading Scripture as a Unified Theological Narrative
  • Biblical Motifs and the Text
  • A Unified Theological Narrative and the Joseph Narratives
  • Part II: The Text of Genesis 37-50
  • Chapter 3: The Masoretic Text of the Joseph Narratives
  • Introduction
  • The Joseph Narratives
  • Genesis 37
  • Genesis 38
  • Genesis 39
  • Genesis 40
  • Genesis 41
  • Genesis 42
  • Genesis 43
  • Genesis 44
  • Genesis 45
  • Genesis 46
  • Genesis 47
  • Genesis 48
  • Genesis 49
  • Genesis 50
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 4: Joseph and His Character: Perceived Problems and Difficulties
  • Genesis 37: A Bad Report-Joseph the Spy
  • Genesis 37: A Spoiled Son and an Arrogant Brother
  • Genesis 37: Clueless
  • Genesis 37: Unclean
  • Genesis 38: Judah and Canaanite Women
  • Genesis 38: Sexual Liaison
  • Genesis 38: Who Is More Righteous?
  • Genesis 39: An Ill-Advised Return
  • Genesis 40: A Sudden Self-Reliance
  • Genesis 41-50: Joseph the Egyptian
  • Genesis 42-44: Testing, Testing, Testing
  • Dysfunction and Deception: A Family Heritage
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 5: The Death-and-Resurrection Motif in the Joseph Narratives
  • Introduction
  • The Death-and-Resurrection Motif of the Joseph Narratives
  • Separation and Reunion
  • Three-Day/Three-Stage Separation and Restoration
  • Barren Womb and the Opening of the Womb
  • Being Cast down into a Pit/Sheol and Being Raised up/Lifted Up
  • Going down to Egypt and up to Canaan/The Promised Land
  • Slavery and Freedom
  • Thrown in Prison and Released from Prison
  • Famine and Deliverance (Drought and Rain/Dew)
  • Seeds/Planting and Growth/Fertility/Fruitfulness
  • Going down into the Water/Being Drowned and Being Brought up out of the Water/New Life
  • Exile and Return from Exile
  • Stripped and Clothed
  • Conclusion
  • Part III: Other Texts of Genesis 37-50
  • Chapter 6: The Septuagint in Comparison to the Masoretic Text
  • Introduction
  • The Text: The Septuagint in Comparison to the Masoretic Text of Genesis 37-50
  • The Attitude and Approach to the Text
  • Translation Trends and Their Effect on the Text
  • Cultural Reflections of Third-Century BCE Jewish Alexandria
  • Joseph's Image Supplemented
  • Joseph's Image Tarnished
  • Conclusion

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