Deuteronomistic History Collection (5 vols.)

by Richard D. Nelson; Albert de Pury; Thomas Römer; Jean-Daniel Macchi

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4 more

Publisher:

Sheffield Academic Press

, 1981–2000

Overview

The 5-volume Deuteronomistic History Collection draws on the best contemporary scholarship to illuminate the key issues in the study of Deuteronomistic History. The books in this collection examine the narrative structure, the linguistic traits, the redaction history, and the theology of the books in the Deuteronomistic history. Containing three scholarly monographs, in addition to two comprehensive volumes of essays, this 5-volume collection includes contributions from dozens of scholars on the most important topics in the field.

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Key Features

• Richard D. Nelson on the double redaction of the Deuteronomistic History
• Analysis of recent scholarly trends
• Discussion of historiography
• All references to the Hebrew Bible linked directly to Hebrew texts and English translations
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Product Details

• Title: Deuteronomistic History Collection
• Volumes: 5
• Pages: 1,398