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Part One Cosmic Origins Chapter One Creations: Genesis 1-3

Chapter Two The Formation of the Pentateuch. The Traditional ViewThe Development of Modern InterpretationA Summary of the Documentary Hypothesis a) The J Sourceb) The E Sourcec) The D Sourced) The P SourceChallenges to the Documentary Hypothesis5.Other Strategies for Interpreting th

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Part One Cosmic Origins Chapter One Creations: Genesis 1-3

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    1. Part One Cosmic Origins Chapter One Creations: Genesis 1-3 The Book of Genesis a) Genesis 1 and the Sabbath b) Enuma elish 2. The Second Account of Creation (Genesis 2.4-3.24) a) Gilgamesh b) Gilgamesh and the Garden of Eden Narrative

    2. Chapter Two The Formation of the Pentateuch The Traditional View The Development of Modern Interpretation A Summary of the Documentary Hypothesis a) The J Source b) The E Source c) The D Source d) The P Source Challenges to the Documentary Hypothesis 5. Other Strategies for Interpreting the Documentary Hypothesis

    3. Chapter Three Primeval History: Genesis 4-11 The J Source a) Humans and the Soil b) The Boundary between the Divine and the Human c) Progressive Human Corruption d) Genealogies in J

    4. Chapter Three Continued 2. The P Source a) Genealogies in P 3. The Flood a) The J Version b) The P Version c) Ancient Near Eastern Parallels

    5. Part Two: National Origins Chapter Four The Promised Land 1. Geography a) Terms b) The Larger Setting c) Topography d) Climate e) Boundaries of the Land 2. History a) Archaeology and the Bible 3. Ideology

    6. Chapter Five The Ancestors of Israel 1. The Nature of the Narratives 2. Source Criticism a) J in Genesis12-50 b) E in Genesis 12-50 c) P in Genesis 12-50 3. Form Criticism a) Etiological Narratives b) Repetitions 4. Ancient Near Eastern Parallels a) The Epic of Kirta

    7. Chapter Five Continued 5. The Joseph Narrative 6. The Ancestors of Israel a) The Patriarchs b) The Matriarchs c) The Sons of Jacob d) Genealogies 7. History and the Ancestors of Israel 8. The Religion of the Ancestors

    8. Chapter Six Escape from Egypt 1. The Book of Exodus 2. Exodus 1-15 a) The Narrative b) The Early Life of Moses c) The Call of Moses d) The Circumcision e) The Plagues f) Passover g) The Events at Sea h) Women in Exodus

    9. Chapter Six Continued 3. The Exodus and History a) The Date of Exodus b) The Embellishment of the Tradition 4. The Exodus and the History of Religions

    10. Chapter Seven From Egypt to Sinai 1. Itineraries 2. Incidents on the Journey 3. At Sinai 4. Excursus on Covenant a) The Treaty Form i The Suzerainty Treaty ii The Hittite Suzerainty Treaty b) Covenant Vocabulary

    11. Chapter Seven Continued 5. The Ten Commandments a) The Treaty Form and the Decalogue b) The Meaning of the Ten Commandments 6. Ratification of the Covenant

    12. Chapter Eight Law and Ritual 1. Law in the Ancient Near East a) The Code of Hammurapi 2. The Covenant Code (Ex. 20.22-23.33) a) Casuistic Laws b) Apodictic Laws

    13. Chapter Eight Continued 3. The Ark, Tabernacle, Priestly Vestments and Ordination a) The Ark of the Covenant b) The Tabernacle c) Priestly Vestments and Ordination d) The Golden Calf e) The Ritual Decalogue f) The Sequel

    14. Chapter Nine Ritual and Holiness 1. The Book of Leviticus 2. Sacrifices (Lev. 1-7) a) The Sacrificial System b) Types of Sacrifice 3. The Consecration Ceremonies and their Aftermath (Lev. 8-10) 4. Purity and Impurity a) Health b) Cultural Differentiation c) A Sense of Order d) Relationship to Sex and Death

    15. Chapter Nine Continued 5. The Day of Atonement 6. The Holiness Code a) The Concept of Holiness b) Prohibited Sexual Relationships 7. Excursus on Women in Israelite Religion and Law a) The Ethics of Leviticus

    16. Chapter Ten In the Wilderness 1. The Book of Numbers 2. Preparations for the Journey a) The Census b) The Arrangement of the Camp 3. Law, Ritual, and Purity a) Law i. The Wife Accused of Adultery ii. Cities of Asylum iii. Inheritance in the Absence of a Male Heir

    17. Chapter Ten Continued b) Ritual i. Vows ii. The Priestly Blessing iii. Priests c) Purity i. The Red Cow 4. Chronology and Geography of the Wanderings

