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"The book of Micah provides insight into the struggle of a prophet with his vocation in an extremely difficult time. The aggressive policies of Neo-Assyrian kings which involved large-scale destruction, deportation and resettlement upturned existing social structures everywhere. Kings of Judah...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Moor, Johannes C. de (Johannes Cornelis), 1935-2023 (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Leuven : Peeters, 2020
Colección:Historical commentary on the Old Testament.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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520 8 |a "The book of Micah provides insight into the struggle of a prophet with his vocation in an extremely difficult time. The aggressive policies of Neo-Assyrian kings which involved large-scale destruction, deportation and resettlement upturned existing social structures everywhere. Kings of Judah like Ahaz and Hezekiah had to compromise with the enemy to retain their position. Micah denounced their overindulgence. Initially, the results of his efforts were disappointing and one may certainly say that Micah was a tragic figure who towards the end of his life felt he had been a failed prophet. It is no coincidence that in the Hebrew Bible Micah 3:12 occupies the middle of the whole book of the Twelve "Minor" Prophets. In this verse Micah courageously announced the destruction of the temple on Zion because of Jerusalem's sins - more than a hundred years before it actually happened. His contemporaries had ridiculed him because they did not believe God would ever allow the destruction of his holy abode. Whistleblowers are never popular and it is possible that Micah has had to pay with his life for his scathing criticism of the authorities. However, history proved him right and Micah's impressive sermons inspired later generations to complement them with consoling messages of forgiveness and hope. Prophecy, also prophecy outside Israel, was always open to future expansion. In this way the book of Micah became a cherished source of messianic expectations among both Jews and Christians. Modern research into the book of Micah denies him the authorship of more than half of the chapters attributed to him. On the basis of new textual and archaeological data from the entire Ancient Near East this commentary argues that much more can be regarded as actual fire-and-brimstone preaching of the historical prophet Micah. This conclusion was achieved among other things by collating more than a hundred Hebrew manuscripts of the book of Micah. The commentary devotes also much attention to geology, climate, flora, fauna, agriculture and art. Fifty illustrations elucidate these realia." --provided by publisher, back cover. 
505 0 |a Preface -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- 1 The text of the Book of Micah -- 2 Name of the book and place in the canon -- 3 History and future of research in Micah -- 4 The structure of the book of Micah -- 5 The style of the Book of Micah -- 6 The historical order of the compositional units -- 7 The socio-theological criticism of Micah -- 8 Micah and Isaiah -- 9 The reception of the Book of Micah in Antiquity -- 10 The structure of this commentary -- Commentary -- Micah 1:1 -- Micah 1:2-9 -- Micah 1:10-16 -- Micah 2:1-11 -- Micah 2:12-13 -- Micah 3:1-12 -- Micah 4:1-7 -- Micah 4:8-5:14 -- Micah 6:1-16 -- Micah 7:1-13 -- Micah 7:14-20. 
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