Why Manasseh is blamed for the Babylonian exile: the evolution of a biblical tradition

Halpern, Baruch

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“…More difficult to account for is the role of Philistia in this equation. 9 Stade 1881; Halpern 1988: 182: Joshua distinguishes between "conquest" and "supplanting." the addressee is not the Bible, but our first group, who discredit detail to discredit the story.…”

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Israel's Exodus in Transdisciplinary Perspective

Levy¹,

Schneider²,

Propp³

2015

Quantitative Methods in the Humanities and Social Sciences

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Quantitative Methods in the Humanities and Social Sciences is a book series designed to foster research-based conversation with all parts of the university campus from buildings of ivy-covered stone to technologically savvy walls of glass. Scholarship from international researchers and the esteemed editorial board represents the farreaching applications of computational analysis, statistical models, computer-based programs, and other quantitative methods. Methods are integrated in a dialogue that is sensitive to the broader context of humanistic study and social science research. Scholars, including among others historians, archaeologists, classicists and linguists, promote this interdisciplinary approach. These texts teach new methodological approaches for contemporary research. Each volume exposes readers to a particular research method. Researchers and students then benefit from exposure to subtleties of the larger project or corpus of work in which the quantitative methods come to fruition.

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“…Gittin 56a-b), and probably a model for it. This is an established authority (Sommer 1998;Halpern 1998), the founding figure, the truest oracle, of a post-exilic party. Even from Egypt, even under the Persians, his position and faction emerge from the Exile with the upper hand.…”

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Israel's Exodus in Transdisciplinary Perspective

Levy¹,

Schneider²,

Propp³

2015

Quantitative Methods in the Humanities and Social Sciences

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“…The main interest in Huldah is in the oracle she delivers to Josiah (Glatt- Gilad 1996;Halpern 1998;Hoppe 1998;Nelson 2005: 329-30). She tells Josiah that he will not live to see the Exile, and this is fulfilled.…”

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The Book of Kings in Recent Research (Part II)

Avioz

2006

Currents in Biblical Research

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In the first part of my article ( CBR 4.1 [2005]), I surveyed the research conducted on various, diverse aspects of the book of Kings, starting in the early 1990s and until 2004. In this article, I will focus on research dealing with the characters appearing in the book of Kings, using this classification: kings, beginning with David; prophets, especially Elijah and Elisha; and women, including Jezebel, the widow of Zarephath, and Shunammite woman. The different studies represent current trends in Bible research today: rejection of the historical reliability of the narratives, on the one hand, and, on the other, its acceptance; male voices and female voices; and diachronic methods and synchronic methods. In addition, many scholars call for multi-disciplinary methodologies that combine, for example, literary and sociological methods.

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“… 5. For correctives to this, in addition to the other sources noted in this article, see, e.g., (Exum 1995, 75; Yee 1995, 1; Halpern 1998, 513). …”

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“Die Empörten Weiber”: Gender, Authority and Protestant Modernism in Jeremiah 44

Sensenig

2021

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament

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Because of Protestant modernism’s reconstrual of older Protestant views of inspiration around the Romantic notion of the male charismatic prophet, it unintentionally opened doors for the latent gender inequality of its misogynist cultural context when interpreting female religious activity in the prophets. Because of Protestant modernism’s inability to distinguish itself from its 19th-20th century social elite status, it can end up enabling gender stereotypes of its time and thus engage in unexamined gender bias. Vestiges at times remain in literature that assumes the non- or reduced agency of women in Israelite religion. This is a case study in one of the founders of historical-critical Jeremiah study, Sigmund Mowinckel, focusing not on Protestant modernism broadly but rather on Mowinckel’s clear expression of the modernist Protestant notion of the inspiration of sacred speech.

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Why Manasseh is blamed for the Babylonian exile: the evolution of a biblical tradition

Cited by 13 publications

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Israel's Exodus in Transdisciplinary Perspective

Israel's Exodus in Transdisciplinary Perspective

The Book of Kings in Recent Research (Part II)

“Die Empörten Weiber”: Gender, Authority and Protestant Modernism in Jeremiah 44

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