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This volume deals with the redaction history of the Book of Micah vis-à-vis the alternation of the oracles of judgement and the oracles of salvation in chapters 2-5.
The first part of the book offers a brief discussion of the most important hypotheses to account for the alternation of doom and hope that have been put forward over the last three or four decades: the composition model, the dialogue model and the redaction-historical model.
The second part of the book offers a detailed study of the text of Micah 2-5 followed by a thorough analysis of the form and literary development of the individual pericopes. The study is concluded by a fresh presentation of the redaction history of the Book of Micah.
The first part of the book offers a brief discussion of the most important hypotheses to account for the alternation of doom and hope that have been put forward over the last three or four decades: the composition model, the dialogue model and the redaction-historical model.
The second part of the book offers a detailed study of the text of Micah 2-5 followed by a thorough analysis of the form and literary development of the individual pericopes. The study is concluded by a fresh presentation of the redaction history of the Book of Micah.
Price: $256.00
Pages: 366
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Series: Vetus Testamentum, Supplements
Publication Date:
08 March 2001
ISBN: 9789004119369
Format: Other
Jan A. Wagenaar, Ph.D. (1995), Utrecht University, has taught Old Testament and Biblical Hebrew at Utrecht University, Kings College London and the Catholic Theological University at Utrecht. As a Research Fellow at Utrecht University he is currently preparing a study on the formation of the Priestly Code.