The origins of P: literary profiles and strata of the priestly texts in Genesis 1 - Exodus 40
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| adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
TABLES
AND
FIGURES
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XI
PREFACE
....................................................................................................................
1
I.
INTRODUCTION
1.
STATE
OF
RESEARCH
AND
PRELIMINARY
CONSIDERATIONS
CONCERNING
PROFILES
AND
STRATA
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
LITERATURE
.....
5
1.1
THE
THEORY
OF
P:
EVIDENCE
AND
OPEN
QUESTIONS
...........................................
5
1.2
DOUBLE
FOCUS
WITHIN
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40/LEVITICUS
16
.................................................................
12
1.3
CONCENTRATION
OF
PRIESTLY
KEY
MOTIFS
AND
CENTRAL
THEMATIC
AND
STYLISTIC
FEATURES
IN
GENESIS
1-50
.................................................................
13
1.4
CONCLUSION:
DIFFERENT
REDACTIONS,
ORIGIN
OF
P
IN
GENESIS?
........................
14
2.
METHODOLOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
...............................................
17
2.1
IDENTIFICATION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
.................................................................
17
2.2
EVALUATING
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
...................................................
17
2.3
SPECIFIC
CRITERIA
FOR
DIACHRONIC
DIFFERENTIATION
BETWEEN
LITERARY
STRATA
.
.
18
2.4
FOCUS
ON
INDIVIDUAL
PRIESTLY
UNITS
..................................................................
22
2.5
FOCUS
ON
THE
COMPREHENSIVE
STRUCTURE(S)
AND
FRAMEWORK(S)
.....................
23
2.6
ELUCIDATING
THE
HISTORICAL
CONTEXTS
...............................................................
26
2.6.1
SIGNIFICANCE
OF
THE
TASK
...........................................................................
26
2.6.2
LINGUISTIC
EVIDENCE
................................................................................
27
2.6.3
SIGNIFICANCE
OF
REALIA
.............................................................................
30
2.7
TERMINOLOGY
AND
SIGLA
......................................................................................
31
IL
ANALYSES
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40
1.
THE
CREATION
ACCOUNT
IN
GENESIS
L:L-2:4A
..............................
35
1.1
INTRODUCTION:
IMPORTANT
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
..............................
35
1.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
VARIANTS
..............................................................................
35
1.2.1
INTRODUCTION
............................................................................................
35
1.2.2
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
...................................................................................
38
VI
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.3
LITERARY
STRATIGRAPHY
OF
GENESIS
L:L-2:4A
.......................................................
44
1.3.1
INTRODUCTION
............................................................................................
44
1.3.2
STECKS
ARGUMENTS
FOR
THE
LITERARY
UNITY
OF
GENESIS
1
........................
45
1.3.3
DISCREPANCIES
BETWEEN
THE
WORD
ACCOUNT
AND
THE
DEED
ACCOUNT
.
.
50
1.3.4
THE
LITERARY
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
THE
WORD
ACCOUNT
AND
THE
DEED
ACCOUNT
...........................................................................
54
1.3.5
THE
DEED
ACCOUNT
LAYER
AS
THE
PRIESTLY
REDACTOR
S
CONTRIBUTION
.
.
55
1.3.6
FURTHER
ELEMENTS
OF
THE
REDACTION
LAYER(S)
(DEED
ACCOUNT)
...........
57
1.3.7
FURTHER
ELEMENTS
OF
THE
WORD
ACCOUNT
AS
ORIGINAL
REPORT
..............
60
1.3.8
CONCLUSION:
REDACTIONAL-CRITICAL
DIFFERENTIATION
IN
GENESIS
1
....
63
1.3.9
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
CREATION
ACCOUNT
(GEN
1:1-2:!*)
........................................................................................
65
1.3.10
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
REDACTION
LAYERS
.............................................
68
1.4
TRADITION-HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
OF
THE
PRIMARY
ACCOUNT
...........................
68
1.5
RELATIONSHIP
TO
OTHER
BIBLICAL
COMPOSITIONS,
TIME
SETTING
(PRIMARY
ACCOUNT)
............................................................................................
70
1.6
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
GENESIS
1
AND
GENESIS
2-3
..........................................
72
2.
THE
GENEALOGY
IN
GENESIS
5
....................................................
77
2.1
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................
77
2.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
VARIANTS
..............................................................................
