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"For the Sake of Jerusalem, the City Which I Have Chosen"- [e-book] : On the Lord's Choice of Zion/Jerusalem and Its Development in the Old Testament
"For the Sake of Jerusalem, the City Which I Have Chosen"- [e-book] : On the Lord's Choice of Zion/Jerusalem and Its Development in the Old Testament
자료유형  
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ISBN  
9781267349439
저자명  
Schreiner, David B.
서명/저자  
For the Sake of Jerusalem, the City Which I Have Chosen - [e-book] : On the Lords Choice of Zion/Jerusalem and Its Development in the Old Testament
발행사항  
Wilmore, Kentucky : Asbury Theological Seminary, 2012.
형태사항  
275 p.
주기사항  
Adviser: Bill Arnold.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Asbury Theological Seminary, 2012.
초록/해제  
요약 : When discussing the Old Testament concept that the Lord chose Zion and/or Jerusalem, there is a tendency amongst scholars to do so 1) part and parcel with a discussion of Deuteronomy's Centralization Formula and 2) synonymously with other ideas of the election of Zion and/or Jerusalem. Unfortunately, this tendency neglects important considerations. This study investigates the Old Testament passages that explicitly mention the Lord's choice of Zion and/or Jerusalem. These fourteen passages, all of which employ the verbal root vh&dotbelow;r with the Lord as the subject and either Zion or Jerusalem as the object, constitute what has been coined the theme of the Lord's choice of Zion/Jerusalem. In Part 1, the semantics of the theme are investigated. It is determined that this theme simultaneously draws upon Jerusalem's cultic prestige and its connection with the Davidic dynasty. More specifically, with the exception of the occurrences of the theme in First Zechariah, all the occurrences display an explicit association with either the Deuteronomic ideology of centralization or particular ideological elements of the Davidic tradition. In 1 Kgs 11:29-39 many of these nuances converge. Through a redaction-critical investigation of this pericope, it is determined that this theme exhibits a history of development, wherein the earliest phase of the theme's existence is intimately associated with the niyr ideology of the Davidic tradition. In Part 2, the socio-historical and literary-critical issues that bear upon the theme's usage and development are investigated. This study reaches two major conclusions. First, the theme of the Lord's choice of Zion/Jerusalem is a distinct thematic thread within the more extensive theme of the election of Zion/Jerusalem. Therefore, to speak of the Lord's choice of Zion/Jerusalem and the election of Zion/Jerusalem interchangeably, without distinction, is imprecise. Second, while this theme was utilized for approximately two hundred years, it exhibits three identifiable phases of development, wherein the theme's emphasis upon the Davidic facet in its earliest phase moves through a phase exhibiting a relative balance between facets and into a phase emphasizing the cultic facet. In phase one, the cultic facet informs the more salient issue, the privileged position of the Davidic dynasty for Ancient Israel. In phase two, the Davidic and cultic facets are brought into relative balance, and it is at this point that the ideology of the Lord's choice of Jerusalem is explicitly linked to Deuteronomy's Centralization Formula. Incidentally, to discuss the idea of the divine choice of Zion/Jerusalem part and parcel with Deuteronomy's ideology of centralization is also imprecise. In phase three, the Davidic facet informs the more salient connotation of Zion/Jerusalem's cultic prestige. There is reason to believe that the demise of the theme's usage is linked to the absence of a Davidic descendent as a viable socio-political option for the community, and First Zechariah's peculiar usage of the theme provides important evidence to support this conclusion.
기타 저자  
Asbury Theological Seminary.
수록지명  
Dissertation Abstracts International. 73-09A(E).
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