From the reed sea to Kadesh: a redactional and socio-historical study of the pentateuchal wilderness narrative
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OF
CONTENTS
PREFACE
.........................................................................................................
VII
ABBREVIATIONS
.............................................................................................
XV
I.
INTRODUCTION
...........................................................................................
1
1.
PENTATEUCHAL
FORMATION
MODELS
AND
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
....
3
1.1.
THE
VIEWS
BASED
ON
THE
CLASSICAL
DOCUMENTARY
MODEL
..........
3
1.2.
THE
NEWER
MODELS
.....................................................................
6
1.2.1.
TWO-LAYER
MODELS
...........................................................
6
1.2.2.
COMPLEX
MODELS
.............................................................
7
1.3.
STRUCTURAL
STUDIES
.......................................................................
13
2.
SCOPE,
FORMATION
MODEL,
AND
METHODOLOGY
IN
THIS
STUDY
............
15
2.1.
SCOPE
OF
THE
STUDY
.....................................................................
15
2.2.
METHODOLOGY
.............................................................................
17
2.3.
LITERARY
LAYERS
AND
THE
FORMATIONAL
MODEL
IN
THIS
STUDY
....
20
2.4.
STRUCTURE
OF
THIS
STUDY
.............................................................
22
II.
EARLY
TRADITIONS
IN
THE WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
......................................
25
1.
SOME
EARLY
TRADITIONS
IN
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
........................
25
1.1.
A
STRANGE
ROUTE
FROM
EGYPT
TO
CANAAN
....................................
25
1.2.
A
SACRED
MOUNTAIN
AND
YHWH
IN
THE
SOUTH
..............................
27
1.3.
THE
DETOUR
AND
THE
TRANSJORDANIAN
TRADITIONS
........................
30
1.3.1.
THE
CONQUEST
OF
TRANSJORDAN
BY
NORTHERN
ISRAEL
............
31
1.3.2.
EASTERN
ORIGINS
OF
ISRAEL?
.................................................
35
1.4.
EARLY
VERSIONS
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
..............................
44
1.4.1.
THE
SOUTHERN
DESERT
AND
TRANSJORDAN
............................
44
1.4.2.
INCLUSION
OF
THE
KADESH
TRADITION
..................................
45
1.4.3.
A
PROTO
EXODUS-WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
........................
48
2.
THE
FIRST
AND
SECOND
WILDERNESSES
JOURNEY
............................
50
2.1.
A
LATE
MONARCHIC
VERSION
.........................................................
50
2.2.
THE
SECOND
EXODUS
AND
THE
SECOND
WILDERNESS
JOURNEY
..
52
2.3.
THE
SECOND
WILDERNESS
JOURNEY,
ECONOMY,
AND
THE
PERSIAN
POLICY
..................................................................................
55
X
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
III.
THE
PRE-SINAI
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.....................................................
57
1.
PRELIMINARY
INQUIRIES
.........................................................................
57
2.
THE
REED
SEA
NARRATIVE
AND
THE
BEGINNING
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
(EXODUS
13-15)
.................................................................
58
2.1
THE
SEA
NARRATIVE
AS
THE
CONCLUSION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
EXODUS
NARRATIVE
............................................................................
59
2.2
THE
NON-PRIESTLY
TEXTS
............................................................
62
2.2.1.
THE
MURMURING
MOTIF
.....................................................
63
2.2.2.
THE
MOTIF
OF
THE
GUIDING
ANGEL
.......................................
63
2.2.3.
THE
PILLAR
OF
CLOUD
...........................................................
65
2.2.4.
THE
PRE-PRIESTLY
SEA
NARRATIVE
.........................................
66
2.2.5.
CLOGGING
THE
WHEELS:
A
TRACE
OF
A
PROTO-EXODUS
STORY?
67
EXCURSUS:
THE
PILLAR
OF
CLOUD
AND
FIRE
MOTIF
S
LITERARY
DEVELOPMENT
IN
THE
PENTATEUCHAL
WILDERNESS
TRADITION
.
69
2.3
.
THE
VAGUE
BEGINNING
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
STORY
...........
72
2.3.1.
ITINERARY
NOTICES
BEFORE
THE
SEA
NARRATIVE
......................
73
2.3.2.
THE
JOURNEY
AFTER
THE
CROSSING
OF
THE
SEA
......................
75
2.3.3.
A
PROVISIONAL
CONCLUSION
.................................................
75
3.
PROVISION
OF
MANNA
AND
QUAIL
IN
THE
WILDERNESS
(EXODUS
16)
........
76
3.1.
LITERARY
PROBLEMS
AND
SCHOLARSHIP
...........................................
76
3.2.
THE
PRIMARY
NARRATIVE
STRAND
FROM
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
REDACTION
(PW)
..........................
79
3.3.
SABBATH
AND
THE
DAILY
RATION
OF
MANNA
...................................
83
3.4.
THE
ZADOKITE
REDACTION
.............................................................