77
2.3
THE
QUESTION
CONCERNING
THE
UNITY
OF
THE
COMPOSITION:
THE
THREEFOLD
SCHEME
OF
GENESIS
5
AND
SOME
ALTERATIONS
OF
IT
..................
83
2.4
LITERARY
CONNECTIONS
OF
GENESIS
5
.................................................................
89
2.4.1
DEPENDENCE
ON
MESOPOTAMIAN
TRADITIONS
ABOUT
THE
ANTEDILUVIAN
ERA
......................................................................
89
2.4.2
RELATIONSHIP
WITH
TEXTS
FROM
THE
BIBLICAL
PRIMEVAL
HISTORY
..............
92
2.5
CONCLUSION:
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE,
AIM
AND
POSSIBLE
CHRONOLOGICAL
SETTING
OF
GENESIS
5
................................................................
97
3.
THE
PRIESTLY
FLOOD
ACCOUNT
IN
GENESIS
6-9
............................
101
3.1
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DEBATE
...............................................................................
101
3.2
SIGNIFICANT
DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN
THE
MAIN
TEXTUAL
WITNESSES
...................
103
3.3
THE
ASSIGNMENT
OF
THE
TEXT
TO
P
AND
NON-P:
DISPUTED
CASES
...................
106
3.4
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
FLOOD
NARRATIVE
.................................
109
3.5
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
FLOOD
NARRATIVE
(PRIMARY
STRATUM):
ITS
BEGINNING
AND
ITS
END
........................................................
116
3.6
THE
LITERARY-HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
P
(PRIMARY
STRATUM)
AND
J
.............................................................................................
117
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
VII
3.7
PARALLELS
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
ACCOUNT
(PRIMARY
STRATUM)
WITH
THE
FLOOD
NARRATIVES
OF
THE
LEVANT
AND
BIBLICAL
TEXTS
............................
120
3.7.1
RELATIONSHIP
WITH
THE
FLOOD
TRADITIONS
OF
THE
LEVANT
......................
121
3.7.2
RELATIONSHIP
WITH
BIBLICAL
TEXTS
...........................................................
124
3.8
LITERARY
CONNECTIONS
OFTHE
SECONDARY
ADDITIONS
IN
P
...............................
128
4.
THE
PRIESTLY
TABLE
OF
NATIONS
IN
GENESIS
10
............................
133
4.1
INTRODUCTION:
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
................................................
133
4.2
SIGNIFICANT
DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN
THE
MAIN
TEXTUAL
WITNESSES
AND
FURTHER
TEXTUAL
PROBLEMS
...............................................................................
134
4.3
THE
CLASSIFICATION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY-LIKE
LAYER
.............................................
136
4.4
CONTENT
AND
PROFILE
OF
THE
TWO
LAYERS
........................................................
138
4.4.1
PRIESTLY
STRATUM
.......................................................................................
138
4.4.2
NON-PRIESTLY
STRATUM
............................................................................
139
4.5
THE
LITERARY-HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
THE
TWO
LAYERS
..............
140
4.6
THE
TABLE
OF
NATIONS
(P)
AS
TRANSITION
BETWEEN
THE
FLOOD
NARRATIVE
(P)
AND
THE
ANCESTRAL
NARRATIVE
(P)
............................
141
4.7
THE
RELATIONSHIP
TO
GENESIS
11:1-9
(J)
........................................................
142
4.8
POSSIBLE
HISTORICAL
LOCATION
.........................................................................
143
5.
THE
GENEALOGY
IN
GENESIS
11:10-26
.......................................
147
5.1
FEATURES
OF
THE
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
AND
IMPORTANT
QUESTIONS
..............
147
5.2
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
..........................................................................................
147
5.3
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
PRESUMABLY
ORIGINAL
COMPOSITION
.........................
149
5.4
LITERARY-HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
OF
GENESIS
11:10-26
TO
ADJACENT
TEXTS
151
6.
THE
PRIESTLY
ANCESTRAL
NARRATIVE
IN
GENESIS
11:27-50:13
...
155
6.1
INTRODUCTION
.....................................................................................................
155
6.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
......................................................................
156
6.3
THE
ASSIGNMENT
OF
THE
TEXT
TO
P
AND
NON-P:
DISPUTED
CASES
...................
158
6.4
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
ANCESTRAL
NARRATIVE
IN
CURRENT
SCHOLARSHIP
.......................................................................................
161
6.5
LITERARY
PROFILES
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
...........................................................
176
6.5.1
PROFILE
OF
THE
JACOB-ESAU
AND
JOSEPH
NARRATIVES
.................................
