Marriage metaphor and feminine imagery in Jer 2:1-4:2: a diachronic study based on the MT and LXX
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TABLE
OF CONTENTS
PREFACE 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9
ABBREVIATIONS 11
INTRODUCTION 15
1.
MARRIAGE METAPHOR 15
1.1 THE MARRIAGE METAPHOR IN THE PERSPECTIVE
OF
THE TWO YAHWISMS 15
1.2 THE MARRIAGE METAPHOR IN A DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVE 19
A)
DEBATED ORIGINS 19
B)
VANISHING METAPHOR? 23
1.3
FILLING
THE GAP -
NEED
OF A NEW DIACHRONIC STUDY 25
A)
JER 2:1-4:2 25
B)
RELATED
FEMININE METAPHORS 26
C)
TWO TEXTS
OF
JEREMIAH
28
2.
HISTORY OF MODERN
RESEARCH
ON THE BOOK OF JEREMIAH 29
2.1 FROM HISTORY OF THE PROPHET TO HISTORY OF THE BOOK 29
2.2 HISTORY OF THE TEXT 33
2.3 TEXT AND REDACTION
CRITICISM
AFTER THE QUMRAN DISCOVERIES 36
A)
THE EXPANSION THEORY AND THE FEATURES
OF
THE LONG EDITION
OF
JER
40
B)
MODERN CRITIQUES
OF
THE EXPANSION THEORY 46
2.4 GROWING INFLUENCE OF
JER
LX X
ON REDACTION-CRITICAL THEORIES 55
2.5 CONTEMPORARY
PERSPECTIVES
58
A)
RUPTURE AMONG THE CONTEMPORARY COMMENTARIES 59
B)
BOOK
OF
JEREMIAH
AS A MEETING POINT
FOR
TEXT
AND
REDACTION CRITICISM 62
3.
SCOPE,
METHOD AND STRUCTURE OF OUR STUDY 66
I
DIFFERENTIAL
EXEGESIS
OF
JER
2:1-4:2
69
1.
INTRODUCTION 69
1.1 METHOD 70
A)
QUANTITATIVE DIFFERENCES 70
B)
QUALITY
OF
THE LXX TRANSLATION 70
C)
QUALITATIVE DIFFERENCES 72
1.2 PRESENTATION OF DIFFERENCES 73
2.
TEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF JER 2:1-4:2 74
3. CONCLUSIONS FOR THE TEXTUAL HISTORY OF JEREMIAH 258
3.1 THE QUALITY OF THE LXX TRANSLATION 259
3.2 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE LXX VORLAGE AND THE MT 260
3.3
FEATURES
OF THE LONG EDITION 263
3.4 PESHITTA AND FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE LONG
EDITION
TOWARDS THE MT 267
II
THE MARRIAGE METAPHOR IN THE LONG EDITION AND IN THE MT 271
1.
ADULTEROUS
JERUSALEM
- INSPIRATIONS
FROM
THE BOOK OF EZEKIEL 272
1.1 LADY
JERUSALEM
IN 2:2
M T
- THE INTERPRETATIVE KEY
TO THE WHOLE POEM 272
1.2 SHICHOR IN 2:18
M T
INSTEA D OF GIHON 273
1.3 "PROSTITUTE
WIFE"
IN 3:3
M T
273
1.4
JUDAH
AS ISRAEL'S SISTER IN 3:7.8.10
M T
274
1.5 SALVIFIC REMEMBERING: THE MARRIAGE METAPHOR
AND HISTORY
WRITING
276
A)
THE CONSTRUCTION IDT + B 276
B)
RELECTURE OFEZEK 16 277
C)
YHWH'S
MEMORY IN
EZEK
16:59-63 277
D) YHWH'S
REMEMBERING INCITES THE PEOPLE'S REMEMBERING 280
2.
ADULTERY AND THE LAND IN
JER
M T
282
2.1 THE HOSEAN INFLUENCE ON JER 2-3
M T
283
2.2 ADULTERERS AND
DESERTED
LAND IN JER 23:10
M T
287
2.3 POLLUTED LAND AS THE WOMAN'S BODY IN EZEK 7:3
M T
291
2.4 PROVISIONAL CONCLUSIONS 292
3.