86
3.5.
THE
LATE
DEUTERONOMISTIC
ADDITION
...........................................
89
3.6.
PROVISION
OF
MANNA
AND
THE
RATIONS
ON
THE
KING
S
HIGHWAY
OF
THE
ACHAEMENID
EMPIRE
..................................................
90
3.7.
SUMMARY
...................................................................................
94
4.
THE
MIRACLE
AT
MASSAH
AND
MERIBAH
(EXODUS
17:1-7)
....................
95
4.1.
LITERARY
PROBLEMS
AND
SCHOLARSHIP
...........................................
95
4.2.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.......................................................
98
4.2.1.
THE
MASSAH
ETIOLOGY
.......................................................
98
4.2.2.
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
THE
MASSAH
TRADITION
....................
100
4.2.3.
THE
ORIGINAL
MERIBAH
STORY
.............................................
104
4.2.4.
SUMMARY
.........................................................................
108
5.
THE
BATTLE
WITH
AMALEK
(EXOD
17:8-16)
.........................................
109
5.1.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.......................................................
ILL
5.2.
THE
ISOLATION
OF
THE
EPISODE
IN
ITS
PENTATEUCHAL
CONTEXT
........
116
5.3.
ADIRECT
LITERARY
CONNECTION
(EXOD
24:13*-14;
32:17-18)
AND
THE
ELDERS
REDACTION
...........................................................
118
5.4.
INFLUENCE
OF
EGYPTIAN
ICONOGRAPHY
...........................................
120
5.4.1.
COMBINATION
OF
CORE
MOTIFS
IN
EXODUS
17
....................
123
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XI
5.4.2.
THE
DIVINE
TRIAD
.............................................................
124
5.4.3.
THE
ENTHRONED
HERO
.........................................................
125
5.4.4.
HUR
...................................................................................
126
5.4.5.
UPRAISED
HANDS
...............................................................
126
5.4.6.
THE
STAFF
OF
GOD
...............................................................
130
5.4.7.
COMBINATION
OF
MOTIFS
AND
PERSIAN
ICONOGRAPHY
..........
131
5.5.
SUMMARY
...................................................................................
132
6.
THE
VISIT
OF
JETHRO
AND
THE
ESTABLISHMENT
OF
THE
JUDICIAL
SYSTEM
(EXODUS
18)
...................................................................................
134
6.1.
THE
STORY
OF
JETHRO
S
VISIT
(W.
1-12*,
27)
..............................
135
6.1.1.
A
HAPPY
ENDING
TO
THE
STORY
OF
MOSES
......................
135
6.1.2.
A
FUGITIVE
HERO
RETURNS
HOME
......................................
137
6.1.3.
REDACTION
CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.............................................
139
6.2.
THE
ESTABLISHMENT
OF
THE
ADMINISTRATION
OF
JUSTICE
................
143
6.2.1.
THE
CLOSE
AFFINITY
WITH
2
CHR
17:7-9;
19:5-11
..............
144
6.2.2.
THE
LEVITE
SCRIBAL
GROUP
.................................................
146
6.3.
SUMMARY
...................................................................................
147
7.
FORMATION
OF
THE
PRE-SINAI
WILDERNESS
STORY
...................................
148
7.1.
THE
FORMATION
OF
NON-PRIESTLY
PRE-SINAI
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
148
7.1.1.
THE
SEGMENTED
NARRATIVES
...............................................
148
7.1.2.
THE
LATE
DEUTERONOMISTIC
REDACTION
..............................
149
7.1.3.
THE
STAFF
OF
GOD
...............................................................
149
7.1.4.
NO
FORMATIVE
REDACTION
.................................................
150
7.1.5.
HETEROGENEITY
OF
THE
PRE-SINAI
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
...
150
7.2.
THE
ENDING
OF
P
G
AT
SINAI
AND
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
COMPOSITION/REDACTION
...........................................
153
7.2.1.
THE
GRADUAL
SHORTENING
OF
P
IN
BIBLICAL
SCHOLARSHIP
...
153
7.2.2.
THE
MOTIF
OF
THE
LAND
PROMISE
TO
THE
PATRIARCHS
IN
P:
EXODUS
6
.................................................................
157
7.2.3.
THE
LAND-PROMISE
MOTIF
IN
THE
PW
TEXTS
IN
NUMBERS
.
.
159
7.2.4.
THE
STRUCTURE
OF
PG
.........................................................
162
7.2.5.
THE
PATRIARCHAL
LAND-PROMISE
MOTIF:
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
.......................................................
164
7.3.
PROVISIONAL
CONCLUSIONS
.............................................................
166
IV.
THE
POST-SINAI
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
...................................................
169
1.
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
CAMP
AND
THE
MOBILE
COURT
OF
THE
PERSIAN
GREAT
KINGS
...........................................................
169
1.1.
THE
ISRAELITE
WILDERNESS
CAMP
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
REDACTION
............................................................................