177
6.5.2
PROFILE
OF
THE
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE
........................................................
179
6.6
LINGUISTIC
AND
THEOLOGICAL
DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN
THE
ABRAHAM
SECTION
AND
THE
OTHER
SECTIONS
.......................................
185
6.6.1
ACCUMULATION
OF
POSSESSIONS
................................................................
185
6.6.2
DEATH
AND
BURIAL
NOTICES
......................................................................
186
VIII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
6.6.3
CHANGES
OF
PERSONAL
NAMES
.................................................................
189
6.6.4
THEONYMS:
TWO
OCCURRENCES
OF
THE
TETRAGRAM
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE
...........................................................
190
6.6.5
DIVERSITY
OF
THE
OFFSPRING
......................................................................
192
6.6.6
PROMISE
OF
THE
LAND
...............................................................................
194
6.6.7
CONCLUSION:
EVIDENCE
FOR
AN
INDEPENDENT
PROTO-PRIESTLY
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE
..................................................................................
198
6.7
THE
NATURE
AND
THE
SETTING
OFTHE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE
.
.
199
6.8
THE
NATURE
OF
THE
REDACTION
LAYER
(PRIESTLY
COMPOSITION)
......................
203
6.9
LATE
PRIESTLY
SUPPLEMENTS
(P
S
,
H)
................................................................
205
6.10
THE
LITERARY
HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
P
AND
NON-P
IN
THE
ABRAHAM
SECTION:
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
.............................................
207
6.10.1
GENESIS
12:L-4A
//
GENESIS
11:27-32*;
12:5
.................................
209
6.10.2
GENESIS
12:10-20
//
GENESIS
16
P
.....................................................
210
6.10.3
GENESIS
16
NON-P
//
GENESIS
16
P
..................................................
211
6.10.4
GENESIS
13
NON-P;
18-19
//
GENESIS
17
..........................................
212
6.10.5
CONCLUSION
..........................................................................................
218
6.10.6
POSSIBLE
RESONANCE
OF
THE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE IN
TEXTS
OUTSIDE
OF
GENESIS
...............................................
219
7.
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
1-12:
ISRAEL
S
STAY
IN
EGYPT
AND
EXODUS
............................................
223
7.1
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
......................................................................
223
7.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
VARIANTS
............................................................................
223
7.2.1
INTRODUCTION
..........................................................................................
223
7.2.2
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
.................................................................................
225
7.3
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
THE
(PUTATIVE)
PRIESTLY
TEXTS:
DISPUTED
CASES
.
228
7.4
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
.....................................................
238
7.5
THE
LITERARY
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
THE
P
AND
THE
NON-P
STRATA
..............
242
8.
THE
PRIESTLY
STORY
OF
THE
MIRACLE
AT
SEA
IN
EXODUS
14
.............
251
8.1
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
......................................................................
251
8.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
......................................................................
252
8.3
OUTLINE
OF
THE
TWO
MAIN
LITERARY
STRATA
AND
THEIR
CLASSIFICATION
....
252
8.4
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
STRATUM
...............................................
255
8.4.1
IS
THERE
A
PROTO-PRIESTLY
VORLAGE
BEHIND
THE
PRIESTLY
ACCOUNT?
.
.
.
255
8.4.2
POSSIBLE
SECONDARY
ELEMENTS
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
STRATUM
.........................
256
8.5
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
LAYER
AND
ITS
RELATIONSHIP
TO
THE
NON-P
STRATUM
....................................................................................
257
8.6
THE
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
EXODUS
15:19-21
..........................................
260
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
IX
9.
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
16-20:
ISRAEL
MOVES
TO
SINAI
.
.
261
9.1
OUTLINE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
AND
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
...........
261
9.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
VARIANTS
...........................................................................
261
9.3
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
THE
(PUTATIVE)
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
..............................
262
9.3.1
ITINERARY
NOTICES
IN
16:1,17:1
.............................................................
262
9.3.2
EXODUS
16:2-36:
MANNA
STORY
.............................................................
263
9.3.3
ITINERARY
NOTICE
IN
EXODUS
19:1-2
........................................................
267
9.3.4
EXODUS
20:11:
JUSTIFICATION
OF
THE
SABBATH
COMMANDMENT
...........
268
9.4
THE
PROFILE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
...................................................................
269
10.
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
24:15B-40:38:
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
......................................................
271
10.1
OUTLINE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
AND
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
...........
