04042cam a22003378i 4500001001200000003000400012005001700016008003900033010001600072020001500088040001300103049000900116050002400125082001100149245011500160264004500275300002200320336002700342337002900369338002800398490005300426504005300479505287100532630005403403650003303457700001803490830005303508942001203561952011603573999001503689ocm33206769OSt20260303070209.0260303s1995    inu      b    001 0 eng  a   95038977  a1575060000  aDLCcNBS  aPTSS00aBS1505.2b.P57 199500a224.0605a"The place is too small for us" :bthe Israelite prophets in recent scholarship /cedited by Robert P. Gordon. 1aWinona Lake, Ind. :bEisenbrauns,c1995.  axviii, 638 pages.  atextbtxt2rdacontent.  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia.  avolumebnc2rdacarrier.1 aSources for biblical and theological study ;v5.  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.00tA story of two paradigm shifts /rRobert P. Gordon --gPart 1: Ancient Near Eastern Background --tAncient Near Eastern patterns in prophetic literature /rMoshe Weinfeld --tProphecy at Mari /rAbraham Malamat --gPart 2: The message of the prophets --tEthics in Isaiah of Jerusalem /rJohn Barton --tOracles of salvation /rC. Westermann --gPart 3: The art of prophecy --tThe function of prophetic drama /rW. David Stacey --tWhat did the prophets think they were doing? : speech acts and prophetic discourse in the Old Testament /rWalter Houston --tWere the prophets poets? /rStephen A. Geller --tLanguage as event /rD.J.A. Clines --tThe rhetoric of Ezekiel's vision of the valley of the bones /rMichael V. Fox --tA maker of metaphors : Ezekiel's oracles against Tyre /rCarol A. Newsom --tDialogue between prophet and audience as a rhetorical device in the book of Jeremiah /rJohn T. Willis --tThe priestly blessing and its aggadic reuse /rMichael Fishbane --tInner-biblical interpretation in the prophets /rJohn Day --tFestal drama /rJ.H. Eaton --tDialogue in Zephaniah /rP.R. House --tJonah from the perspective of its audience /rDavid F. Payne --gPart 4: Prophecy and society --tEcstasy and role enactment /rDavid L. Petersen --tProphets through the looking glass : between writings and Moses /rA. Graeme Auld --tSocial dimensions of prophetic conflict /rBurke O. Long --tInterpreting Israel's religion : an anthropological perspective on the problem of false prophecy /rR.R. Wilson --tProphecy and covenant /rErnest W. Nicholson --tProphecy in history : the social reality of intermediation /rThomas W. Overholt --tAncient Israelite prophecy and dissonance theory /rR.P. Carroll --tThe servants of the Lord in third Isaiah : profile of a pietistic group in the Persian epoch /rJoseph Blenkinsopp --gPart 5: The developing tradition --tFrom prophetic work to prophetic book /rWalther Zimmerli --tProphets, editors, and tradition /rRonald E. Clements --tThe prophet and the plumb-line : a redaction-critical study of Amos 7 /rH.G.M. Williamson --tIsaiah 36-39 : structure and function /rP.R. Ackroyd --tLiterary criticism and Tendenz-criticism : methodological reflections on the exegesis of Isaiah /rOtto Kaiser --tThe canonical shape of the prophetic literature /rBrevard S. Childs --tPart 6: Prophecy after the prophets --tThe end of prophecy : no players without a program /rThomas W. Overholt --tProphetic interpretation in the Septuagint /rF.F. Bruce --tThe "classical prophets" in Josephus' Antiquities /rChristopher T. Begg --tProphecy and interpretation /rJohn F.A. Sawyer --tPt. 7: Future directions --tContemporary issues /rWerner H. Schmidt --tThe prophets : are we heading for a paradigm switch? /rFerdinand E. Deist --tPresent trends and future directions /rRogert P. Gordon.00aBible.pProphetsxCriticism, interpretation, etc. 0aProphetsxBiblical teaching.1 aGordon, R. P. 0aSources for biblical and theological study ;v5.  2ddccBK  00102ddc4070aNHBSbNHBSd2026-03-03i10205013l0o224.06 GORp10205013r2026-03-03 07:02:48w2026-03-03yBK  c3272d3272