Formation and reformulation: the redaction of the book of Joshua in the light of the oldest textual witnesses
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Preface
........................................................................................ xv
Conventions,
sigla,
and abbreviations
...................................... xvii
1.
General Introduction
............................................................ 1
1.1
Variant versions of the books of the Hebrew
Bible
.............................................................................. 1
1.2
The relevance to the history of the text of the
Hebrew Bible: The theories of
Ε. Τον
and
E.
Ulrich ...................................................................... 6
1.2.1
The traditional model
...................................... 7
1.2.2
The theory of
Ε. Τον
...................................... 9
1.2.3
The theory of E.
Ulrich .................................. 11
1.3
The relevance to the literary history of the
biblical books: challenges and obstacles
.................... 13
1.4
The textual history of the book of Joshua as
a test case
...................................................................... 17
2.
The Septuagint of Joshua
.................................................... 21
2.1
Editions of the Septuagint of Joshua
.......................... 22
2.1.1
The larger Cambridge edition
........................ 24
2.1.2
M.L. Margolis edition of The Book of
Joshua in Greek
.................................................... 25
2.1.3
The manual edition of Rahlfs
........................ 31
2.1.4
The critical editions by Rahlfs and
Margolis compared
.......................................... 31
2.2
The redaction-critical value of LXX-Joshua
.............. 32
2.2.1
The character of the Greek translation
(J.
Hollenberg) .................................................. 32
2.2.2
The Greek text as the product of
systematic curtailment (A.
Dillmann) .............. 37
2.2.3
The Hebrew text as the product of
systematic expansion (S. Holmes)
.................... 38
2.2.4
The gloss model (CD. Benjamin)
................ 41
2.2.5
The Hebrew
Vorlage
of
LXX .......................... 43
2.2.5.1
M.L. Margolis
.................................... 43
Vlil
CONTENTS
2.2.5.2
H.M. Orlinsky
.................................. 43
2.2.5.3
E.A. Chesman
.................................... 46
2.2.6
Progressive
supplementation
(A.G. Auld)
...... 47
2.2.7
Textual and literary criticism
.......................... 50
2.2.7.1
Ε. Τον
................................................ 50
2.2.7.2
A. Rofé
.............................................. 58
2.2.7.3
L. Mazor
............................................ 65
2.2.8
Competence and creativity of the Greek
translator of Joshua
.......................................... 78
2.2.8.1
K. Bieberstein
.................................... 79
2.2.8.2 CG. den
Hertog
.............................. 81
2.2.8.3
J.
Moatti-Fine .................................... 85
2.2.8.4
S. Sipilä
.............................................. 87
2.2.8.5
M.
Rosei
............................................ 90
2.2.9
Evaluation
.......................................................... 90
3.
The Qumran Scrolls of Joshua
............................................ 93
3.1
Introduction
.................................................................. 93
3.2
4QJoshuaa
...................................................................... 95
3.3
4QJoshuab
...................................................................... 98
3.4
XJoshua
........................................................................ 104
3.5
Parabiblical Joshua texts
.............................................. 105
3.5.1
Introduction
...................................................... 105
3.5.2
4QpaleoParaJoshua (4Q.123)
............................ 106
3.5.3
4QĄpocryphon
of Joshuaa (4Q378)
................ 107
3.5.4
4QApocryphon of Joshuab (4Q379)
................ 108
3.5.5
Additional Joshua paraphrases? (4Q522,
5Q9, Mas
1039-211) ......................................
Ill
3.5.6
Evaluation
.......................................................... 113
4.
The Redaction of the Book of Joshua
................................ 115
4.1
Reconsideration of the problem
.................................. 115
4.2
The redaction history of the book of Joshua
............ 119
4.2.1
The Deuteronomistic framework of the
book of Joshua (DtrH)
.................................... 121
4.2.2
A nomistic Deuteronomistic redaction
(DtrN)
................................................................ 127
4.2.3
A Priestly redaction of the book of
Joshua
(ŔedP)
.................................................. 134
CONTENTS
IX
4.2.4
Remaining questions with respect to the
redaction history of the book of Joshua
........ 143
4.2.4.1
An exilic Dtr2 redaction of a
pre-exilic Dtrj (or DtrL)
composition?
...................................... 145
4.2.4.2
Additional (post^deuteronomistic
redactions?
.......................................... 149
4.3
Conclusion
.................................................................... 152
5.
Textual and Literary Criticism
............................................ 155
5.1
A study of the literary formation of the Hebrew
text in its own
rìght
........................................................ 155
5.2
A study of the ancient versions (Septuagint
and Qumran) in their own context
.................................. 158
6.
