Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p 1. The process of transmission and the documentary hypothesis -- The new approach of Gerhard von Rad -- The modification of this approach by Martin Noth -- The documentary hypothesis maintained -- The question of the 'larger units' -- 2. The patriarchal stories as examples of a 'larger unit' within the framework of the Pentateuch -- The stories of Joseph, Jacob, and Isaac -- The story of Abraham -- The variety of layers in the process of transmission of the Abraham tradition -- The promises in the divine addresses in the Abraham story -- The promises to the patriarchs -- The promise of the land -- The promise of descendents -- The blessing -- The guidance -- The combination of individual promise themes -- The function of the promise addresses in composition of the patriarchal story -- The absence of any definite reworking in the Exodus-Numbers -- The 'larger units' in Exodus-Numbers -- Traces of an over-arching reworking -- 3. Criticisms of Pentateuchal criticism -- The present state of pentateuchal criticism -- The problem of the Yahwist -- Literary analysis of the Yahwist -- Characteristics of the work of the Yahwist -- The theology of the Yahwist -- Reasons against the acceptance of a Yahwistic work -- The problem of a priestly narrative in the patriarchal story -- The stories of Joseph and Isaac -- The Jacob story -- The Abraham story -- Genesis 23 -- The priestly layer in the patriarchal story -- Chronological notes -- 'Theological' passages -- The function of the priestly layer -- No priestly narrative, but a layer of priestly reworking -- Synthesis -- 4. Conclusions and consequences -- Dissent from the documentary hypothesis -- The 'larger units' in the Pentateuch -- The patriarchal story -- The other 'larger units' -- The problem of the synthesizing, final arrangement of the Pentateuch.. }
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- catalog description "1. The process of transmission and the documentary hypothesis -- The new approach of Gerhard von Rad -- The modification of this approach by Martin Noth -- The documentary hypothesis maintained -- The question of the 'larger units' -- 2. The patriarchal stories as examples of a 'larger unit' within the framework of the Pentateuch -- The stories of Joseph, Jacob, and Isaac -- The story of Abraham -- The variety of layers in the process of transmission of the Abraham tradition -- The promises in the divine addresses in the Abraham story -- The promises to the patriarchs -- The promise of the land -- The promise of descendents -- The blessing -- The guidance -- The combination of individual promise themes -- The function of the promise addresses in composition of the patriarchal story -- The absence of any definite reworking in the Exodus-Numbers -- The 'larger units' in Exodus-Numbers -- Traces of an over-arching reworking -- 3. Criticisms of Pentateuchal criticism -- The present state of pentateuchal criticism -- The problem of the Yahwist -- Literary analysis of the Yahwist -- Characteristics of the work of the Yahwist -- The theology of the Yahwist -- Reasons against the acceptance of a Yahwistic work -- The problem of a priestly narrative in the patriarchal story -- The stories of Joseph and Isaac -- The Jacob story -- The Abraham story -- Genesis 23 -- The priestly layer in the patriarchal story -- Chronological notes -- 'Theological' passages -- The function of the priestly layer -- No priestly narrative, but a layer of priestly reworking -- Synthesis -- 4. Conclusions and consequences -- Dissent from the documentary hypothesis -- The 'larger units' in the Pentateuch -- The patriarchal story -- The other 'larger units' -- The problem of the synthesizing, final arrangement of the Pentateuch.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. The process of transmission and the documentary hypothesis -- The new approach of Gerhard von Rad -- The modification of this approach by Martin Noth -- The documentary hypothesis maintained -- The question of the 'larger units' -- 2. The patriarchal stories as examples of a 'larger unit' within the framework of the Pentateuch -- The stories of Joseph, Jacob, and Isaac -- The story of Abraham -- The variety of layers in the process of transmission of the Abraham tradition -- The promises in the divine addresses in the Abraham story -- The promises to the patriarchs -- The promise of the land -- The promise of descendents -- The blessing -- The guidance -- The combination of individual promise themes -- The function of the promise addresses in composition of the patriarchal story -- The absence of any definite reworking in the Exodus-Numbers -- The 'larger units' in Exodus-Numbers -- Traces of an over-arching reworking -- 3. Criticisms of Pentateuchal criticism -- The present state of pentateuchal criticism -- The problem of the Yahwist -- Literary analysis of the Yahwist -- Characteristics of the work of the Yahwist -- The theology of the Yahwist -- Reasons against the acceptance of a Yahwistic work -- The problem of a priestly narrative in the patriarchal story -- The stories of Joseph and Isaac -- The Jacob story -- The Abraham story -- Genesis 23 -- The priestly layer in the patriarchal story -- Chronological notes -- 'Theological' passages -- The function of the priestly layer -- No priestly narrative, but a layer of priestly reworking -- Synthesis -- 4. Conclusions and consequences -- Dissent from the documentary hypothesis -- The 'larger units' in the Pentateuch -- The patriarchal story -- The other 'larger units' -- The problem of the synthesizing, final arrangement of the Pentateuch.".