271
10.2
THE
MAIN
TEXTUAL
PROBLEMS
IN
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
............................
272
10.2.1
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................
272
10.2.2
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
...........................................................................
275
10.3
THE
UNITY
AND
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
EXODUS
24:15B-18A
(INTRODUCTION
TO
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT)
..................................................
282
10.3.1
THE
UNITY
OF
EXODUS
24:15B-18A
.....................................................
282
10.3.2
THE
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
24:15B-18A*
....................................
283
10.4
THE
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
(EXODUS
25-31,
35-40)
.......................................................................
285
10.4.1
THE
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
INSTRUCTION
ACCOUNT
(EXODUS
25-31)
....................................................................
286
10.4.2
THE
DISTINCTNESS
OF
EXODUS
35-40
................................................
293
10.5
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
SANCTUARY
..............................
298
10.6
THE
RELATIONSHIP
TO
LEVITICUS
1-16:
PRELIMINARY
CONSIDERATIONS
....
299
10.6.1
SCHOLARLY
VIEWS
.................................................................................
299
10.6.2
SURVEY
ON
LEVITICUS
1-16
................................................................
302
10.6.3
CONCLUSION
.........................................................................................
310
10.7
TRADITION-HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
AND
LITERARY
INFLUENCES
......................
311
10.7.1
ALLEGED
AND
POSSIBLE
INFLUENCES
FROM
ANE
TENT
AND
TEMPLE
TRADITIONS
.....................................................
311
10.7.2
INFLUENCES
FROM
ISRAELITE
SACRAL
TRADITIONS
....................................
313
10.8
AIM
OF
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
...................................................................
318
10.8.1
ETIOLOGY
FOR
THE
JERUSALEM
TEMPLE?
..................................................
318
10.8.2
PROTOTYPE
FOR
SEVERAL
YHWH
SANCTUARIES
IN
THE
PERSIAN
ERA?
.......................................................................................
320
10.8.3
UTOPIAN
LITERATURE
AND
TEMPLE
CRITIQUE?
.......................................
322
10.9
SETTING
OF
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
.............................................................
323
X
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
10.10
THE
LITERARY
RELATIONSHIP
TO
NEIGHBORING NON-PRIESTLY
UNITS
AND
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE
OF
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
.................................
328
10.10.1
RELATIONSHIP
TO
NON-PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
19-24
..............
328
10.10.2
RELATIONSHIP
TO
NON-PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
32-34
..............
329
III.
SYNTHESIS
1.
STRATIGRAPHY
OF
P:
SOURCES
AND
REDACTIONS
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
OF
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40
..............................
339
1.1
ORIGINS
OF
P:
FOUR
PROTO-P
COMPOSITIONS
IN
GENESIS
1-25
....................
340
1.1.1
THE
LINGUISTIC
AND
THEOLOGICAL
DISTINCTIVENESS
OF
THE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
UNITS
.........................................................................
340
1.1.2
GENERAL
COMMONALITIES
BETWEEN
THE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
COMPOSITIONS
IN
GENESIS
1-25
............................
344
1.1.3
THE
NOAH
AND
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVES
.....................................................
345
1.1.4
REDACTION-CRITICAL
CONCLUSION
..............................................................
346
1.1.5
THE
SETTING
OF
THE
PROTO-P
UNITS
...........................................................
349
1.2
THE
PRIESTLY
COMPOSITION
(PC)
......................................................................
350
1.2.1
GENERAL
CHARACTERIZATION
......................................................................
350
1.2.2
DOMINANT
THEMES
AND
MOTIFS
..............................................................
352
1.2.3
THE
EXTENT
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
COMPOSITION
...............................................
365
1.2.4
PURPOSE
(AIM)
OF
PC
...............................................................................
367
1.2.5
POSSIBLE
HISTORICAL
LOCATION
................................................................
370
1.3
SECONDARY
PRIESTLY
REDACTIONS
(H
AND
PS)
..................................................
372
2.
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40
............................................................
375
2.1
ARGUMENTS
FOR
THE
SOURCE
MODEL
...................................................................
375
2.2
ARGUMENTS
FOR
THE
REDACTION
MODEL
..............................................................
377
2.3
SOURCE
AND
REDACTION
....................................................................................
384
3.
THE
LITERARY-HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
THE
PRIESTLY
AND
NON-PRIESTLY
STRATA
IN
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40
.
.
.
389
ABBREVIATIONS
395
BIBLIOGRAPHY
...........................................................................................................