169
1.1.1.
THE
WILDERNESS
CAMP
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
REDACTION
...............................................................
169
1.1.2.
THE
LAYOUT
OF
THE
CAMP
.................................................
172
XII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.2.
THE
PERSIAN
ROYAL
CAMP:
THE
MOVABLE
COURT
OF
THE
ACHAEMENID
EMPERORS
..................
174
1.3.
SIMILARITIES
BETWEEN
THE
PERSIAN
AND
ISRAELITE
CAMPS
..............
175
1.3.1.
SHAPE
AND
STRUCTURE
.........................................................
175
1.3.2.
THE
TENT
OF
MEETING
AND
THE
ROYAL
TENT
........................
177
1.4.
THE
CENSUS
AND
THE
CEREMONIAL
ARMY
.....................................
181
1.5.
YEHUDITES
POSSIBLE
CONTACTS
WITH
PERSIAN
ROYAL
CUSTOM
........
183
1.6.
COMPARISONS
WITH
OTHER
ANCIENT
NEAR
EASTERN
MILITARY
CAMPS
185
1.6.1.
EGYPTIAN
MILITARY
CAMPS
.................................................
185
1.6.2.
ASSYRIAN
MILITARY
CAMPS
.................................................
188
1.6.3.
BABYLONIAN
MILITARY
CAMPS
.............................................
190
1.7.
SUMMARY
......................................................
191
2.
THE
EPISODE
OF
THE
MEAT
CRAVINGS
(NUMBERS
11
:4-35)
..................
192
2.1.
LITERARY
FEATURES
.......................................................................
192
2.2.
THE
QUAIL
STORY
AND
ITS
EXPANSIONS
...........................................
193
2.2.1.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.............................................
193
2.2.2.
THE
EARLIER
QUAIL
STORY
...................................................
198
2.2.3.
THE
LATER
EXPANSION
.......................................................
201
2.2.4.
THE
CRAVING
OF
MEAT
AND
NEHEMIAH
S
DAILY
BANQUET
...
203
2.3.
THE
ELDERS
REDACTION
.................................................................
206
2.3.1.
THE
DIVISION
OF
THE
SPIRIT
TO
THE
ELDERS
(ER
1
)
................
206
2.3.2.
THE
EPISODE
OF
ELDAD
AND
MEDAD
(NUM
11:26-29):
THE
SECOND
PHASE
OF
THE
ELDERS
REDACTION
..........
207
2.4.
SUMMARY
...................................................................................
209
3.
MIRIAM
THE
PROPHETESS
AND
MOSES
S
CUSHITE
WIFE
(NUMBERS
12)
..
209
3.1.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.......................................................
210
3.1.1.
THE
EPISODE
OF
MIRIAM
...................................................
210
3.1.2.
LATENESS
OF
THE
MIRIAM
EPISODE
.......................................
213
3.1.3.
THE
ER
LAYER
...................................................................
217
3.2.
THE
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
CONTEXT
OF
THE
MIRIAM
EPISODE
..............
218
3.2.1.
THE
MIRIAM
TRADITION
.......................................................
218
3.2.2.
THE
CUSHITE
WOMAN
AND
THE
PROPHETESS
........................
220
3.3.
SUPREMACY
OF
THE
ELDERS
OVER
PRIESTS
AND
PROPHETS
IN
ER
....
226
3.4.
SUMMARY
...................................................................................
228
4.
THE
SCOUT
STORY
(NUMBERS
13-14):
POLEMICS
AND
SOCIO-POLITICAL
CLAIMS
...........................................................................................
228
4.1.
THE
NON-PRIESTLY
LAYERS
...........................................................
229
4.1.1.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.............................................
229
4.1.2.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
AND
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
....
242
4.1.2.1.
THE
VALLEY
OF
ESHCOL
AND
A
TERRITORIAL
CLAIM
.
..
242
4.1.2.2. CALEB
AND
HEBRON
...............................................
244
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XIII
4.2.
THE
MULTIPLE
PHASES
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
SCRIBAL
WORKS
..................
250
4.2.1.
THE
PW
COMPOSITION/REDACTION
LAYER
..........................
250
4.2.2.
COMMON
FEATURES
OF
PW
.................................................
254
4.2.3.
THE
ZADOKITE
REDACTION
...................................................
257
4.2.4.
PRIESTLY
JOSHUA
REDACTION
(PJ)
.........................................
258
4.3.
SUMMARY
...................................................................................
262
5.
STRUGGLES
FOR
LEADERSHIP
IN
YEHUD:
THE
THREE
REBELLION
STORIES
IN
NUMBERS
16-17
.........................................................................
263
5.1.
THE
THREE
STRANDS
IN
NUMBERS
16-17
......................................
263
5.2.
THE
STRAND
OF
DATHAN
AND
ABIRAM
.............................................
264
5.2.1.
COMPOSITION
AND
REDACTION
.............................................