HOSEA
REINTERPRETED IN THE MT 293
3.1 THE
DESERT
IDEAL - RELATION BETWEEN JER 2:2
M T
AND HOS2:17 293
A)
AN
EXCEPTIONAL POSITIVE
MEANING
OF
THE DESERT
IN
JER 2:2
M
293
B)
"THE DAYS
OF
HER YOUTH " ACCORDING TO HOS 2:17
-
TRANSLATION PROBLEMS 295
C)
DIRECTIONAL ADVERB
NF I W
297
D)
1111]%}
IN HOS 2:17 AS "SHE
WILL
BE HUMILIATED" 299
E)
DEPENDENCE
OF JER
2:2
MT
ON A PARTICULAR INTERPRETATION
OF HOS
2:17 303
3.2 A PROSTITUTE TO MANY "LOVERS" IN JER
3:1.3
MT
AN D
HOS
3:1
MT
. .
304
4.
LOCAL CORRECTIONS - THE PATERNAL
METAPHOR
LIMITED
IN
JER
M T
306
5.
CHANGES
IN THE PROTO-MT WHICH ARE POSTERIOR TO THE LONG EDITION .308
5.1 THE ORIGINS OF THE
REFERENCE
TO THE WEDDING IN 2:2
M T
308
A)
PROBLEMATIC ETYMOLOGY
OF
THE HAPAX LEGOMENON
FFPTY*
309
B)
TWO HOMONYMOUS ROOTS 311
C)
ARAMAIC INFLUENCE 314
5.2 FAITHFULNESS OF THE WOMAN ACCORDING TO THE
QERE
OF 2:20
M T
.31 6
5.3 THE
STRANGE
WOMAN IN 2:21
M T
317
6. THE MARRIAGE
METAPHOR
IN THE LONG EDITION AND IN THE MT
OF
JER
2:1-4:2
319
6.1 MARRIAGE
WITH
JERUSALEM
- EZEKIEL 319
6.2 MARRIAGE
WITH
THE LAND -
HOSEA
320
6.3 MARRIAGE AS A HISTORIOGRAPHIC MODEL 321
II I
FEMININE IMAGERY ACCORDING TO THE
LXX
TRANSLATOR 323
1.
THE
ADDRESSEE'S
IDENTITY IN THE LXX 324
2.
GOD
REMEMBERED
HIS OWN LOVE - SUBJECTIVE GENITIVE IN 2:2
LX X
326
2.1 DID THE WOMAN LOVE YHWH? - ACCORDING TO THE VORLAGE 326
2.2 AMBIGUITY OF THE HEBREW VORLAGE RESOLVED IN THE LXX 328
2.3 THE LORD'S
REMEMBRANCE
IN 2:2
LX X
AS AN OVERTURE TO A
TRIAL
330
3. PRIESTLY CONSECRATION OF THE
PEOPLE
IN 2:2
LX X
332
3.1 THE NOUN
TEACICOCJU ;
IN EXTRABIBLICAL GREEK 332
3.2 THE
SUBSTANTIVE
TEAEICJAIC;
AS A
REFERENCE
TO PRIESTLY CONSECRATION 335
4.
A FEMININE
DAEMON
339
4.1 LAMENTING
MURDERESS
339
4.2
LILITH
AND SIREN 341
5. AN OMINOUS
BIRD
IN 3:2
LX X
345
6. GOD AS PROTECTOR OF THE GIRL'S
VIRGINITY
IN3:4
LX X
347
7. THE FEMININE PERSONIFICATION EXPLAINED IN 3:6-11
LX X
350
8. TRANSLATOR'S CONTRIBUTION - CONCLUSIONS 351
I V
REDACTIONAL UNITY OF
JER
2:1-4:2
353
1.
INTRODUCTION 353
1.1 DEFICIENCIES OF
REDACTION-CRITICAL
STUDIES OF JER 2:1-4:2 353
1.2 CRITERIA OF THE
PRESENT
REDACTION
CRITICISM
AND ITS
STAGES
358
2.
IS JER 2:1-4:2 A REDACTIONAL UNITY? REDACTION
CRITICISM
OF
JER 2 361
2.1 THEORIES SUPPORTING THE REDACTIONAL
UNITY
OF JER 2:1 -4:2 362
A)
THE WOMAN AS A METAPHOR
OF
CLOSENESS?
362
B)
FEMININE PERSONIFICATION AS A SIGNAL
OF
DISTANCE?