399
INDEX
OF
HEBREW
BIBLE,
DEUTEROCANONICAL
AND
COGNATE
LITERATURE,
NEW
TESTAMENT
........................................................................
427
INDEX
OF
OTHER
ANCIENT
NEAR
EASTERN
AND
GREEK
SOURCES
.................................
438
INDEX
OF
MODERN
AUTHORS
....................................................................................
440
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
TABLES
AND
FIGURES
.
XI
PREFACE
.
1
I.
INTRODUCTION
1.
STATE
OF
RESEARCH
AND
PRELIMINARY
CONSIDERATIONS
CONCERNING
PROFILES
AND
STRATA
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
LITERATURE
.
5
1.1
THE
THEORY
OF
P:
EVIDENCE
AND
OPEN
QUESTIONS
.
5
1.2
DOUBLE
FOCUS
WITHIN
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40/LEVITICUS
16
.
12
1.3
CONCENTRATION
OF
PRIESTLY
KEY
MOTIFS
AND
CENTRAL
THEMATIC
AND
STYLISTIC
FEATURES
IN
GENESIS
1-50
.
13
1.4
CONCLUSION:
DIFFERENT
REDACTIONS,
ORIGIN
OF
P
IN
GENESIS?
.
14
2.
METHODOLOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
.
17
2.1
IDENTIFICATION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
.
17
2.2
EVALUATING
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
.
17
2.3
SPECIFIC
CRITERIA
FOR
DIACHRONIC
DIFFERENTIATION
BETWEEN
LITERARY
STRATA
.
.
18
2.4
FOCUS
ON
INDIVIDUAL
PRIESTLY
UNITS
.
22
2.5
FOCUS
ON
THE
COMPREHENSIVE
STRUCTURE(S)
AND
FRAMEWORK(S)
.
23
2.6
ELUCIDATING
THE
HISTORICAL
CONTEXTS
.
26
2.6.1
SIGNIFICANCE
OF
THE
TASK
.
26
2.6.2
LINGUISTIC
EVIDENCE
.
27
2.6.3
SIGNIFICANCE
OF
REALIA
.
30
2.7
TERMINOLOGY
AND
SIGLA
.
31
IL
ANALYSES
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40
1.
THE
CREATION
ACCOUNT
IN
GENESIS
L:L-2:4A
.
35
1.1
INTRODUCTION:
IMPORTANT
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
.
35
1.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
VARIANTS
.
35
1.2.1
INTRODUCTION
.
35
1.2.2
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
.
38
VI
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.3
LITERARY
STRATIGRAPHY
OF
GENESIS
L:L-2:4A
.
44
1.3.1
INTRODUCTION
.
44
1.3.2
STECKS
ARGUMENTS
FOR
THE
LITERARY
UNITY
OF
GENESIS
1
.
45
1.3.3
DISCREPANCIES
BETWEEN
THE
WORD
ACCOUNT
AND
THE
DEED
ACCOUNT
.
.
50
1.3.4
THE
LITERARY
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
THE
WORD
ACCOUNT
AND
THE
DEED
ACCOUNT
.
54
1.3.5
THE
DEED
ACCOUNT
LAYER
AS
THE
PRIESTLY
REDACTOR
S
CONTRIBUTION
.
.
55
1.3.6
FURTHER
ELEMENTS
OF
THE
REDACTION
LAYER(S)
(DEED
ACCOUNT)
.
57
1.3.7
FURTHER
ELEMENTS
OF
THE
WORD
ACCOUNT
AS
ORIGINAL
REPORT
.
60
1.3.8
CONCLUSION:
REDACTIONAL-CRITICAL
DIFFERENTIATION
IN
GENESIS
1
.
63
1.3.9
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
CREATION
ACCOUNT
(GEN
1:1-2:!*)
.
65
1.3.10
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
REDACTION
LAYERS
.
68
1.4
TRADITION-HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
OF
THE
PRIMARY
ACCOUNT
.
68
1.5
RELATIONSHIP
TO
OTHER
BIBLICAL
COMPOSITIONS,
TIME
SETTING
(PRIMARY
ACCOUNT)
.
70
1.6
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
GENESIS
1
AND
GENESIS
2-3
.
72
2.
THE
GENEALOGY
IN
GENESIS
5
.
77
2.1
INTRODUCTION
.
77
2.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
VARIANTS
.