264
5.2.2.
THE
REBELLION
OF
DATHAN
AND
ABIRAM
IN
ITS
LITERARY
CONTEXT
...........................................
268
5.2.3.
A
POLEMIC
AGAINST
THE
EGYPTIAN
GOLA?
............................
270
5.3.
THE
STORY
OF
THE
250
CHIEFTAINS
OF
ISRAEL
..................................
271
5.3.1.
THE
INDEPENDENT
PW
STRAND
...........................................
271
5.3.2.
THE
LAYER
OF
THE
250
CHIEFTAINS
AND
THE
COUNCIL
OF
ELDERS
.................................................................
274
5.4.
KORAH
AND THE
LEVITES
...............................................................
275
5.4.1.
THE
PZ
REDACTION
.............................................................
275
5.4.2.
THE
REDACTIONAL
NATURE
OF
THE
KORAH
LAYER
..................
278
5.4.3.
THE
PRIESTS
AND
THE
UNITED
LEVITES
..................................
280
5.5.
AARON
S
BLOSSOMING
ROD
...........................................................
282
5.6.
SUMMARY
...................................................................................
282
6.
ONCE
AGAIN
IN
KADESH:
MERIBAH-KADESH
AND THE
END
OF
PW
(NUMBERS
20:1-13)
.......................................................................
283
6.1.
THE
WATERS
OF
MERIBAH-KADESH
.................................................
283
6.1.1.
THE
BASIC
PW
STRAND
.......................................................
284
6.1.2.
AARON
S
STAFF
FROM
THE
SANCTUARY
(PZ)
..........................
289
6.1.3.
THE
SIN
OF
MOSES
AND
AARON
(PJ)
..................................
290
6.2.
THE
DEATH
OF
THE
EXODUS
HEROES
AND
THE
END
OF
PW
..............
291
6.2.1.
DEATH
OF
AARON
(NUM
20:22-29)
....................................
291
6.2.2.
DEATH
OF
MOSES
AND
SUCCESSION
OF
JOSHUA
(NUM
27:12-23)
.....................................................
291
7.
THE
FAILED
NEGOTIATIONS
WITH
EDOM
AT
KADESH
(NUM
20:14-21)...
295
7.1.
COMPOSITION
AND
REDACTION
.......................................................
295
7.2.
PURPOSE
OF
THE
EPISODE
...............................................................
298
7.3.
A
PERSIAN
CONTEXT
OF
THE
NEGOTIATION WITH
EDOM
....................
301
7.4.
SUMMARY
...................................................................................
304
V.
FEATURES
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
...................................................
305
1.
THE
FORMATION
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
....................................
305
XIV
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.1.
A
PRE-PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE?
.......................................
305
1.2.
THE
PRIESTLY
SCRIBAL
WORKS
.........................................................
306
1.2.1.
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
REDACTION
.................................
306
1.2.2.
THE
PRIESTLY
ZADOKITE
REDACTION
................................
308
1.2.3.
THE
PRIESTLY
JOSHUA
REDACTION
.........................................
314
1.2.4.
A
HOLINESS
REDACTION
.......................................................
315
1.2.
THE
LATE
DEUTERONOMISTIC
LAYERS
.............................................
315
1.2.1.
THE
MULTIPLE
PHASES
OF
THE
LATE
DTR
REDACTION
..............
315
1.3.2.
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
MILIEU
OF
THE
LATE
DTR
LAYERS
..............
317
1.4.
THE
ELDERS
REDACTION
.................................................................
321
1.4.1.
THE
FIRST
PHASE
OF
ER
(ER
1
)
...........................................
321
1.4.2.
THE
SECOND
PHASE
OF
ER
(ER
2
)
.......................................
322
1.4.3.
LITERARY
STRATIGRAPHY
OF
ER
.............................................
324
1.4.4.
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
MILIEU
OF
ER
.........................................
326
1.5.
THE
LEVITICAL
SCRIBAL
GROUP
.......................................................
329
1.6.
THE
COLLECTIVE
FORMATION
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
............
331
1.6.1.
THE
LIMITATIONS
OF
STRATIFICATION
.....................................
331
1.6.2.
A
MODEL
OF
SCRIBAL
DEBATE
...............................................
333
2.
SCRIBAL
DEBATES
IN
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.....................................
334
2.1.
LEADERSHIP,
AUTHORITY,
AND
POLITICAL
STRUCTURE
..........................
334
2.2.
PRO-PERSIAN,
ANTI-EGYPTIAN,
AND
PRO-EGYPTIAN
POSITIONS
..........
337
2.3.
DEBATES
BETWEEN
LATE
DTR
AND
ER
.............................................
339
2.4.
DEBATES
OVER
INTERMARRIAGE
.......................................................
340
2.5.
THE
STATUS
OF
THE
LEVITES
...........................................................
343
3.
SO
MANY
SCRIBAL
GROUPS
IN
POOR
YEHUD?