362
2.2 REDACTIONAL CHARACTER OF THE
INITIAL
VERSES
IN JER 2:2-3 365
2.3
UNITY
OF JER 2:4-37 370
2.4 WAS
ORIGINALLY
JER 2:4-37 A LITERARY
UNITY
TOGETHER
WITH
JER
3:1-5?
371
3. REDACTION
CRITICISM
OF JER 3:1-4:2 373
3.1 THE TWO WIVES PARABLE IN JER 3:6-11 373
3.2 "IN
THOSE
DAYS" - REDACTIONAL INSERTION OF JER 3:14-18 375
3.3 ARE THE CONCLUDING
VERSES
4:1-2 SECONDARY TO THE
REST
OF
JER 3*? 379
4.
REDACTIONAL
UNITY
OF THE REMAINING POETRY IN JER 3 381
4.1
SCHOLARLY DISCUSSION ON THE
UNITY
OF
JER 3:1-5.12-13.19-25 AND 4:1-2 381
4.2 POSITIVE CONCLUSION OF
3:1.
MEANING
OF THE
INFINITIVE
ABSOLUTE IN 385
4.3 SUCCESSFUL PRAYER TO THE FATHER - JER 3:5 392
4.4 THE CONTINUITY OF JER 3:5 AND 3:12 395
4.5 GOD'S PLANS IN JER 3:19 396
4.6 JER 3:21 AS A PENITENTIAL PRAYER 397
4.7 JER 3:1-5.12-13.19-4:2 AS A LITERARY
UNITY
399
5. REDACTION HISTORY OF JER 2:2-4:2 406
5.1 RELATIVE CHRONOLOGY 406
A)
THE
FAVOURABLE
JER 3
*
AS A CONTINUATION
OF
THE
DIREFUL
JER 2* 406
B)
THE
EDITORIAL
PREFACE
IN 2:2-3 409
C)
OTHER REDACTIONAL RESTORATION FORTSCHREIBUNGEN 410
5.2
HISTORICAL
SETTING 412
A)
HISTORICISING
RECONSTRUCTIONS 412
B)
POSSIBLE HISTORICAL
SETTING
FOR
JER 2:4-37 418
C) JER3*
424
D)
3:14-18 424
5.3 GEOGRAPHICAL SETTING 425
6. CONCLUSIONS 427
V
FEMININE
METAPHORS OF
JER
2:1-4:2
IN
A
DIACHRONIC
PERSPECTIVE 429
1.
INTRODUCTION 429
2.
THE WOMAN OF JER 2:4-37 AS A MOURNER AND A POOR PROSTITUTE 430
2.1 "THEY PASTURED ON YOUR
HEAD"
/ "THEY MOCKED YOU"
-JER 2:16-19 430
A) ACCORDING
TO THE MT. 431
B) ACCORDING
TO THE LXX 433
2.2 REJECTING THE SERVICE OF
YHWH
RESULTS IN SLAVERY
-JER 2:19-20 436
A)
AN UNDISCIPLINED HEIFER IN JER 2:20 436
B)
PROSTITUTE - THE REASON AND THE CONSEQUENCE
OF
THE
REBELLION
441
2.3 THE WOMAN CHANGED IDENTITY - "A VINE OF
WILD
SHOOTS"
IN
JER 2:21 445
2.4 A NAIVE
GIRL
- JER 2:23-24 446
2.5 THE SIMILE OF A STUPID
RR
?3
I N JER 2:32 450
2.6 A
PERVERSE
TEACHER
- JER 2:33-36 452
2.7 CONCLUSIONS 454
A)
WHAT IS
YHWH'S
ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE WOMAN? 454
B)
WHAT IS THE POSITION
OF
THE WOMAN AND THE PEOPLE? 456
3. THE
SOURCES
OF THE FEMININE PERSONIFICATION IN JER 2:4-37 461
3.1 FEMININE PERSONIFICATION IN THE PROPHETIC LITERATURE 461
3.2 FEMININE PERSONIFICATION IN MESOPOTAMIAN LAMENTATIONS 463
3.3 ELEMENTS OF THE
CITY
LAMENT
GENRE
IN JER 2* 468
3.4 THE TOPOS OF THE
CITY
AS A PROSTITUTE IN THE PROPHETIC TEXTS 472
3.5 A PROSTITUTE IN THE ANCIENT NEAR
EAST
CONTEXT 476
4.
WIFE
OR
DAUGHTER?
