John 4:1-42 among the biblical well encounters: pentateuchal and Johannine narrative reconsidered
Eric John Wyckoff untersucht in diesem Band vier biblische Texte, die von Begegnungen zwischen einer Frau und einem Mann an einem Brunnen erzählen. Die Episoden in Genesis 24 und 29, Exodus 2 und Johannes 4 haben ähnliche literarische Züge, aber die Gegensätze sind aufschlussreich. Ihre komplexe Wec...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Eric John Wyckoff untersucht in diesem Band vier biblische Texte, die von Begegnungen zwischen einer Frau und einem Mann an einem Brunnen erzählen. Die Episoden in Genesis 24 und 29, Exodus 2 und Johannes 4 haben ähnliche literarische Züge, aber die Gegensätze sind aufschlussreich. Ihre komplexe Wechselbeziehung stellt einen Interpretationsschlüssel dar. In this study, Eric John Wyckoff proposes a new approach to an ongoing scholarly discussion. How can the relationship among the encounters at wells narrated in the Pentateuch (Genesis 24 and 29, Exodus 2) and the New Testament (John 4) be defined? Does the latter assume the readers familiarity with the former? If so, then what sort of interpretation of the Torah texts is presupposed, and what significance does this have for the exegesis of the Gospel pericope? The author analyzes the literary parallels and investigates textual clues as to how these came to be intertwined with words and actions of Jesus and thematically refocused in the Fourth Gospel. What comes to light is a complex interrelation which does not fall neatly into a single literary category, inviting readers to interpret the Johannine Samaria narrative in light of three passages from the Pentateuch, and vice versa. |
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| adam_text | IN
THIS
VOLUME,
ERIC
JOHN
WYCKOFF
EXAMINES
FOUR
BIBLICAL
TEXTS
WHICH
NARRATE
ENCOUNTERS
BETWEEN
A
WOMAN
AND
A
MAN
AT
A
WELL.
THE
EPISODES
IN
GENESIS
24
AND
29,
EXODUS
2
AND
JOHN
4
SHARE
SIMILAR
LITERARY
FEATURES,
BUT
THE
CONTRASTS
ARE
REVEALING.
THEIR
COMPLEX
INTERRELATION
REPRESENTS
AN
INTERPRETIVE
KEY.
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PREFACE
............................................................................................................
VII
ABBREVIATIONS
...............................................................................................XVII
INTRODUCTION:
POSING
THE
QUESTION
.................................................
1
CHAPTER
1:
SHAPING
AN
APPROACH
................................................
5
1.1
SELECTING
THE
TEXTS
.....................................................................................
6
1.1.1
RATIONALE
...........................................................................................
8
1.1.1.1
NARRATIVE
STRUCTURE
................................................................
8
1.1.1.2
LITERARY
AND
THEOLOGICAL
MILIEU
.........................................
12
1.1.2
THE
SELECTED
PASSAGES
AND
THEIR
DELIMITATION
..................................
15
1.1.2.1
JESUS
AND
A
WOMAN
OF
SAMARIA
(JOHN
4:1
-42)
...................
16
1.1.2.2
ABRAHAM
*
S
SERVANT
AND
REBECCA
(GEN
24:1-67)
................
17
1.1.2.3
JACOB
AND
RACHEL
(GEN
29:1
-14)
.....................................
17
1.1.2.4
MOSES
AND
ZIPPORAH
AND
HER
SISTERS
(EXOD
2:15-22)
........
18
1.1.3
TEXTUAL
WITNESSES
............................................................................
19
1.1.4
SUMMARY
........................................................................................
21
1.2
NAVIGATING
A
SEA
OF
SCHOLARSHIP
.............................................................
21
1.2.1
PRE-CRITICAL
APPROACHES
....................................................................
23
1.2.2
PRIMARILY
DIACHRONIC
APPROACHES
...................................................
24
1.2.2.1
GNOSTIC
SOURCES
IN
A
COMPLEX
REDACTION
PROCESS
...............
25
1.2.2.2
BASIS
IN
A
HISTORICAL
EVENT
.................................................
26
1.2.2.3
A
CHRISTIAN
MIDRASH
ON
GENESIS
24
...................................
27
1.2.2.4
MOSES
TYPOLOGY
FROM
EXODUS
2
.......................................
28
1.2.2.5
JACOB
TRADITIONS
FROM
GENESIS
29
AND
OTHER
SOURCES
.......
30
1.2.3
PRIMARILY
SYNCHRONIC
APPROACHES
..................................................
32
1.2.3.1
AN
ADAPTATION
OF
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
.........................
33
1.2.3.2
A
PARODY
OF
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
.................................
35
1.2.3.3
AN
ALLEGORY
ON
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
...........................
