The World of Genesis: Persons, Places, PerspectivesPhilip R. Davies, David J. A. Clines Bloomsbury Publishing, 1 sty 1998 - 188 Although it opens with an argument that the earth, and not humanity, is the real subject of Genesis 1-11, this collection of essays focuses first on female personalities in Genesis (Eve, Hagar, Rebeccah, Tamar and the four tribal matriarchs), then on male characters (Abraham, Ishmael, Pharaoh). The treatment ranges from historical-critical analysis, through discourse analysis and narrative, ideological and psychological analyses, to postmodern autobiographical exegesis. Among the many delights of this selection are the mingling of traditional and contemporary perspectives, especially the interplay of gender at the level of the biblical text and of the modern author-and perhaps also of the modern reader of this fascinating assortment of studies on tales of human ancestry. |
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... Abraham ) has been perpetuated by Paul and , thanks to him ( or his pseudepigrapher ) , by generations of later interpreters ; she is seen to be , as a modern Bible Dictionary dubs her , ' infected ' with an ' attitude ' — a charge ...
... Abraham ) has been perpetuated by Paul and , thanks to him ( or his pseudepigrapher ) , by generations of later interpreters ; she is seen to be , as a modern Bible Dictionary dubs her , ' infected ' with an ' attitude ' — a charge ...
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... Abraham and Sarah prac- tise sexual relations ? Or was Abraham impotent , or sterile , or both ? Was Isaac really Abraham's own son , or Yahweh's ( see Gen. 21.1-2 ) ? Hagar emerges from this study not merely as a victim , however , but ...
... Abraham and Sarah prac- tise sexual relations ? Or was Abraham impotent , or sterile , or both ? Was Isaac really Abraham's own son , or Yahweh's ( see Gen. 21.1-2 ) ? Hagar emerges from this study not merely as a victim , however , but ...
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... Abraham's suc- cessor ' is developed by the narrator , in ways that reflect how she is seen , acted upon , and acts ; and yet the character remains never fully revealed , allowing the readers ' own ideals to be read into the ...
... Abraham's suc- cessor ' is developed by the narrator , in ways that reflect how she is seen , acted upon , and acts ; and yet the character remains never fully revealed , allowing the readers ' own ideals to be read into the ...
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... Abraham , one on Ishmael and one on the pharaoh in the Joseph story . Scott Noegel focuses on a simple problem in Genesis 15 : how can Abraham see the stars before the sun sets ( cf. vv . 5 and 12 ) ? And here the first point to note is ...
... Abraham , one on Ishmael and one on the pharaoh in the Joseph story . Scott Noegel focuses on a simple problem in Genesis 15 : how can Abraham see the stars before the sun sets ( cf. vv . 5 and 12 ) ? And here the first point to note is ...
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... Abraham's instruction , cakes for his three ( male ) visitors . These visitors ask Abraham where Sarah is , and on learning that she is in the tent , they proceed to tell the husband ( not the wife ) of her ( unlikely ) pregnancy ...
... Abraham's instruction , cakes for his three ( male ) visitors . These visitors ask Abraham where Sarah is , and on learning that she is in the tent , they proceed to tell the husband ( not the wife ) of her ( unlikely ) pregnancy ...
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