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Canon And Exegesis Canonical Praxis And The Sodom Narrative Jsot Supplement William John Lyons

Name: Canon And Exegesis Canonical Praxis And The Sodom Narrative Jsot Supplement William John Lyons
SKU: BELL-1961474
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Canon And Exegesis Canonical Praxis And The Sodom Narrative Jsot Supplement William John Lyons instant download after payment.

Publisher: Sheffield Academic Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 17.41 MB

Pages: 327

Author: William John Lyons

ISBN: 9781841272955, 1841272957

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Canon And Exegesis Canonical Praxis And The Sodom Narrative Jsot Supplement William John Lyons by William John Lyons 9781841272955, 1841272957 instant download after payment.

Previous attempts to critique the canonical approach of Brevard Childs have remained largely theoretical in nature. One of the weakness of canonical criticism, then, is its failure to have generated new readings of extended biblical passages. Reviewing the hermeneutics and the praxis of Childs' approach, Lyons then turns to the Sodom narrative (Gen 18-19) as a test of a practical exegesis according to Childs' principles, and then to reflect critically upon the reading experience generated. Surprisingly, the canonical reading produced is a wholly new one, centred around the complex, irreducible-even contradictory-request of Abraham for Yahweh to do justice (18:23-25).