38
1.2.3.4
AN
ALLUSION
TO
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
.............................
42
X
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.2.3.5
REASSESSING
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
................................
43
1.2.4
APPROACHES
COMBINING
SYNCHRONIC
AND
DIACHRONIC
PROCESSES
.....
45
1.2.4.1
SCRIPTURE
AS
A
HERMENEUTICAL
SCREEN
..................................
45
1.2.4.2
INTERTEXTUAL
APPROACHES
.....................................................
47
1.2.5
CONCLUSIONS
....................................................................................
50
1.2.5.1
LASTING
CONTRIBUTIONS
FROM
PREVIOUS
SCHOLARSHIP
..............
50
1.2.5.2
ONGOING
LACUNAE
................................................................
51
1.3
SUITING
THE
METHOD
TO
THE
TASK
................................................................
53
1.3.1
BASIC
ASSERTIONS
..............................................................................
53
1.3.2
A
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
TEXTUAL
RELATIONSHIP
......................................
55
1.3.2.1
INTERTEXTUALITY
....................................................................
56
1.3.2.2
HYPERTEXTUALITY
..................................................................
57
1.3.2.3
ARCHITEXTUALITY
...................................................................
58
1.3.2.4
THE
THREE
DIMENSIONS
IN
INTERACTION
.................................
59
1.3.3
A
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
APPROACH
......................................................
60
1.3.3.1
INTERTEXTUAL
THEORY
.............................................................
60
1.3.3.2
THE
RELECTURE
HERMENEUTICAL
MODEL
..................................
62
1.3.3.3
THE
TYPE
SCENE
AS
A
NARRATIVE
CONVENTION
.........................
66
1.4
SUMMARY
..................................................................................................
69
CHAPTER
2:
IDENTIFYING
LITERARY
PARALLELS
...................................
71
2.1
PARALLEL
ELEMENTS
SHARED
BY
ALL
FOUR
TEXTS
..........................................
72
2.1.1
VOCABULARY
.....................................................................................
73
2.1.1.1
WATER
AND
ASSOCIATED
ACTIVITIES
.........................................
73
2.1.1.2
MOVEMENT
AND
TRAVELLING
..................................................
75
2.1.1.3
FAMILY,
LIVESTOCK,
ANNOUNCEMENT,
AND
HOSPITALITY
...........
76
2.1.1.4
SEMANTIC
FIELDS
ATTESTED
IN
ALL
BUT
ONE
EPISODE
................
79
2.1.2
SETTING
............................................................................................
80
2.1.3
PLOT
..................................................................................................
81
2.1.3.1
SIMILARITIES
.........................................................................
81
2.1.3.2
CONTRASTS
............................................................................
84
2.1.3.3
JOHANNINE
INNOVATIONS
......................................................
85
2.1.4
CHARACTERS
.......................................................................................
89
2.1.4.1
THE
MAN
ON
A
JOURNEY
........................................................
89
2.1.4.2 SHEPHERDS
AND
SUBORDINATES
..............................................
90
2.1.4.3
THE
WOMAN
AT
THE
WELL
......................................................
91
2.1.4.4
THE
WOMAN S
KINFOLK
........................................................
92
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XI
2.2
SPECIFIC
PARALLELS
WITH
GENESIS
24:1-67
................................................
92
2.2.1
VOCABULARY
......................................................................................
92
2.2.2
SETTING
............................................................................................
95
2.2.3
PLOT
..................................................................................................
95
2.2.4
CHARACTERS
.......................................................................................
97
2.3
SPECIFIC
PARALLELS
WITH
GENESIS
29:1-14
..............................................
100
2.3.1
VOCABULARY
....................................................................................
100
2.3.2
SETTING
...........................................................................................
101
2.3.3
PLOT
................................................................................................
102
2.3.4
CHARACTERS
......................................................................................
102
2.4
SPECIFIC
PARALLELS
WITH
EXODUS
2:15-22
................................................
104
2.4.1
NARRATIVE
CONTEXT
...........................................................................
104
2.4.2
PLOT
(AND
VOCABULARY)
....................................................................
104
2.4.3
A
SUBTLE
PLAY
ON
WORDS?
...............................................................
105
2.5
OBSERVATIONS
..........................................................................................
106
2.5.1
QUANTITATIVE
OBSERVATIONS
..............................................................
107
2.5.2
QUALITATIVE
OBSERVATIONS
..............................................................
109
CHAPTER
3:
LOOKING
BEHIND
THE
TEXT
........................................
113
3.1
JOHANNINE
POSTRESURRECTION
REFLECTION
.................................................
115
3.1.1
CHARACTERISTICS
...............................................................................
115
3.1.1.1
MEMORY
.............................................................................