77
2.3
THE
QUESTION
CONCERNING
THE
UNITY
OF
THE
COMPOSITION:
THE
THREEFOLD
SCHEME
OF
GENESIS
5
AND
SOME
ALTERATIONS
OF
IT
.
83
2.4
LITERARY
CONNECTIONS
OF
GENESIS
5
.
89
2.4.1
DEPENDENCE
ON
MESOPOTAMIAN
TRADITIONS
ABOUT
THE
ANTEDILUVIAN
ERA
.
89
2.4.2
RELATIONSHIP
WITH
TEXTS
FROM
THE
BIBLICAL
PRIMEVAL
HISTORY
.
92
2.5
CONCLUSION:
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE,
AIM
AND
POSSIBLE
CHRONOLOGICAL
SETTING
OF
GENESIS
5
.
97
3.
THE
PRIESTLY
FLOOD
ACCOUNT
IN
GENESIS
6-9
.
101
3.1
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DEBATE
.
101
3.2
SIGNIFICANT
DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN
THE
MAIN
TEXTUAL
WITNESSES
.
103
3.3
THE
ASSIGNMENT
OF
THE
TEXT
TO
P
AND
NON-P:
DISPUTED
CASES
.
106
3.4
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
FLOOD
NARRATIVE
.
109
3.5
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
FLOOD
NARRATIVE
(PRIMARY
STRATUM):
ITS
BEGINNING
AND
ITS
END
.
116
3.6
THE
LITERARY-HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
P
(PRIMARY
STRATUM)
AND
J
.
117
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
VII
3.7
PARALLELS
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
ACCOUNT
(PRIMARY
STRATUM)
WITH
THE
FLOOD
NARRATIVES
OF
THE
LEVANT
AND
BIBLICAL
TEXTS
.
120
3.7.1
RELATIONSHIP
WITH
THE
FLOOD
TRADITIONS
OF
THE
LEVANT
.
121
3.7.2
RELATIONSHIP
WITH
BIBLICAL
TEXTS
.
124
3.8
LITERARY
CONNECTIONS
OFTHE
SECONDARY
ADDITIONS
IN
P
.
128
4.
THE
PRIESTLY
TABLE
OF
NATIONS
IN
GENESIS
10
.
133
4.1
INTRODUCTION:
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
.
133
4.2
SIGNIFICANT
DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN
THE
MAIN
TEXTUAL
WITNESSES
AND
FURTHER
TEXTUAL
PROBLEMS
.
134
4.3
THE
CLASSIFICATION
OF
THE
"
PRIESTLY-LIKE
"
LAYER
.
136
4.4
CONTENT
AND
PROFILE
OF
THE
TWO
LAYERS
.
138
4.4.1
PRIESTLY
STRATUM
.
138
4.4.2
NON-PRIESTLY
STRATUM
.
139
4.5
THE
LITERARY-HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
THE
TWO
LAYERS
.
140
4.6
THE
TABLE
OF
NATIONS
(P)
AS
TRANSITION
BETWEEN
THE
FLOOD
NARRATIVE
(P)
AND
THE
ANCESTRAL
NARRATIVE
(P)
.
141
4.7
THE
RELATIONSHIP
TO
GENESIS
11:1-9
(J)
.
142
4.8
POSSIBLE
HISTORICAL
LOCATION
.
143
5.
THE
GENEALOGY
IN
GENESIS
11:10-26
.
147
5.1
FEATURES
OF
THE
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
AND
IMPORTANT
QUESTIONS
.
147
5.2
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
.
147
5.3
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
PRESUMABLY
ORIGINAL
COMPOSITION
.
149
5.4
LITERARY-HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
OF
GENESIS
11:10-26
TO
ADJACENT
TEXTS
151
6.
THE
PRIESTLY
ANCESTRAL
NARRATIVE
IN
GENESIS
11:27-50:13
.
155
6.1
INTRODUCTION
.
155
6.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
.
156
6.3
THE
ASSIGNMENT
OF
THE
TEXT
TO
P
AND
NON-P:
DISPUTED
CASES
.
158
6.4
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
ANCESTRAL
NARRATIVE
IN
CURRENT
SCHOLARSHIP
.
161
6.5
LITERARY
PROFILES
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
.
176
6.5.1
PROFILE
OF
THE
JACOB-ESAU
AND
JOSEPH
NARRATIVES
.
177
6.5.2
PROFILE
OF
THE
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE
.
179
6.6
LINGUISTIC
AND
THEOLOGICAL
DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN
THE
ABRAHAM
SECTION
AND
THE
OTHER
SECTIONS
.