- IDENTITY OF THE FEMININE FIGURE
IN
THE POEM OF JER 3* 479
4.1
COMPARISON
WITH
THE PALINGAMY LAW IN JER 3:1 480
A)
THE ROOT AND A DANGEROUS DEFILEMENT 480
B)
DEFILEMENT AND THE PALINGAMY PROHIBITION
IN
JER 3:1 AND DEUT 24:1-4 485
C)
IS THE ADDRESSEE
OF
JER
3:1 MARRIED TO
YHWH?
490
D)
AGAIN
GODS
PATERNAL
ROLE?
494
E)
JER 3:1 AS
A
FORM
OF
THE PRIESTLY TOR AH - THE PARALLEL
TEXT
OF
HAG
2:11-14 495
4.2
YHWH
"MY
FATHER"
- JER 3:4 AND 19 502
4.3 THE TERM IN JER 3:4 AS THE
WOMAN'S
"GUARDIAN OF YOUTH" . 503
A)
THE LEGAL CUSTODY
OF
THE
WOMEN
504
B)
WHAT
DOES PRECISELY THE
WOMAN
S "YOUTH "
MEAN?
506
C)
R
)TIXINPROV2:17 508
D)
THE MEANING
OF
JER
3:4 - CONCLUSIONS 513
4.4
DAUGHTER'S
INHERITANCE - JER 3:19 514
A) IMPORTANCE
OF
THE GENDERED LANGUAGE
OF
JER
3:19 514
B)
INHERITANCE ENSUREDFOR A DAUGHTER 516
C)
"SONS" AND "SON" OF
YHWH
518
4.5 THE SIMILE OF A
TREACHEROUS
WOMAN IN JER 3:20 523
A) AN IMPERFECT COMPARISON 523
B)
THE MEANING
OF
THE ROOT
713
52 4
C)
THE NATURE
OF
TREACHERY AGAINST (3 712)
YHWH
525
4.6 CONCLUSIONS: THE WOMAN OF JER 3* IS A
DAUGHTER
526
5. THE
DAUGHTER
IN JER 2:2-3 528
5.1 LITERARY INSPIRATIONS OF JER 2:2-3 - REVIEW OF
PROPOSALS
528
A)
THE SALVATION ORACLE
OF
JER
31 529
B)
AN ENDANGERED ANCESTRESS FROM GEN 26:10 530
C)
THE
FIRST
LOVE IN THE SONG
OF
MOSES
- DEUT 32:10-12 530
D)
THE INTERNAL REASONS WHICH CREATED THE ORIGINAL LOVE IDEAL
IN
JER 2:2 531
5.2 THE WOMAN OF JER 2:2-3 AS A PRIESTLY
DAUGHTER
532
A)
THE PRIESTLY DAUGHTER WHO CAME BACK - LEV 22:12-16 533
B)
A HOLY HOUSEHOLD AS THE INTERPRETATIVE KEY TO JER
2:2-4:2
.536
C)
CONCLUSIONS 540
6. THE
MARRIAGE
METAPHOR
IN JER
3:6-11
541
6.1
FACTORS
PROMOTING THE INTRODUCTION OF THE MOTIFS
PROPER
TO EZEKIEL 541
A)
MOTIF
OF
THE INITIAL "PERFECTION "
OF
THE PERSONIFIED CITIES 541
B)
MIXED CHARACTER
OF
THE FEMININE METAPHOR IN EZEK 16 542
6.2 LITERARY INSPIRATIONS FOR THE
MARRIAGE
MODEL OF JER
3:6-11
543
A)
JER 3:6-11 AS A LOCAL INSERTION 543
B)
THE INFLUENCE
OF
EZEK
23 AND EZEK 16 545
6.3 SHIFT OF THE
WOMAN'S
IDENTITY 546
7.
CONCLUSIONS
547
7.1 THE WOMEN OF JER
2:2-4:2
548
7.2 AUTHORS AND THEIR
SOURCES
549
GENERAL
CONCLUSIONS 553
1.
HISTORY
OF
THE BOOK
553
2. FROM FEMININE
METAPHORS
TO
MARRIAGE
IN JER
2:1-4:2
554
3.
SUGGESTIONS
FOR THE
HISTORY
OF
MARRIAGE METAPHOR(S)
559
4. FROM POETRY
TO
HISTORY
562
5.
PERSPECTIVES
FOR THE
FUTURE
RESEARCH
564
BIBLIOGRAPHY 567
INDEX OF AUTHORS 617
INDEX OF ANCIENT SOURCES 571 |
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