115
3.1.1.2
POSTRESURRECTION
PERSPECTIVE
............................................
117
3.1.1.3
THE
PARACLETE
AS
GUIDE
.....................................................
118
3.1.1.4
COMMUNAL
DYNAMIC
.........................................................
119
3.1.2
CONTENT
..........................................................................................
120
3.1.2.1
TESTIMONY
..........................................................................
121
3.1.2.2
SCRIPTURE
...........................................................................
122
3.1.2.3
TESTIMONY
AND
SCRIPTURE
IN
RECIPROCAL
INTERACTION
..........
123
3.2
TESTIMONY
REMEMBERED
IN
JOHN
4:1-42
................................................
124
3.2.1
BEYOND
THE
PARALLELS
.....................................................................
125
3.2.1.1
BAPTIZING
AND
MAKING
DISCIPLES
(VV.
1-2)
.......................
125
3.2.1.2
LIVING
WATER
(VV.
10-15)
.................................................
126
3.2.1.3
WORSHIP
IN
SPIRIT
AND
TRUTH
(VV.
20-24)
...........................
127
XII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
3.2.1.4 SPIRITUAL
FOOD
(VV.
31-34)
................................................
127
3.2.1.5
THE
HARVEST
(VV.
35-38)
...................................................
128
3.2.2 COMPARISONS
WITH
THE
SYNOPTIC
TRADITION
....................................
128
3.2.2.1
THE
MISSION
AS
HARVEST
.....................................................
129
3.2.2.2
JESUS
AND
A
NON-JEWISH
WOMAN
.......................................
130
3.2.3
SUMMARY
.......................................................................................
133
3.3
SCRIPTURE
REMEMBERED
IN
JOHN
4:1-42
.................................................
134
3.3.1
SHARED
MOTIFS
.................................................................................
135
3.3.2
OBSERVATIONS
.................................................................................
140
3.4
PLAUSIBLE
MOTIVATIONS
............................................................................
141
3.4.1
PLAUSIBLE
HISTORICAL
MOTIVATIONS
...................................................
142
3.4.1.1
MISSIONARY
CONCERNS
........................................................
142
3.4.1.2
JEWS
AND
SAMARITANS
........................................................
144
3.4.1.3
RELATED
TEXTS
FROM
THE
SYNOPTIC
TRADITION
.......................
145
3.4.2
PLAUSIBLE
THEOLOGICAL
MOTIVATIONS
.................................................
147
3.5
CONCLUSIONS
............................................................................................
148
3.5.1
ENVISIONING
THE
PROCESS
................................................................
148
3.5.2
TOWARDS
INTERPRETATION
..................................................................
149
CHAPTER
4:
READING
THE
REREADING
...........................................
151
4.1
THE
MOTIF
OF
JOURNEY
..............................................................................
152
4.1.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
JOURNEY
MOTIF
...........................................
153
4.1.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
JOURNEY
MOTIF
...............................................
154
4.
1
.3
MAKING
THE
ASSOCIATIONS
RECOGNIZABLE
.........................................
155
4.1.3.1
PARALLEL
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
JOURNEY
MOTIF
.............................
156
4.1.3.2 THE
PROTAGONIST
AVOIDS
A
THREAT
......................................
156
4.1.3.3 THE
PROTAGONIST
ARRIVES
AT
THE
WELL
................................
158
4.1.4 ADDING
A
CONNOTATION
TO
THE
JOURNEY
MOTIF
..................................
159
4.1.4.1
MAKING
AND
BAPTIZING
DISCIPLES
........................................
159
4.1.4.2
A
DIVINE
NECESSITY
............................................................
160
4.2
THE
MOTIF
OF
WATER................................................................................
162
4.2.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
WATER
MOTIF
..............................................
162
4.2.2 TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
WATER
MOTIF
.................................................
1
63
4.2.3
MAKING
THE
ASSOCIATIONS
MORE
RECOGNIZABLE
................................
165
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XIII
4.2.4 DEVELOPING
THE
WATER
MOTIF
METAPHORICALLY
................................
167
4.2.4.1
THE
METAPHOR
INTRODUCED
.................................................
167
4.2.4.2
THE
METAPHOR
MISUNDERSTOOD
...........................................
169
4.2.4.3
THE
METAPHOR
EXPLAINED
...................................................
172
4.3
THE
MOTIF
OF
SOCIOETHNIC
BARRIERS
.........................................................
174
4.3.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
SOCIOETHNIC
BARRIERS
MOTIF
........................
175
4.3.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
SOCIOETHNIC
BARRIERS
MOTIF
...........................
177
4.3.3
INTENSIFYING
THE
MOTIF
..................................................................
179
4.3.4
CHALLENGING
FACTIONALIST
ATTITUDES
...............................................