185
6.6.1
ACCUMULATION
OF
POSSESSIONS
.
185
6.6.2
DEATH
AND
BURIAL
NOTICES
.
186
VIII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
6.6.3
CHANGES
OF
PERSONAL
NAMES
.
189
6.6.4
THEONYMS:
TWO
OCCURRENCES
OF
THE
TETRAGRAM
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE
.
190
6.6.5
DIVERSITY
OF
THE
OFFSPRING
.
192
6.6.6
PROMISE
OF
THE
LAND
.
194
6.6.7
CONCLUSION:
EVIDENCE
FOR
AN
INDEPENDENT
PROTO-PRIESTLY
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE
.
198
6.7
THE
NATURE
AND
THE
SETTING
OFTHE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE
.
.
199
6.8
THE
NATURE
OF
THE
REDACTION
LAYER
(PRIESTLY
COMPOSITION)
.
203
6.9
LATE
PRIESTLY
SUPPLEMENTS
(P
S
,
H)
.
205
6.10
THE
LITERARY
HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
P
AND
NON-P
IN
THE
ABRAHAM
SECTION:
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
.
207
6.10.1
GENESIS
12:L-4A
//
GENESIS
11:27-32*;
12:5
.
209
6.10.2
GENESIS
12:10-20
//
GENESIS
16
P
.
210
6.10.3
GENESIS
16
NON-P
//
GENESIS
16
P
.
211
6.10.4
GENESIS
13
NON-P;
18-19
//
GENESIS
17
.
212
6.10.5
CONCLUSION
.
218
6.10.6
POSSIBLE
RESONANCE
OF
THE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVE IN
TEXTS
OUTSIDE
OF
GENESIS
.
219
7.
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
1-12:
ISRAEL
'
S
STAY
IN
EGYPT
AND
EXODUS
.
223
7.1
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
.
223
7.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
VARIANTS
.
223
7.2.1
INTRODUCTION
.
223
7.2.2
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
.
225
7.3
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
THE
(PUTATIVE)
PRIESTLY
TEXTS:
DISPUTED
CASES
.
228
7.4
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
.
238
7.5
THE
LITERARY
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
THE
P
AND
THE
NON-P
STRATA
.
242
8.
THE
PRIESTLY
STORY
OF
THE
MIRACLE
AT
SEA
IN
EXODUS
14
.
251
8.1
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
.
251
8.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
.
252
8.3
OUTLINE
OF
THE
TWO
MAIN
LITERARY
STRATA
AND
THEIR
CLASSIFICATION
.
252
8.4
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
STRATUM
.
255
8.4.1
IS
THERE
A
PROTO-PRIESTLY
VORLAGE
BEHIND
THE
PRIESTLY
ACCOUNT?
.
.
.
255
8.4.2
POSSIBLE
SECONDARY
ELEMENTS
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
STRATUM
.
256
8.5
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
LAYER
AND
ITS
RELATIONSHIP
TO
THE
NON-P
STRATUM
.
257
8.6
THE
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
EXODUS
15:19-21
.
260
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
IX
9.
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
16-20:
ISRAEL
MOVES
TO
SINAI
.
.
261
9.1
OUTLINE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
AND
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
.
261
9.2
SIGNIFICANT
TEXTUAL
VARIANTS
.
261
9.3
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
THE
(PUTATIVE)
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
.
262
9.3.1
ITINERARY
NOTICES
IN
16:1,17:1
.
262
9.3.2
EXODUS
16:2-36:
MANNA
STORY
.
263
9.3.3
ITINERARY
NOTICE
IN
EXODUS
19:1-2
.
267
9.3.4
EXODUS
20:11:
JUSTIFICATION
OF
THE
SABBATH
COMMANDMENT
.
268
9.4
THE
PROFILE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
.
269
10.
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
24:15B-40:38:
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
.
271
10.1
OUTLINE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
AND
ISSUES
IN
SCHOLARLY
DISCUSSION
.
271
10.2
THE
MAIN
TEXTUAL
PROBLEMS
IN
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
.
272
10.2.1
INTRODUCTION
.
272
10.2.2
TEXTUAL
DIFFERENCES
.
275
10.3
THE
UNITY
AND
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
EXODUS
24:15B-18A
(INTRODUCTION
TO
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT)
.
282
10.3.1
THE
UNITY
OF
EXODUS
24:15B-18A
.