    18. Chapter Ten Concluded 5. Rebellions in the Wilderness a) Rebellions by Miriam and Aaron b) The Episode of the Spies c) Rebellions by Priests d) The Waters of Meribah e) The Bronze Snake 6. Opposition on the Journey a) Balaam the Seer b) The Midianites 7. Preparations for Entry into the Land

    19. Chapter Eleven The End of the Journey to the Promised Land 1. The Book of Deuteronomy a) Genre, Style, Contents b) The Deuteronomic Code i. Arrangement and Structure ii. Date and Origin iii. Social Organization and Values iv. Humanitarian Concerns v. The Levites vi. The Law of the King vii. Prophets viii. Women in the Deuteronomic Code

    20. Chapter Eleven Continued 2. The Origins of Deuteronomy a) Deuteronomy and Assyrian Rule 3. The Deuteronomic School 4. The Character and Personality of Moses a) Moses’ Failure to Reach the Promised Land b) The Death and Burial of Moses

    21. Chapter Twelve Joshua and the Conquest of the Land of Canaan 1. The Former Prophets and the Latter Prophets 2. The Deuteronomistic History 3. The Book of Joshua a) Sources i. Etiological Narratives ii. Boundary and City Lists iii. Priestly Material b) Narrative Devices

    22. Chapter Twelve Continued c) Characters i. Joshua ii. Rahab iii. The Gibeonites 4. History and the Book of Joshua a) Institutions i. The Ban and Holy War ii. The Ark and Ritual Procession iii. The Sanctuary at Gilgal

    23. Chapter Thirteen The Emergence of Israel in the Land of Canaan 1. The Book of Judges a) Sources b) The Narrative c) The Characters i. The Office of Judge ii. Ehud iii. Deborah and Jael

    24. Chapter Thirteen Continued iv. Gideon and Abimelech v. Jephthah and His Daughter vi. Samson and His Women 2. History and the Israelite Confederation 3. The Book of Ruth

    25. Part Three:Kings and Prophets Chapter Fourteen The Establishment of the Monarchy 1. The Book(s) of Samuel 2. 1 Samuel a) The Sources b) The Narrative c) The Characters i. Samuel ii. David iii. Saul iv. Jonathan v. Women

    26. Chapter Fourteen Continued 3. History a) Institutions i. The Family and The Roles of Women ii. Succession iii. The Army iv. Religion

    27. Chapter Fifteen The Reign of David 1. 2 Samuel a) The Sources b) The Narrative c) The Sources i. David ii. David’s Sons iii. Women

    28. Chapter Fifteen Continued d) History e) Institutions i. The Family ii. The Roles of Women iii. Royal Administration iv. Religion v. Royal Ideology

    29. Chapter Sixteen The Reign of Solomon 1. The Books of Kings 2. 1 Kings 1-11 a) The Narrative b) The Characters i. Solomon ii. Women iii. Other Characters

    30. Chapter Sixteen Continued c) History d) Institutions i. Royal Administration ii. Religion iii. The Temple 3. Ideology of the Davidic Monarchy

    31. Chapter Seventeen The Divided Kingdoms of Israel and Judah from the Late Tenth to the Early Eighth Centuries BCE 1. History a) Biblical Sources b) Nonbiblical Sources c) Synthesis of Biblical and Nonbiblical Sources 2. Institutions and Society a) The Army b) Queens and Queen Mothers

    32. Chapter Seventeen Continued 3. Prophecy a) Prophets in Ancient Israel i. Terminology ii. Modes of Revelation iii. Types of Prophets iv. The Relationship of Prophets and Kings v. Women Prophets b) Micaiah 4. Legends of Elijah and Elisha

    33. Chapter Eighteen The Northern Kingdom of Israel in the Eighth Century BCE 1. History 2. Prophetic Books and “Classical” Prophecy 3. Amos a) The Book of Amos b) The Life of Amos c) The Message of Amos 4. Hosea a) The Book of Hosea b) The Life of Hosea c) The Message of Hosea

    34. Chapter Nineteen The Kingdom of Judah in the Eighth and Early Seventh Centuries BCE 1. History 2. The Reign of Hezekiah 3. Isaiah a) The Book of Isaiah b) The School of Isaiah c) First Isaiah (Isa. 1-39): Contents d) The Life of Isaiah e) The Message of Isaiah 4. The Siege of Jerusalem in 734 BCE

    35. Chapter Nineteen Continued 5. The Assyrian Invasion of Judah in 701 BCE a) Assyrian Sources b) 2 Kings 18-20 c) 2 Chronicles 32 d) Isaiah e) Archaeological Evidence f) Synthesis 6. Micah a) The Book of Micah b) The Life of Micah c) The Message of Micah

