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Abram To Abraham A Literary Analysis Of The Abraham Narrative Das Alte Testament Im Dialog An Outline Of An Old Testament Dialogue New Jonathan Grossman

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Abram To Abraham A Literary Analysis Of The Abraham Narrative Das Alte Testament Im Dialog An Outline Of An Old Testament Dialogue New Jonathan Grossman
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Publisher: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.97 MB
Pages: 570
Author: Jonathan Grossman
ISBN: 9783034320771, 9783035109191, 3034320779, 3035109192
Language: English
Year: 2016
Edition: New

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Abram To Abraham A Literary Analysis Of The Abraham Narrative Das Alte Testament Im Dialog An Outline Of An Old Testament Dialogue New Jonathan Grossman by Jonathan Grossman 9783034320771, 9783035109191, 3034320779, 3035109192 instant download after payment.

Abram to Abraham explores the Abraham saga (11:27-22:24) through a literary lens, following the legendary figure of Abraham as he navigates the arduous odyssey to nationhood. Rather than overlook the textual discrepancies, repetitions and contradictions long noted by diachronic scholars, this study tackles them directly, demonstrating how many problems of the ancient text in fact hold the key to deeper understanding of the narrative and its objectives. Therefore, the book frequently notes the classic division of the text according to primary sources, but offers an alternative, more harmonious reading based on the assumption that the narrative forms a single, intentionally designed unit.
The narrative’s artistic design is especially evident in its arrangement of the two halves of the story around the protagonists’ change of name. The stories of Abram and Sarai in the first half of the cycle (11:27-16:16) are parallel to the stories of Abraham and Sarah in the second half (18:1-22:24). A close reading of this transformation in the biblical narrative illuminates the moral and theological values championed by the figure of Abraham as luminary, soldier, family man, and loyal subject of God.

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