183
4.3.5
EXPANDING
THE
IMPACT
OF
THE
MOTIF
...............................................
185
4.4
THE
MOTIF
OF
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
..................................................
186
4.4.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
MOTIF
.................
187
4.4.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
MOTIF
...................
188
4.4.3
REINFORCING
THE
ASSOCIATIONS
.........................................................
191
4.4.4
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
ON
THE
LITERAL
LEVEL
.................................
191
4.4.4.1
AN
UNEXPECTED
TWIST
IN
THE
PLOT
........................................
192
4.4.4.2
JESUS
*
EXTRAORDINARY
FEAT
..................................................
193
4.4.4.3
A
NEED
FOR
GOD
*
S
GIFT
......................................................
194
4.4.5
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
ON
THE
FIGURATIVE
LEVEL
...........................
195
4.4.5.1
NUPTIAL
CONNOTATIONS
.........................................................
195
4.4.5.2 THE
SIX
MEN
INTERPRETED
METAPHORICALLY
.........................
196
4.4.5.3
IMPLICIT
ASSOCIATIONS
.........................................................
199
4.5
THE
MOTIF
OF
RECOGNITION
.......................................................................
200
4.5.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
RECOGNITION
MOTIF
....................................
201
4.5.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
RECOGNITION
MOTIF
........................................
202
4.5.3
ADDING
A
CONNOTATION
TO
THE
RECOGNITION
MOTIF
...........................
204
4.5.3.1
INITIAL
PERCEPTION
CHALLENGED
...........................................
205
4.5.3.2 SCRIPTURAL
COMPARISON
......................................................
206
4.5.3.3
INTERMEDIATE
PERCEPTION
CONFIRMED
.................................
206
4.5.3.4
FINAL
PERCEPTION
...............................................................
210
4.6
THE
MOTIF
OF
WORSHIP
............................................................................
212
4.6.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
WORSHIP
MOTIF
..........................................
213
4.6.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
WORSHIP
MOTIF
.............................................
213
4.6.3
EXPANDING
THE
IMPACT
OF
THE
MOTIF
..............................................
216
4.6.3.1
CULTIC
RIVALRY
AND
SOCIOETHNIC
BARRIERS
............................
216
4.6.3.2 CULMINATION
TOGETHER
WITH
OTHER
MOTIFS
.........................
218
4.6.4 INTENSIFYING
THE
MOTIF
..................................................................
219
XIV
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
4.6.4.1
RIGHT
WORSHIP
EXPLAINED
.................................................
219
4.6.4.2
WORSHIP
AND
(NOT)
KNOWING
............................................
221
4.7
THE
MOTIF
OF
ANNOUNCEMENT
.................................................................
223
4.7.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
MOTIF
...............................
223
4.7.2 TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
MOTIF
..................................
224
4.7.3 REINFORCING
THE
ASSOCIATIONS
........................................................
226
4.7.3.1
AN
INITIAL
REPORT
...............................................................
226
4.7.3.2
A
SUDDEN
CHANGE
OF
TOPIC
................................................
227
4.7.3.3 HASTE
AND
URGENCY
...........................................................
228
4.7.3.4
ANNOUNCING
THE
WORDS/THINGS
.........................................
228
4.7.4 ADDING
A
CONNOTATION
TO
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
MOTIF
......................
230
4.7.4.1
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
ITSELF
..................................................
23
I
4.7.4.2
ADDITIONAL,
EXTENDED
APPLICATION
OF
THE
MOTIF
...............
232
4.7.4.3 CULMINATION
OF
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
MOTIF
........................
233
4.8
THE
MOTIF
OF
FOOD
.................................................................................
235
4.8.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
AND
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
FOOD
MOTIF
..................
235
4.8.2
DEVELOPING
THE
FOOD
MOTIF
METAPHORICALLY
.................................
237
4.8.2.1
LITERAL
VERSUS
METAPHORICAL
FOOD
.....................................
237
4.8.2.2 THE
METAPHOR
EXPLAINED
..................................................
239
4.9
THE
MOTIF
OF
WORK
..................................................................................
241
4.9.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
WORK
MOTIF
...............................................
241
4.9.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
WORK
MOTIF
.................................................
242
4.9.3
WORK
IN
THE
LITERAL
SENSE
..............................................................
246
4.9.4
DEVELOPING
THE
WORK
MOTIF
METAPHORICALLY
................................
248
4.9.4.1
UNDEVELOPED
METAPHORICAL
POTENTIAL
OF
THE
WORK
MOTIF.
...248
4.9.4.2
THE
MISSION
AS
A
HARVEST
................................................
249
4.10
THE
MOTIF
OF
WELCOME
.........................................................................
253
4.10.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
AND
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
WELCOME
MOTIF
........