.........................................
343
3.1.
CRITICISM
AND
RESPONSES
...........................................................
343
3.2.
SCRIBES
IN
YEHUD
AND
THE
TEMPLE
ARCHIVE/LIBRARY
IN
JERUSALEM
346
3.3.
THE
SCRIBAL
WORKSHOP
AND
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
..............
350
3.4.
SUMMARY
..............................................
353
VI.
CONCLUSIONS
............................................................................................
355
BIBLIOGRAPHY
................................................................................................
361
INDEX
OF
BIBLICAL
TEXTS
.................................................................................
401
INDEX
OF
MODERN
AUTHORS
.............................................................................
413
INDEX
OF
SUBJ
ECTS
.........................................................................................
417
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PREFACE
.
VII
ABBREVIATIONS
.
XV
I.
INTRODUCTION
.
1
1.
PENTATEUCHAL
FORMATION
MODELS
AND
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
3
1.1.
THE
VIEWS
BASED
ON
THE
CLASSICAL
DOCUMENTARY
MODEL
.
3
1.2.
THE
NEWER
MODELS
.
6
1.2.1.
TWO-LAYER
MODELS
.
6
1.2.2.
COMPLEX
MODELS
.
7
1.3.
STRUCTURAL
STUDIES
.
13
2.
SCOPE,
FORMATION
MODEL,
AND
METHODOLOGY
IN
THIS
STUDY
.
15
2.1.
SCOPE
OF
THE
STUDY
.
15
2.2.
METHODOLOGY
.
17
2.3.
LITERARY
LAYERS
AND
THE
FORMATIONAL
MODEL
IN
THIS
STUDY
.
20
2.4.
STRUCTURE
OF
THIS
STUDY
.
22
II.
EARLY
TRADITIONS
IN
THE WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
25
1.
SOME
EARLY
TRADITIONS
IN
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
25
1.1.
A
STRANGE
ROUTE
FROM
EGYPT
TO
CANAAN
.
25
1.2.
A
SACRED
MOUNTAIN
AND
YHWH
IN
THE
SOUTH
.
27
1.3.
THE
DETOUR
AND
THE
TRANSJORDANIAN
TRADITIONS
.
30
1.3.1.
THE
CONQUEST
OF
TRANSJORDAN
BY
NORTHERN
ISRAEL
.
31
1.3.2.
EASTERN
ORIGINS
OF
ISRAEL?
.
35
1.4.
EARLY
VERSIONS
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
44
1.4.1.
THE
SOUTHERN
DESERT
AND
TRANSJORDAN
.
44
1.4.2.
INCLUSION
OF
THE
KADESH
TRADITION
.
45
1.4.3.
A
"
PROTO
"
EXODUS-WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
48
2.
THE
"
FIRST
"
AND
"
SECOND
"
WILDERNESSES
JOURNEY
.
50
2.1.
A
LATE
MONARCHIC
VERSION
.
50
2.2.
THE
"
SECOND
EXODUS
"
AND
THE
"
SECOND
WILDERNESS
JOURNEY
"
.
52
2.3.
THE
SECOND
WILDERNESS
JOURNEY,
ECONOMY,
AND
THE
PERSIAN
POLICY
.
55
X
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
III.
THE
PRE-SINAI
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
57
1.
PRELIMINARY
INQUIRIES
.
57
2.
THE
REED
SEA
NARRATIVE
AND
THE
BEGINNING
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
(EXODUS
13-15)
.
58
2.1
THE
SEA
NARRATIVE
AS
THE
CONCLUSION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
EXODUS
NARRATIVE
.
59
2.2
THE
NON-PRIESTLY
TEXTS
.
62
2.2.1.
THE
MURMURING
MOTIF
.
63
2.2.2.
THE
MOTIF
OF
THE
GUIDING
ANGEL
.
63
2.2.3.
THE
PILLAR
OF
CLOUD
.
65
2.2.4.
THE
PRE-PRIESTLY
SEA
NARRATIVE
.
66
2.2.5.
CLOGGING
THE
WHEELS:
A
TRACE
OF
A
PROTO-EXODUS
STORY?
67
EXCURSUS:
THE
PILLAR
OF
CLOUD
AND
FIRE
MOTIF
'
S
LITERARY
DEVELOPMENT
IN
THE
PENTATEUCHAL
WILDERNESS
TRADITION
.
69
2.3
.
THE
VAGUE
BEGINNING
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
STORY
.
72
2.3.1.
ITINERARY
NOTICES
BEFORE
THE
SEA
NARRATIVE
.
73
2.3.2.
THE
JOURNEY
AFTER
THE
CROSSING
OF
THE
SEA
.
75
2.3.3.
A
PROVISIONAL
CONCLUSION
.
75
3.
PROVISION
OF
MANNA
AND
QUAIL
IN
THE
WILDERNESS
(EXODUS
16)
.
76
3.1.