    36. Chapter Twenty Judah in the Seventh Century BCE: The End of Assyrian Domination 1. History 2. The Reign of Manasseh 3. The Reign of Josiah 4. The Book of Zephaniah 5. The Book of Nahum

    37. Chapter Twenty-One The Fall of Jerusalem 1. History a) The Last Kings of Judah b) The Fall of Jerusalem 2. The Book of Habakkuk 3. Jeremiah a) The Book of Jeremiah b) Jeremiah and the Deuteronomists c) The Life Of Jeremiah i. The Confessions of Jeremiah ii. Prophetic Gestures in Jeremiah d) The Message of Jeremiah

    38. Part Four: Exile and Return Chapter Twenty-Two After the Fall: Jews in Judah and Babylon 1. History 2. The Book of Lamentations 3. The Jews in Babylonia 4. Psalm 137 5. Obadiah 6. Ezekiel a) The Book of Ezekiel b) The Life of Ezekiel

    39. Chapter Twenty-Two Continued c) The Message of Ezekiel i. The Inaugural Vision ii. The Sins and Punishment of Israel iii. Ezekiel and Jeremiah iv. Ezekiel and Priestly Traditions v. The “Glory of Yahweh vi. Oracles against the Nations vii. Israel Restored viii. Jerusalem Restored ix. The Land Restored

    40. Chapter Twenty-Three Return from Exile 1. History 2. The Priestly Source of the Pentateuch 3. The Exilic Edition of the Deuteronomistic History 4. Second Isaiah (Isa. 40-55) a) Structure b) Themes i. A New Exodus ii. The Servant of Yahweh iii. Monotheism

    41. Part Five: Reconstruction and Consolidation Chapter Twenty-Four:The Early Restoration 1. History 2. Ezra 3-6 3. The Book of Haggai 4. Zechariah 1-8 5. Third Isaiah (Isa. 56-66).

    42. Chapter Twenty-Five Judah in the Late Fifth Century BCE 1. History 2. The Books of Ezra and Nehemiah a) The Mission of Ezra b) The Missions of Nehemiah c) The Issue of Intermarriage 3. Apocalyptic Literature 4. The Isaiah Apocalypse (Isa. 24-27) 5. Zechariah 9-14 6. The Book of Joel 7. The Book of Malachi

    43. Chapter Twenty-Six History Rewritten 1. The Book of Chronicles a) Contents b) Sources c) Date d) The Relationship between Chronicles and Ezra-Nehemiah e) The Genealogies f) David g) Other Kings

    44. Chapter Twenty-Seven The Consolidation of Traditions 1. The Book of Psalms a) Titles to the Psalms b) The Psalms in Israel’s Worship c) Dating of the Psalms d) Ancient Near Eastern Parallels e) Form Criticism and the Psalms f) Psalms as Prayers 2. Music in Ancient Israel

    45. Chapter Twenty-Seven Continued 3. Wisdom Literature a) The Words of Ahiqar b) Wisdom Literature and the Bible 4. The Book of Proverbs a) The Social Worlds of Proverbs i. The Strange Woman ii. Woman Wisdom

    46. Part Six:Controversy and Challenge Chapter Twenty-Eight Dissidents and Lovers 1. The Book of Job a) Structure b) Authorship and Date c) Ancient Near Eastern Parallels d) Interpretation

    47. Chapter Twenty-Eight Continued 2. The Book of Ecclesiastes a) Authorship and Date b) Structure c) Interpretation 3. The Development of Beliefs in Life after Death in Ancient Israel 4. The Song of Solomon

    48. Chapter Twenty-Nine Encounters with Greeks 1. History a) The Maccabean Revolt and Its Aftermath 2. 1 Maccabees 3. 2 Maccabees 4. Baruch

    49. Chapter Twenty-Nine Continued 5. Ben Sira a) Contents b) Ben Sira, His Background and Message c) Ben Sira’s Piety 6. The Wisdom of Solomon a) Eternal Reward for the Righteous b) Wisdom c) The Exodus

    50. Chapter Thirty Heroes Under Foreign Rulers 1. The Book of Jonah 2. The Book of Esther a) Additions to Esther 3. The Book of Judith 4. The Book of Tobit 5. 3 Maccabees

    51. Chapter Thirty Continued 6. The Book of Daniel a) Daniel 1-6 b) Additions to the Book of Daniel i. The Prayer of Azariah and the Song of the Three Jews ii. Susanna iii. Bel and The Dragon c) Daniel 7-12

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