253
4.10.2 ADDING
A
CONNOTATION
TO
THE
WELCOME
MOTIF
............................
256
4.10.3
BRINGING
OTHER
MOTIFS
TO
RESOLUTION
..........................................
258
4.11
THE
TEN
MOTIFS
AND
THEIR
REREADING
..................................................
259
CHAPTER
5:
CONCLUSIONS
...........................................................
261
5.1
DEFINING
THE
TEXTUAL
RELATIONSHIP
........................................................
261
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XV
5.1.1
A
WEB
OF
PARALLELS
.........................................................................
262
5.1.2
A
MUTUAL
REREADING
.......................................................................
262
5.2
EXEGETICAL
CONCLUSIONS
FOR
JOHN
4:1
*
42
..............................................
263
5.2.1
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
READER
....................................................................
263
5.2.2
LITERARY
UNITY
................................................................................
264
5.2.3
THE
MOTIFS
AND
THEIR
REREADING
......................................................
264
5.2.4
THEME
...........................................................................................
266
5.2.5
OPEN-ENDEDNESS
............................................................................
266
5.3
UNDERLYING
INTERPRETATIONS
OF
SCRIPTURE
................................................
267
5.4
DIRECTIONS
FOR
FUTURE
RESEARCH
............................................................
268
BIBLIOGRAPHY
...................................................................................................
271
INDEX
OF
ANCIENT
SOURCES
..............................................................................
295
INDEX
OF
MODERN
AUTHORS
..............................................................................
319
SUBJECT
INDEX
..................................................................................................
325
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IN
THIS
VOLUME,
ERIC
JOHN
WYCKOFF
EXAMINES
FOUR
BIBLICAL
TEXTS
WHICH
NARRATE
ENCOUNTERS
BETWEEN
A
WOMAN
AND
A
MAN
AT
A
WELL.
THE
EPISODES
IN
GENESIS
24
AND
29,
EXODUS
2
AND
JOHN
4
SHARE
SIMILAR
LITERARY
FEATURES,
BUT
THE
CONTRASTS
ARE
REVEALING.
THEIR
COMPLEX
INTERRELATION
REPRESENTS
AN
INTERPRETIVE
KEY.
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PREFACE
.
VII
ABBREVIATIONS
.XVII
INTRODUCTION:
POSING
THE
QUESTION
.
1
CHAPTER
1:
SHAPING
AN
APPROACH
.
5
1.1
SELECTING
THE
TEXTS
.
6
1.1.1
RATIONALE
.
8
1.1.1.1
NARRATIVE
STRUCTURE
.
8
1.1.1.2
LITERARY
AND
THEOLOGICAL
MILIEU
.
12
1.1.2
THE
SELECTED
PASSAGES
AND
THEIR
DELIMITATION
.
15
1.1.2.1
JESUS
AND
A
WOMAN
OF
SAMARIA
(JOHN
4:1
-42)
.
16
1.1.2.2
ABRAHAM
*
S
SERVANT
AND
REBECCA
(GEN
24:1-67)
.
17
1.1.2.3
JACOB
AND
RACHEL
(GEN
29:1
-14)
.
17
1.1.2.4
MOSES
AND
ZIPPORAH
AND
HER
SISTERS
(EXOD
2:15-22)
.
18
1.1.3
TEXTUAL
WITNESSES
.
19
1.1.4
SUMMARY
.
21
1.2
NAVIGATING
A
SEA
OF
SCHOLARSHIP
.
21
1.2.1
PRE-CRITICAL
APPROACHES
.
23
1.2.2
PRIMARILY
DIACHRONIC
APPROACHES
.
24
1.2.2.1
GNOSTIC
SOURCES
IN
A
COMPLEX
REDACTION
PROCESS
.
25
1.2.2.2
BASIS
IN
A
HISTORICAL
EVENT
.
26
1.2.2.3
A
CHRISTIAN
MIDRASH
ON
GENESIS
24
.
27
1.2.2.4
MOSES
TYPOLOGY
FROM
EXODUS
2
.
28
1.2.2.5
JACOB
TRADITIONS
FROM
GENESIS
29
AND
OTHER
SOURCES
.
30
1.2.3
PRIMARILY
SYNCHRONIC
APPROACHES
.
32
1.2.3.1
AN
ADAPTATION
OF
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
.
33
1.2.3.2
A
PARODY
OF
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
.
35
1.2.3.3
AN
ALLEGORY
ON
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
.
38
1.2.3.4
AN
ALLUSION
TO
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
.
42
X
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.2.3.5
REASSESSING
THE
BETROTHAL
TYPE
SCENE
.
43
1.2.4
APPROACHES
COMBINING
SYNCHRONIC
AND
DIACHRONIC
PROCESSES
.
