Bonner Biblische Beitr?¤ge
Exegese und Theologie von Jes 60â62
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Product details:
- Publisher V & R Unipress GmbH
- Date of Publication 20 May 2015
- ISBN 9783847103684
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages386 pages
- Size 232x155 mm
- Language German 0
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Short description:
Die Gottesstadt als von Menschen gestalteter Sozialraum im Zentrum der Welt in Jes 60-62
MoreLong description:
Chapters 60-62 of the book of Isaiah are considered to be key texts for explaining the origins of the third section of the book in Isaiah 56-66. Hypotheses on the origin of the texts frequently address an unknown post-exilic author called Third Isaiah, who is said to have formulated his calling and his programme in Isaiah 60-62. After Steck rigorously dismissed the postulate of one prophetic individual, the learned character of these texts - which were never conceived as discrete prophetic logia, but rather always seen within a literary context - is examined. Following Steck's impulses, the context and genesis of chapters Isaiah 60-62 are examined here. In the absence of a prophet's biography and prophetic proclamations it is the portrayal of Zion that characterises these chapters. The city of God is configured spatially, as holy ground, but also anthropomorphized as a figure and as a community of justice in the centre of the world.
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