The the prophet as a historical person, literary character and anonymous artist Johannes C. de Moor text xx Leiden ; Boston Brill 2001 9999 monographic und eng

print

x, 263 p. ; 25 cm. When the agenda of an artistic composition is hidden: Jonah and intertextual dialogue with Isaiah 6, the 'confession of Jeremiah' and other texts / A.A. Abela -- From king to prophet in Samuel and Kings / A.G. Auld -- Prophets in the Book of Chronicles / P.C. Beentjes -- Personifications and prophetic voices of Zion in Isaiah and beyond / U. Berges -- A prophet in despaeration? the confessions of Jeremiah / C. Bultmann -- Threading as a stylistic feature of Amos / T.A. Collins -- 'I am neither a prophet nor a prophet's pupil' Amos 7:9-17 as the presentation of a prophet like Moses / M. Dijkstra -- Israelite prophecy: characteristics of the first protest movement / T.L. Fenton -- Jonah from the whale: exodus motifs in Jonah 2 / A.G. Hunter -- The Portrayal of Moses as Deuteronomic archetypal prophet in Exodus and its revisal / W. Johnstone -- Blowing the same shofar: an intertextual comparison of representations of the prophetic role in Jeremiah and Ezekiel / H. Leene -- Ezekiel as a priest in exile / A. Mein -- Person shift in prophetic texts: its function and its rendering in ancient and modern translations / L.J. de Regt -- Deborah, a prophetess: the meaning and background of Judges 4:4-5 / K. Spronk. edited by Johannes C. de Moor Bible. Prophets.Prophets.Conference papers and proceedings BS1192 .O84 2001 97890041216079004121609 220820