45
1.2.4.1
SCRIPTURE
AS
A
HERMENEUTICAL
SCREEN
.
45
1.2.4.2
INTERTEXTUAL
APPROACHES
.
47
1.2.5
CONCLUSIONS
.
50
1.2.5.1
LASTING
CONTRIBUTIONS
FROM
PREVIOUS
SCHOLARSHIP
.
50
1.2.5.2
ONGOING
LACUNAE
.
51
1.3
SUITING
THE
METHOD
TO
THE
TASK
.
53
1.3.1
BASIC
ASSERTIONS
.
53
1.3.2
A
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
TEXTUAL
RELATIONSHIP
.
55
1.3.2.1
INTERTEXTUALITY
.
56
1.3.2.2
HYPERTEXTUALITY
.
57
1.3.2.3
ARCHITEXTUALITY
.
58
1.3.2.4
THE
THREE
DIMENSIONS
IN
INTERACTION
.
59
1.3.3
A
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
APPROACH
.
60
1.3.3.1
INTERTEXTUAL
THEORY
.
60
1.3.3.2
THE
RELECTURE
HERMENEUTICAL
MODEL
.
62
1.3.3.3
THE
TYPE
SCENE
AS
A
NARRATIVE
CONVENTION
.
66
1.4
SUMMARY
.
69
CHAPTER
2:
IDENTIFYING
LITERARY
PARALLELS
.
71
2.1
PARALLEL
ELEMENTS
SHARED
BY
ALL
FOUR
TEXTS
.
72
2.1.1
VOCABULARY
.
73
2.1.1.1
WATER
AND
ASSOCIATED
ACTIVITIES
.
73
2.1.1.2
MOVEMENT
AND
TRAVELLING
.
75
2.1.1.3
FAMILY,
LIVESTOCK,
ANNOUNCEMENT,
AND
HOSPITALITY
.
76
2.1.1.4
SEMANTIC
FIELDS
ATTESTED
IN
ALL
BUT
ONE
EPISODE
.
79
2.1.2
SETTING
.
80
2.1.3
PLOT
.
81
2.1.3.1
SIMILARITIES
.
81
2.1.3.2
CONTRASTS
.
84
2.1.3.3
JOHANNINE
INNOVATIONS
.
85
2.1.4
CHARACTERS
.
89
2.1.4.1
THE
MAN
ON
A
JOURNEY
.
89
2.1.4.2 SHEPHERDS
AND
SUBORDINATES
.
90
2.1.4.3
THE
WOMAN
AT
THE
WELL
.
91
2.1.4.4
THE
WOMAN'S
KINFOLK
.
92
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XI
2.2
SPECIFIC
PARALLELS
WITH
GENESIS
24:1-67
.
92
2.2.1
VOCABULARY
.
92
2.2.2
SETTING
.
95
2.2.3
PLOT
.
95
2.2.4
CHARACTERS
.
97
2.3
SPECIFIC
PARALLELS
WITH
GENESIS
29:1-14
.
100
2.3.1
VOCABULARY
.
100
2.3.2
SETTING
.
101
2.3.3
PLOT
.
102
2.3.4
CHARACTERS
.
102
2.4
SPECIFIC
PARALLELS
WITH
EXODUS
2:15-22
.
104
2.4.1
NARRATIVE
CONTEXT
.
104
2.4.2
PLOT
(AND
VOCABULARY)
.
104
2.4.3
A
SUBTLE
PLAY
ON
WORDS?
.
105
2.5
OBSERVATIONS
.
106
2.5.1
QUANTITATIVE
OBSERVATIONS
.
107
2.5.2
QUALITATIVE
OBSERVATIONS
.
109
CHAPTER
3:
LOOKING
BEHIND
THE
TEXT
.
113
3.1
JOHANNINE
POSTRESURRECTION
REFLECTION
.
115
3.1.1
CHARACTERISTICS
.
115
3.1.1.1
MEMORY
.
115
3.1.1.2
POSTRESURRECTION
PERSPECTIVE
.
117
3.1.1.3
THE
PARACLETE
AS
GUIDE
.
118
3.1.1.4
COMMUNAL
DYNAMIC
.
119
3.1.2
CONTENT
.
120
3.1.2.1
TESTIMONY
.
121
3.1.2.2
SCRIPTURE
.
122
3.1.2.3
TESTIMONY
AND
SCRIPTURE
IN
RECIPROCAL
INTERACTION
.
123
3.2
TESTIMONY
REMEMBERED
IN
JOHN
4:1-42
.
124
3.2.1
BEYOND
THE
PARALLELS
.
125
3.2.1.1
BAPTIZING
AND
MAKING
DISCIPLES
(VV.