LITERARY
PROBLEMS
AND
SCHOLARSHIP
.
76
3.2.
THE
PRIMARY
NARRATIVE
STRAND
FROM
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
REDACTION
(PW)
.
79
3.3.
SABBATH
AND
THE
DAILY
RATION
OF
MANNA
.
83
3.4.
THE
ZADOKITE
REDACTION
.
86
3.5.
THE
LATE
DEUTERONOMISTIC
ADDITION
.
89
3.6.
PROVISION
OF
MANNA
AND
THE
RATIONS
ON
THE
KING
'
S
HIGHWAY
OF
THE
ACHAEMENID
EMPIRE
.
90
3.7.
SUMMARY
.
94
4.
THE
MIRACLE
AT
MASSAH
AND
MERIBAH
(EXODUS
17:1-7)
.
95
4.1.
LITERARY
PROBLEMS
AND
SCHOLARSHIP
.
95
4.2.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.
98
4.2.1.
THE
MASSAH
ETIOLOGY
.
98
4.2.2.
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
THE
MASSAH
TRADITION
.
100
4.2.3.
THE
ORIGINAL
MERIBAH
STORY
.
104
4.2.4.
SUMMARY
.
108
5.
THE
BATTLE
WITH
AMALEK
(EXOD
17:8-16)
.
109
5.1.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.
ILL
5.2.
THE
ISOLATION
OF
THE
EPISODE
IN
ITS
PENTATEUCHAL
CONTEXT
.
116
5.3.
ADIRECT
LITERARY
CONNECTION
(EXOD
24:13*-14;
32:17-18)
AND
THE
ELDERS
REDACTION
.
118
5.4.
INFLUENCE
OF
EGYPTIAN
ICONOGRAPHY
.
120
5.4.1.
COMBINATION
OF
CORE
MOTIFS
IN
EXODUS
17
.
123
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XI
5.4.2.
THE
DIVINE
TRIAD
.
124
5.4.3.
THE
ENTHRONED
HERO
.
125
5.4.4.
HUR
.
126
5.4.5.
UPRAISED
HANDS
.
126
5.4.6.
THE
STAFF
OF
GOD
.
130
5.4.7.
COMBINATION
OF
MOTIFS
AND
PERSIAN
ICONOGRAPHY
.
131
5.5.
SUMMARY
.
132
6.
THE
VISIT
OF
JETHRO
AND
THE
ESTABLISHMENT
OF
THE
JUDICIAL
SYSTEM
(EXODUS
18)
.
134
6.1.
THE
STORY
OF
JETHRO
'
S
VISIT
(W.
1-12*,
27)
.
135
6.1.1.
A
"
HAPPY
ENDING
"
TO
THE
STORY
OF
MOSES
.
135
6.1.2.
A
FUGITIVE
HERO
RETURNS
HOME
.
137
6.1.3.
REDACTION
CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.
139
6.2.
THE
ESTABLISHMENT
OF
THE
ADMINISTRATION
OF
JUSTICE
.
143
6.2.1.
THE
CLOSE
AFFINITY
WITH
2
CHR
17:7-9;
19:5-11
.
144
6.2.2.
THE
LEVITE
SCRIBAL
GROUP
.
146
6.3.
SUMMARY
.
147
7.
FORMATION
OF
THE
PRE-SINAI
WILDERNESS
STORY
.
148
7.1.
THE
FORMATION
OF
NON-PRIESTLY
PRE-SINAI
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
148
7.1.1.
THE
SEGMENTED
NARRATIVES
.
148
7.1.2.
THE
LATE
DEUTERONOMISTIC
REDACTION
.
149
7.1.3.
THE
STAFF
OF
GOD
.
149
7.1.4.
NO
FORMATIVE
REDACTION
.
150
7.1.5.
HETEROGENEITY
OF
THE
PRE-SINAI
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
150
7.2.
THE
ENDING
OF
P
G
AT
SINAI
AND
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
COMPOSITION/REDACTION
.
153
7.2.1.
THE
GRADUAL
SHORTENING
OF
P
IN
BIBLICAL
SCHOLARSHIP
.
153
7.2.2.
THE
MOTIF
OF
THE
LAND
PROMISE
TO
THE
PATRIARCHS
IN
P:
EXODUS
6
.
157
7.2.3.
THE
LAND-PROMISE
MOTIF
IN
THE
PW
TEXTS
IN
NUMBERS
.
.
159
7.2.4.
THE
STRUCTURE
OF
PG
.
162
7.2.5.
THE
PATRIARCHAL
LAND-PROMISE
MOTIF:
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
.
164
7.3.
PROVISIONAL
CONCLUSIONS
.
166
IV.
THE
POST-SINAI
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
169
1.
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
CAMP
AND
THE
MOBILE
COURT
OF
THE
PERSIAN
GREAT
KINGS
.
169
1.1.
THE
ISRAELITE
WILDERNESS
CAMP
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
REDACTION
.