Joshua
1:
MT—
LXX ............................................................ 161
6.1
Introduction
.................................................................. 161
6.2
Text-critical analysis
.................................................... 162
6.3
Redaction-critical analysis of the Hebrew text
common to MT and
LXX ........................................ 171
6.4
Discussion of the pluses in MT-Joshua
1 .................. 178
6.4.1
The Servant of Yhwh and related
variants (Josh.
1:1.15; 4:10.14; 12:6; 22:4) .... 178
6.4.2
This Jordan (Josh.
1:2; 4:22) ........................ 193
6.4.3
The receivers of the divine gift of the
land (Josh.
1:2) ................................................ 195
6.4.4
The extent of the Promised Land
(Josh.
1:3-4) .................................................... 197
6.4.5
Moses commands to Joshua (Josh.
1:7) ........ 210
6.4.6
The occupation of the land
(Josh.
1:11; 1:15) .............................................. 222
6.4.7
Introductions to direct discourse and
related variants (Josh.
1:12) ............................ 227
6.4.8
Moses and the Trans-Jordanian
territory (Josh.
1:14) ........................................ 232
6.5
The Greek version of Joshua
1 .................................. 239
6.5.1
LXX-Josh.
1:7-8 .............................................. 239
6.5.2
LXX-Josh. 1:14b
.............................................. 242
X
CONTENTS
6.6
Concluding remarks
.................................................... 245
6.6.1
Conclusions regarding the formation of
Joshua
1 ............................................................ 245
6.6.2
Conclusions regarding the Greek version
of Joshua
1 ........................................................ 246
6.6.3
Conclusions regarding the method
................ 248
7.
Joshua
5:2-12:
MT-4QJoshuaa—CD—
LXX .................... 249
7.1
Introduction
.................................................................. 249
7.2
Critical review of previous research
.......................... 253
7.2.1
Deuteronomistic corrections
(J.
Hollenberg) .................................................. 253
7.2.2
The special case of Josh.
5:10-12 .................. 255
7.2.3
A full synthesis of textual and literary
criticism (S. Holmes)
........................................ 259
7.2.4
Septuagint and Midrash
(D.W.
Gooding)
...... 265
7.2.5
Literary growth and midrash-type
exegesis
(Ε. Τον)
.............................................. 273
7.2.6
A new synthesis (L. Mazor)
............................ 276
7.2.7
The Septuagint as product of scholarly
research (K. Bieberstein)
.................................. 281
7.2.8
Homoioarcton and homiletics
(CG. den
Hertog)
............................................ 285
7.3
Method
.......................................................................... 288
7.4
Redaction-critical analysis of the Hebrew text
.......... 289
7.4.1
MT-Josh.
5:2-3 ................................................ 292
7.4.2
MT-Josh.
5:4-7 ................................................ 295
7.4.2.1
Exoneration of the older
generation?
........................................ 295
7.4.2.2
Style, structure and integrity of
the Hebrew text of Josh.
5:4-7 ...... 297
7.4.2.3
Literary-critical interpretations
of MT-Josh.
5:4-7 ............................ 303
7.4.3
MT-Josh.
5:8.1 .................................................. 306
7.4.3.1
The wider Deuteronomistic
context
................................................ 306
7.4.3.2
Priestly affinities?
.............................. 308
7.4.4
MT-Josh.
5:9 .................................................... 311
7.4.5
MT-Josh.
5:10-12 ............................................ 315
7.4.5.1
The camp in
Gilgal
.......................... 316
CONTENTS Xl
7.4.5.2
The Priestly background of
Josh. 5:10-12a
.................................. 318
7.4.5.3
The relation between Josh.
5:11
and Lev.
23:1-14 .............................. 320
7.4.5.4
The relation between Josh.
5:12
and
Exod.
16:35 ................................ 322
7.4.6
Conclusions
...................................................... 327
7.5
The Qumran witnesses: 4QJoshuaa and the
Damascus Document
.................................................... 329
7.5.1
4QJoshua 1
.......................................................... 329
7.5.2
The Damascus Document
.............................. 332
7.6
The Greek version of Joshua
5:2-12 ........................ 334
7.6.1
LXX-Josh.
5:2 .................................................. 335
7.6.1.1
The temporal setting
........................ 335
7.6.1.2
The sharp flint knives
...................... 337
7.6.1.3
The sitting or second
circumcision
........................................ 339
7.6.2
LXX-Josh.
5:3 .................................................. 342
7.6.3
LXX-Josh.
5:4-5 .............................................. 344
7.6.3.1
The structure of the Greek text
...... 344
7.6.3.2
Circumcision and purification
.......... 345
7.6.3.3
The two groups of Israelites
circumcised by Joshua
...................... 350
7.6.4
LXX-Josh.