1-2)
.
125
3.2.1.2
LIVING
WATER
(VV.
10-15)
.
126
3.2.1.3
WORSHIP
IN
SPIRIT
AND
TRUTH
(VV.
20-24)
.
127
XII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
3.2.1.4 SPIRITUAL
FOOD
(VV.
31-34)
.
127
3.2.1.5
THE
HARVEST
(VV.
35-38)
.
128
3.2.2 COMPARISONS
WITH
THE
SYNOPTIC
TRADITION
.
128
3.2.2.1
THE
MISSION
AS
HARVEST
.
129
3.2.2.2
JESUS
AND
A
NON-JEWISH
WOMAN
.
130
3.2.3
SUMMARY
.
133
3.3
SCRIPTURE
REMEMBERED
IN
JOHN
4:1-42
.
134
3.3.1
SHARED
MOTIFS
.
135
3.3.2
OBSERVATIONS
.
140
3.4
PLAUSIBLE
MOTIVATIONS
.
141
3.4.1
PLAUSIBLE
HISTORICAL
MOTIVATIONS
.
142
3.4.1.1
MISSIONARY
CONCERNS
.
142
3.4.1.2
JEWS
AND
SAMARITANS
.
144
3.4.1.3
RELATED
TEXTS
FROM
THE
SYNOPTIC
TRADITION
.
145
3.4.2
PLAUSIBLE
THEOLOGICAL
MOTIVATIONS
.
147
3.5
CONCLUSIONS
.
148
3.5.1
ENVISIONING
THE
PROCESS
.
148
3.5.2
TOWARDS
INTERPRETATION
.
149
CHAPTER
4:
READING
THE
REREADING
.
151
4.1
THE
MOTIF
OF
JOURNEY
.
152
4.1.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
JOURNEY
MOTIF
.
153
4.1.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
JOURNEY
MOTIF
.
154
4.
1
.3
MAKING
THE
ASSOCIATIONS
RECOGNIZABLE
.
155
4.1.3.1
PARALLEL
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
JOURNEY
MOTIF
.
156
4.1.3.2 THE
PROTAGONIST
AVOIDS
A
THREAT
.
156
4.1.3.3 THE
PROTAGONIST
ARRIVES
AT
THE
WELL
.
158
4.1.4 ADDING
A
CONNOTATION
TO
THE
JOURNEY
MOTIF
.
159
4.1.4.1
MAKING
AND
BAPTIZING
DISCIPLES
.
159
4.1.4.2
A
DIVINE
NECESSITY
.
160
4.2
THE
MOTIF
OF
WATER.
162
4.2.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
WATER
MOTIF
.
162
4.2.2 TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
WATER
MOTIF
.
1
63
4.2.3
MAKING
THE
ASSOCIATIONS
MORE
RECOGNIZABLE
.
165
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XIII
4.2.4 DEVELOPING
THE
WATER
MOTIF
METAPHORICALLY
.
167
4.2.4.1
THE
METAPHOR
INTRODUCED
.
167
4.2.4.2
THE
METAPHOR
MISUNDERSTOOD
.
169
4.2.4.3
THE
METAPHOR
EXPLAINED
.
172
4.3
THE
MOTIF
OF
SOCIOETHNIC
BARRIERS
.
174
4.3.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
SOCIOETHNIC
BARRIERS
MOTIF
.
175
4.3.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
SOCIOETHNIC
BARRIERS
MOTIF
.
177
4.3.3
INTENSIFYING
THE
MOTIF
.
179
4.3.4
CHALLENGING
FACTIONALIST
ATTITUDES
.
183
4.3.5
EXPANDING
THE
IMPACT
OF
THE
MOTIF
.
185
4.4
THE
MOTIF
OF
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
.
186
4.4.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
MOTIF
.
187
4.4.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
MOTIF
.
188
4.4.3
REINFORCING
THE
ASSOCIATIONS
.
191
4.4.4
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
ON
THE
LITERAL
LEVEL
.
191
4.4.4.1
AN
UNEXPECTED
TWIST
IN
THE
PLOT
.
192
4.4.4.2
JESUS
*
EXTRAORDINARY
FEAT
.
193
4.4.4.3
A
NEED
FOR
GOD
*
S
GIFT
.
194
4.4.5
MATRIMONY
AND
PROGENY
ON
THE
FIGURATIVE
LEVEL
.
195
4.4.5.1
NUPTIAL
CONNOTATIONS
.
195
4.4.5.2 THE
SIX
MEN
INTERPRETED
METAPHORICALLY
.
196
4.4.5.3
IMPLICIT
ASSOCIATIONS
.
199
4.5
THE
MOTIF
OF
RECOGNITION
.
200
4.5.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
RECOGNITION
MOTIF
.