169
1.1.1.
THE
WILDERNESS
CAMP
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
REDACTION
.
169
1.1.2.
THE
LAYOUT
OF
THE
CAMP
.
172
XII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.2.
THE
PERSIAN
ROYAL
CAMP:
THE
MOVABLE
COURT
OF
THE
ACHAEMENID
EMPERORS
.
174
1.3.
SIMILARITIES
BETWEEN
THE
PERSIAN
AND
ISRAELITE
CAMPS
.
175
1.3.1.
SHAPE
AND
STRUCTURE
.
175
1.3.2.
THE
TENT
OF
MEETING
AND
THE
ROYAL
TENT
.
177
1.4.
THE
CENSUS
AND
THE
CEREMONIAL
ARMY
.
181
1.5.
YEHUDITES
'
POSSIBLE
CONTACTS
WITH
PERSIAN
ROYAL
CUSTOM
.
183
1.6.
COMPARISONS
WITH
OTHER
ANCIENT
NEAR
EASTERN
MILITARY
CAMPS
185
1.6.1.
EGYPTIAN
MILITARY
CAMPS
.
185
1.6.2.
ASSYRIAN
MILITARY
CAMPS
.
188
1.6.3.
BABYLONIAN
MILITARY
CAMPS
.
190
1.7.
SUMMARY
.
191
2.
THE
EPISODE
OF
THE
MEAT
CRAVINGS
(NUMBERS
11
:4-35)
.
192
2.1.
LITERARY
FEATURES
.
192
2.2.
THE
QUAIL
STORY
AND
ITS
EXPANSIONS
.
193
2.2.1.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.
193
2.2.2.
THE
EARLIER
QUAIL
STORY
.
198
2.2.3.
THE
LATER
EXPANSION
.
201
2.2.4.
THE
CRAVING
OF
MEAT
AND
NEHEMIAH
'
S
DAILY
BANQUET
.
203
2.3.
THE
ELDERS
REDACTION
.
206
2.3.1.
THE
DIVISION
OF
THE
SPIRIT
TO
THE
ELDERS
(ER
1
)
.
206
2.3.2.
THE
EPISODE
OF
ELDAD
AND
MEDAD
(NUM
11:26-29):
THE
SECOND
PHASE
OF
THE
ELDERS
REDACTION
.
207
2.4.
SUMMARY
.
209
3.
MIRIAM
THE
PROPHETESS
AND
MOSES
'
S
CUSHITE
WIFE
(NUMBERS
12)
.
209
3.1.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.
210
3.1.1.
THE
EPISODE
OF
MIRIAM
.
210
3.1.2.
LATENESS
OF
THE
MIRIAM
EPISODE
.
213
3.1.3.
THE
ER
LAYER
.
217
3.2.
THE
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
CONTEXT
OF
THE
MIRIAM
EPISODE
.
218
3.2.1.
THE
MIRIAM
TRADITION
.
218
3.2.2.
THE
CUSHITE
WOMAN
AND
THE
PROPHETESS
.
220
3.3.
SUPREMACY
OF
THE
ELDERS
OVER
PRIESTS
AND
PROPHETS
IN
ER
.
226
3.4.
SUMMARY
.
228
4.
THE
SCOUT
STORY
(NUMBERS
13-14):
POLEMICS
AND
SOCIO-POLITICAL
CLAIMS
.
228
4.1.
THE
NON-PRIESTLY
LAYERS
.
229
4.1.1.
REDACTION-CRITICAL
ANALYSIS
.
229
4.1.2.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
AND
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
.
242
4.1.2.1.
THE
VALLEY
OF
ESHCOL
AND
A
TERRITORIAL
CLAIM
.
.
242
4.1.2.2. CALEB
AND
HEBRON
.
244
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XIII
4.2.
THE
MULTIPLE
PHASES
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
SCRIBAL
WORKS
.
250
4.2.1.
THE
PW
COMPOSITION/REDACTION
LAYER
.
250
4.2.2.
COMMON
FEATURES
OF
PW
.
254
4.2.3.
THE
ZADOKITE
REDACTION
.
257
4.2.4.
PRIESTLY
JOSHUA
REDACTION
(PJ)
.
258
4.3.
SUMMARY
.
262
5.
STRUGGLES
FOR
LEADERSHIP
IN
YEHUD:
THE
THREE
REBELLION
STORIES
IN
NUMBERS
16-17
.
263
5.1.
THE
THREE
STRANDS
IN
NUMBERS
16-17
.
263
5.2.
THE
STRAND
OF
DATHAN
AND
ABIRAM
.
264
5.2.1.
COMPOSITION
AND
REDACTION
.
264
5.2.2.
THE
REBELLION
OF
DATHAN
AND
ABIRAM
IN
ITS
LITERARY
CONTEXT
.
268
5.2.3.
A
POLEMIC
AGAINST
THE
EGYPTIAN
GOLA?
.
270
5.3.