282
10.3.2
THE
LITERARY
CLASSIFICATION
OF
24:15B-18A*
.
283
10.4
THE
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
(EXODUS
25-31,
35-40)
.
285
10.4.1
THE
INNER
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
THE
INSTRUCTION
ACCOUNT
(EXODUS
25-31)
.
286
10.4.2
THE
DISTINCTNESS
OF
EXODUS
35-40
.
293
10.5
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
WILDERNESS
SANCTUARY
.
298
10.6
THE
RELATIONSHIP
TO
LEVITICUS
1-16:
PRELIMINARY
CONSIDERATIONS
.
299
10.6.1
SCHOLARLY
VIEWS
.
299
10.6.2
SURVEY
ON
LEVITICUS
1-16
.
302
10.6.3
CONCLUSION
.
310
10.7
TRADITION-HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
AND
LITERARY
INFLUENCES
.
311
10.7.1
ALLEGED
AND
POSSIBLE
INFLUENCES
FROM
ANE
TENT
AND
TEMPLE
TRADITIONS
.
311
10.7.2
INFLUENCES
FROM
ISRAELITE
SACRAL
TRADITIONS
.
313
10.8
AIM
OF
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
.
318
10.8.1
ETIOLOGY
FOR
THE
JERUSALEM
TEMPLE?
.
318
10.8.2
PROTOTYPE
FOR
SEVERAL
YHWH
SANCTUARIES
IN
THE
PERSIAN
ERA?
.
320
10.8.3
UTOPIAN
LITERATURE
AND
TEMPLE
CRITIQUE?
.
322
10.9
SETTING
OF
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
.
323
X
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
10.10
THE
LITERARY
RELATIONSHIP
TO
NEIGHBORING NON-PRIESTLY
UNITS
AND
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE
OF
THE
TABERNACLE
ACCOUNT
.
328
10.10.1
RELATIONSHIP
TO
NON-PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
19-24
.
328
10.10.2
RELATIONSHIP
TO
NON-PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
EXODUS
32-34
.
329
III.
SYNTHESIS
1.
STRATIGRAPHY
OF
P:
SOURCES
AND
REDACTIONS
IN
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
OF
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40
.
339
1.1
ORIGINS
OF
P:
FOUR
PROTO-P
COMPOSITIONS
IN
GENESIS
1-25
.
340
1.1.1
THE
LINGUISTIC
AND
THEOLOGICAL
DISTINCTIVENESS
OF
THE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
UNITS
.
340
1.1.2
GENERAL
COMMONALITIES
BETWEEN
THE
PROTO-PRIESTLY
COMPOSITIONS
IN
GENESIS
1-25
.
344
1.1.3
THE
NOAH
AND
ABRAHAM
NARRATIVES
.
345
1.1.4
REDACTION-CRITICAL
CONCLUSION
.
346
1.1.5
THE
SETTING
OF
THE
PROTO-P
UNITS
.
349
1.2
THE
PRIESTLY
COMPOSITION
(PC)
.
350
1.2.1
GENERAL
CHARACTERIZATION
.
350
1.2.2
DOMINANT
THEMES
AND
MOTIFS
.
352
1.2.3
THE
EXTENT
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
COMPOSITION
.
365
1.2.4
PURPOSE
(AIM)
OF
PC
.
367
1.2.5
POSSIBLE
HISTORICAL
LOCATION
.
370
1.3
SECONDARY
PRIESTLY
REDACTIONS
(H
AND
PS)
.
372
2.
THE
LITERARY
PROFILE
OF
THE
PRIESTLY
TEXTS
IN
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40
.
375
2.1
ARGUMENTS
FOR
THE
SOURCE
MODEL
.
375
2.2
ARGUMENTS
FOR
THE
REDACTION
MODEL
.
377
2.3
SOURCE
AND
REDACTION
.
384
3.
THE
LITERARY-HISTORICAL
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
THE
PRIESTLY
AND
NON-PRIESTLY
STRATA
IN
GENESIS
1-EXODUS
40
.
.
.
389
ABBREVIATIONS
395
BIBLIOGRAPHY
.
399
INDEX
OF
HEBREW
BIBLE,
DEUTEROCANONICAL
AND
COGNATE
LITERATURE,
NEW
TESTAMENT
.
427
INDEX
OF
OTHER
ANCIENT
NEAR
EASTERN
AND
GREEK
SOURCES
.
438
INDEX
OF
MODERN
AUTHORS
.
440 |
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