201
4.5.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
RECOGNITION
MOTIF
.
202
4.5.3
ADDING
A
CONNOTATION
TO
THE
RECOGNITION
MOTIF
.
204
4.5.3.1
INITIAL
PERCEPTION
CHALLENGED
.
205
4.5.3.2 SCRIPTURAL
COMPARISON
.
206
4.5.3.3
INTERMEDIATE
PERCEPTION
CONFIRMED
.
206
4.5.3.4
FINAL
PERCEPTION
.
210
4.6
THE
MOTIF
OF
WORSHIP
.
212
4.6.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
WORSHIP
MOTIF
.
213
4.6.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
WORSHIP
MOTIF
.
213
4.6.3
EXPANDING
THE
IMPACT
OF
THE
MOTIF
.
216
4.6.3.1
CULTIC
RIVALRY
AND
SOCIOETHNIC
BARRIERS
.
216
4.6.3.2 CULMINATION
TOGETHER
WITH
OTHER
MOTIFS
.
218
4.6.4 INTENSIFYING
THE
MOTIF
.
219
XIV
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
4.6.4.1
RIGHT
WORSHIP
EXPLAINED
.
219
4.6.4.2
WORSHIP
AND
(NOT)
KNOWING
.
221
4.7
THE
MOTIF
OF
ANNOUNCEMENT
.
223
4.7.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
MOTIF
.
223
4.7.2 TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
MOTIF
.
224
4.7.3 REINFORCING
THE
ASSOCIATIONS
.
226
4.7.3.1
AN
INITIAL
REPORT
.
226
4.7.3.2
A
SUDDEN
CHANGE
OF
TOPIC
.
227
4.7.3.3 HASTE
AND
URGENCY
.
228
4.7.3.4
ANNOUNCING
THE
WORDS/THINGS
.
228
4.7.4 ADDING
A
CONNOTATION
TO
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
MOTIF
.
230
4.7.4.1
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
ITSELF
.
23
I
4.7.4.2
ADDITIONAL,
EXTENDED
APPLICATION
OF
THE
MOTIF
.
232
4.7.4.3 CULMINATION
OF
THE
ANNOUNCEMENT
MOTIF
.
233
4.8
THE
MOTIF
OF
FOOD
.
235
4.8.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
AND
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
FOOD
MOTIF
.
235
4.8.2
DEVELOPING
THE
FOOD
MOTIF
METAPHORICALLY
.
237
4.8.2.1
LITERAL
VERSUS
METAPHORICAL
FOOD
.
237
4.8.2.2 THE
METAPHOR
EXPLAINED
.
239
4.9
THE
MOTIF
OF
WORK
.
241
4.9.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
WORK
MOTIF
.
241
4.9.2
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
WORK
MOTIF
.
242
4.9.3
WORK
IN
THE
LITERAL
SENSE
.
246
4.9.4
DEVELOPING
THE
WORK
MOTIF
METAPHORICALLY
.
248
4.9.4.1
UNDEVELOPED
METAPHORICAL
POTENTIAL
OF
THE
WORK
MOTIF.
.248
4.9.4.2
THE
MISSION
AS
A
HARVEST
.
249
4.10
THE
MOTIF
OF
WELCOME
.
253
4.10.1
LITERARY
CONTEXT
AND
TEXTUAL
SHAPE
OF
THE
WELCOME
MOTIF
.
253
4.10.2 ADDING
A
CONNOTATION
TO
THE
WELCOME
MOTIF
.
256
4.10.3
BRINGING
OTHER
MOTIFS
TO
RESOLUTION
.
258
4.11
THE
TEN
MOTIFS
AND
THEIR
REREADING
.
259
CHAPTER
5:
CONCLUSIONS
.
261
5.1
DEFINING
THE
TEXTUAL
RELATIONSHIP
.
261
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XV
5.1.1
A
WEB
OF
PARALLELS
.
262
5.1.2
A
MUTUAL
REREADING
.
262
5.2
EXEGETICAL
CONCLUSIONS
FOR
JOHN
4:1
*
42
.
263
5.2.1
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
READER
.
263
5.2.2
LITERARY
UNITY
.
264
5.2.3
THE
MOTIFS
AND
THEIR
REREADING
.
264
5.2.4
THEME
.
266
5.2.5
OPEN-ENDEDNESS
.
266
5.3
UNDERLYING
INTERPRETATIONS
OF
SCRIPTURE
.
267
5.4
DIRECTIONS
FOR
FUTURE
RESEARCH
.
268
BIBLIOGRAPHY
.
271
INDEX
OF
ANCIENT
SOURCES
.
295
INDEX
OF
MODERN
AUTHORS
.
319
SUBJECT
INDEX
.
325 |
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