Vetus Testamentum, Supplements
2 primary works
Book 108
This volume analyses the so-called 'Denkschrift' (Isa 6:1-9:6) by focussing on the image of God's Reign. It discusses the literary formation and shows that the idea of God's Reign is the red line connecting independent texts in former times.
The study focuses on the literary formation and on the images of God's Reign. Subjects included are the investigation of the literary form of Isa 6, comparisons with neo-assyrian prophecies and royal texts from Egypt and the discussion of literary form and origin of the messianic announcement in Isa 9.
The final description of the image of God's Reign gives a deeper insight in the development of theological ideas in ancient Israel and is useful for a closer view on Judah's history of religion between the 8th and 5th centuries B.C.E.
The study focuses on the literary formation and on the images of God's Reign. Subjects included are the investigation of the literary form of Isa 6, comparisons with neo-assyrian prophecies and royal texts from Egypt and the discussion of literary form and origin of the messianic announcement in Isa 9.
The final description of the image of God's Reign gives a deeper insight in the development of theological ideas in ancient Israel and is useful for a closer view on Judah's history of religion between the 8th and 5th centuries B.C.E.
Book 151
In einer redaktionskritischen Analyse bietet dieses Buch die Rekonstruktion der Entwicklung der kabod-Theologie und zeigt dabei drei literarische Profile auf, die die Autoren des Alten Testaments durch die Transformation der Tradition vom goettlichen Koenigtum entwickelten.
Drawing on redaction-critical investigations this book offers a reconstruction of the formation of kabod- Theology and presents the three literary profils the authors of the Old Testament developed while conveying the tradition of divine kingship.
Drawing on redaction-critical investigations this book offers a reconstruction of the formation of kabod- Theology and presents the three literary profils the authors of the Old Testament developed while conveying the tradition of divine kingship.