THE
STORY
OF
THE
250
CHIEFTAINS
OF
ISRAEL
.
271
5.3.1.
THE
INDEPENDENT
PW
STRAND
.
271
5.3.2.
THE
LAYER
OF
THE
250
CHIEFTAINS
AND
THE
COUNCIL
OF
ELDERS
.
274
5.4.
KORAH
AND THE
LEVITES
.
275
5.4.1.
THE
PZ
REDACTION
.
275
5.4.2.
THE
REDACTIONAL
NATURE
OF
THE
KORAH
LAYER
.
278
5.4.3.
THE
PRIESTS
AND
THE
UNITED
LEVITES
.
280
5.5.
AARON
'
S
BLOSSOMING
ROD
.
282
5.6.
SUMMARY
.
282
6.
ONCE
AGAIN
IN
KADESH:
MERIBAH-KADESH
AND THE
END
OF
PW
(NUMBERS
20:1-13)
.
283
6.1.
THE
WATERS
OF
MERIBAH-KADESH
.
283
6.1.1.
THE
BASIC
PW
STRAND
.
284
6.1.2.
AARON
'
S
STAFF
FROM
THE
SANCTUARY
(PZ)
.
289
6.1.3.
THE
SIN
OF
MOSES
AND
AARON
(PJ)
.
290
6.2.
THE
DEATH
OF
THE
EXODUS
HEROES
AND
THE
END
OF
PW
.
291
6.2.1.
DEATH
OF
AARON
(NUM
20:22-29)
.
291
6.2.2.
DEATH
OF
MOSES
AND
SUCCESSION
OF
JOSHUA
(NUM
27:12-23)
.
291
7.
THE
FAILED
NEGOTIATIONS
WITH
EDOM
AT
KADESH
(NUM
20:14-21).
295
7.1.
COMPOSITION
AND
REDACTION
.
295
7.2.
PURPOSE
OF
THE
EPISODE
.
298
7.3.
A
PERSIAN
CONTEXT
OF
THE
NEGOTIATION WITH
EDOM
.
301
7.4.
SUMMARY
.
304
V.
FEATURES
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
305
1.
THE
FORMATION
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
305
XIV
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.1.
A
PRE-PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE?
.
305
1.2.
THE
PRIESTLY
SCRIBAL
WORKS
.
306
1.2.1.
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
REDACTION
.
306
1.2.2.
THE
PRIESTLY
ZADOKITE
REDACTION
.
308
1.2.3.
THE
PRIESTLY
JOSHUA
REDACTION
.
314
1.2.4.
A
HOLINESS
REDACTION
.
315
1.2.
THE
LATE
DEUTERONOMISTIC
LAYERS
.
315
1.2.1.
THE
MULTIPLE
PHASES
OF
THE
LATE
DTR
REDACTION
.
315
1.3.2.
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
MILIEU
OF
THE
LATE
DTR
LAYERS
.
317
1.4.
THE
ELDERS
REDACTION
.
321
1.4.1.
THE
FIRST
PHASE
OF
ER
(ER
1
)
.
321
1.4.2.
THE
SECOND
PHASE
OF
ER
(ER
2
)
.
322
1.4.3.
LITERARY
STRATIGRAPHY
OF
ER
.
324
1.4.4.
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
MILIEU
OF
ER
.
326
1.5.
THE
LEVITICAL
SCRIBAL
GROUP
.
329
1.6.
THE
COLLECTIVE
FORMATION
OF
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
331
1.6.1.
THE
LIMITATIONS
OF
STRATIFICATION
.
331
1.6.2.
A
MODEL
OF
SCRIBAL
DEBATE
.
333
2.
SCRIBAL
DEBATES
IN
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
334
2.1.
LEADERSHIP,
AUTHORITY,
AND
POLITICAL
STRUCTURE
.
334
2.2.
PRO-PERSIAN,
ANTI-EGYPTIAN,
AND
PRO-EGYPTIAN
POSITIONS
.
337
2.3.
DEBATES
BETWEEN
LATE
DTR
AND
ER
.
339
2.4.
DEBATES
OVER
INTERMARRIAGE
.
340
2.5.
THE
STATUS
OF
THE
LEVITES
.
343
3.
SO
MANY
SCRIBAL
GROUPS
IN
POOR
YEHUD?
.
343
3.1.
CRITICISM
AND
RESPONSES
.
343
3.2.
SCRIBES
IN
YEHUD
AND
THE
TEMPLE
ARCHIVE/LIBRARY
IN
JERUSALEM
346
3.3.
THE
SCRIBAL
WORKSHOP
AND
THE
WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE
.
350
3.4.
SUMMARY
.
353
VI.
CONCLUSIONS
.
355
BIBLIOGRAPHY
.
361
INDEX
OF
BIBLICAL
TEXTS
.
401
INDEX
OF
MODERN
AUTHORS
.
413
INDEX
OF
SUBJ
ECTS
.
417 |
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