Jeremiah: A Study in Ancient Hebrew RhetoricEisenbrauns, 1. jan. 1997 - 212 strani Completely retypeset including a new chapter on the history of rhetorical criticism in North America and a fully updated bibliography, Jack Lundbom's landmark contribution to rhetorical criticism is here reissued by Eisenbrauns. This book serves a dual purpose as both an introduction to Jeremiah and an introduction (with illustration) to rhetorical criticism of the Hebrew Bible. |
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Chapter 1 | 1 |
Chapter 2 | 36 |
Chapter 3 | 82 |
Chapter 4 | 147 |
Appendix | 155 |
Bibliography | 165 |
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Back Cover | 213 |
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Amos Ancient argued argument audience Babylon balance Baruch beginning Bible Biblical Poetry book of Jeremiah Bright Canon chapter chiasmus chiasmus of speaker chiastic structures Chicago Cluster cola colon composition Condamin Covenant delimited Deut Deuteronomy discourse dissertation E. J. Brill earlier Essays Exergasia exile final Form Criticism form-critics Fortress Press Freedman genre Greek Gunkel Hebrew Poetry Hebrew Rhetoric Holladay Ibid inclusio Isaiah Israel Jehoiakim Jere Jeremianic speeches Jerusalem judgment key words king Lamentations lawsuit Leiden letter literary unit Literature Lohfink Lowth Lund miah Muilenburg Old Testament Oracles to Foreign oral original parallelism poem Poetic Pontifical Biblical Institute Prophecy Propheten Prophetic Speech prose Psalm repetition Repr Rhetorical Criticism rhetorical structures Rudolph Ruprecht says Schoettgen scholars scribe Seraiah speak stanza Studies temple Theological tion Tradition trans Ugaritic University Press verb verse Volz VTSupp Yahweh York Zedekiah איש יהוה נאם־יהוה
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