5:6 .................................................. 355
7.6.4.1
The forty-two years wandering
in the desert of Madbaritis
.............. 355
7.6.4.2
The fate of the older generation
.... 360
7.6.4.2.1
A caesura?
........................ 361
7.6.4.2.2
The conjunction
διό
........ 362
7.6.4.2.3
The construction
αυτών των μαχίμων
.......... 363
7.6.4.2.4
The intermediary
generation
........................ 364
7.6.4.2.5
A statement about the
older generation?
............ 365
7.6.4.2.6
A new interpretation
...... 366
7.6.4.2.7
The verb
απαρτίζω
.......... 369
7.6.4.3
The fate of the younger
generation
.......................................... 373
7.6.4.4
Other variants
.................................... 378
Xli CONTENTS
7.6.5 LXX-Josh. 5:7 .................................................. 382
7.6.6 LXX-Josh. 5:8 .................................................. 385
7.6.7 LXX-Josh. 5:9 .................................................. 390
7.6.8 LXX-Josh. 5:10-12 .......................................... 393
7.6.8.1 The temporal
setting
........................ 393
7.6.8.2
The new products ............................
397
7.6.8.3
The geographical setting
.................. 399
7.6.9
Conclusions with respect to the Greek
version
.............................................................. 408
7.7
Conclusions
.................................................................. 413
8.
Joshua
8:1-29:
MT-4QJoshuaa LXX
............................ 417
8.1
Introduction
.................................................................. 417
8.1.1
The contents of MT-Josh.
8:1-29 .................. 418
8.1.2
The exegetical problems
.................................. 420
8.1.3
A literary-critical solution offered by
LXX? ................................................................ 423
8.2
Critical review of previous research
.......................... 429
8.2.1
Condensation or expansion?
............................ 429
8.2.2
Support from Qumran?
.................................. 431
8.2.3
L. Mazor s theory of the literary growth of
the passage
........................................................ 434
8.3
Questions and methodological considerations
............ 439
8.4
Redaction-critical analysis of the Hebrew text
.......... 442
8.5
4QJoshuaa
...................................................................... 452
8.6
Some remarks regarding the Greek version of
Joshua
8:1-29 .............................................................. 465
8.7
Concluding remarks
.................................................... 476
9.
Joshua
8:30-35:
MT-4QJoshuaa—
LXX .......................... 479
9.1
Introduction
.................................................................. 479
9.1.1
The contents of the passage
............................ 479
9.1.2
The exegetical problems
.................................. 481
9.2
Critical review of previous research
.......................... 485
9.2.1
A latecomer looking for a suitable home
(C.
Steuernagel,
Ε. Τον,
A.G.
Auld) .............. 486
9.2.2
Original conclusion of an early version
of the book (A. Kempinski)
............................ 487
9.2.3
Anti-Samaritan transposition (E.
Ulrich) ........ 489
CONTENTS
Xlii
9.2.4
Nomistic correction
(A. Rofé)
...................... 490
9.2.5
Nomistic theology (E. Noort)
...................... 492
9.3
Questions and method
............................................ 496
9.4
Redaction-critical analysis of the Hebrew text
...... 498
9.4.1
The relation between MT-Josh.
8:30 35,
Deut.
27:1-8.11-13
and
Deut.
11:29-30 ............................................ 498
9.4.2
The nomistic character of
MT-Josh.
8:30-35 ........................................ 504
9.4.3
The nomistic position of Josh.
8:30-35
in MT
............................................................ 509
9.5
4QJoshuaa
.................................................................. 511
9.6
LXX-Joshua
.............................................................. 519
9.7
Conclusions
.............................................................. 520
10.
General conclusions
............................................................ 523
10.1
Recapitulation
.......................................................... 523
10.2
The history of the text of the book of Joshua
...... 533
10.3
The relation between textual and literary
criticism
.................................................................... 535
Select Bibliography
.................................................................... 537
Index of classical sources
.......................................................... 551
Index of modern authors
.......................................................... 564
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| title | Formation and reformulation the redaction of the book of Joshua in the light of the oldest textual witnesses |
| title_auth | Formation and reformulation the redaction of the book of Joshua in the light of the oldest textual witnesses |
| title_exact_search | Formation and reformulation the redaction of the book of Joshua in the light of the oldest textual witnesses |
| title_full | Formation and reformulation the redaction of the book of Joshua in the light of the oldest textual witnesses by Michaël N. van der Meer |
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| title_short | Formation and reformulation |
| title_sort | formation and reformulation the redaction of the book of joshua in the light of the oldest textual witnesses |
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