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130 0 $aBible.$pKings, 1st.$lEnglish.$sCogan.$f2001.
245 10 $a1 Kings :$ba new translation with introduction and commentary /$cMordechai Cogan.
246 3 $aFirst Kings
246 1 $iSociety of Biblical Literature abbreviation for series:$aAB
250 $a1st ed.
260 $aNew York :$bDoubleday,$c©2001.
300 $axvi, 556 pages :$billustrations, maps ;$c24 cm.
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490 1 $aThe Anchor Bible ;$vv. 10
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
520 1 $a"This new translation of and commentary on I Kings by the translator and coauthor of the Anchor Bible Commentary on II Kings recounts the early history of the Israelite monarchy. The book begins with the death of David and describes the reign of his successor, Solomon, the building of the first Temple, and the division of the monarchy into the two separate kingdoms of Israel and Judah.
520 8 $aThe prophetic activity of Elijah, who led the struggle against the worship of foreign gods in Israel and reminded the Israelites and their king that their loyalty to God would determine their fate, forms a second thread throughout the text. Mordechai Cogan examines these dual themes of history and prophecy, providing commentary on the major aspects of this epic book of the Hebrew Bible.
520 8 $aAn updated historical appraisal complements the literary analysis of each of the book's thirty-nine literary units, offering a new appreciation of this main source for the study of Israel's early monarchy."--Jacket.
505 0 $aI. 1 and 2 Kings: a translation -- 1 Kings -- 2 Kings -- II. Introduction to the Book of Kings -- Foreword -- Name of book and its place in the canon -- Text and versions -- On the translation -- Language and philology -- Composition of the Book of Kings -- Chronology -- History: Biblical text, archaeology, and extrabiblical documentation -- Outline of historical events -- III. Bibliography -- Commentaries on 1 Kings -- Books and articles -- IV. Translation, notes, and comments -- The reign of Solomon -- A. The accession of Solomon (1:1-53) -- B. Solomon takes charge (2:1-46) -- C. The king's visit to Gibeon and the grant of wisdom (3:1-15) -- D. The judgment of a wise king (3:16-28) -- E. The administration of Solomon's kingdom (4:1-5:8) -- F. Solomon's wisdom (5:9-14).
505 0 $aG. Negotiations with Hiram (5:15-32) -- H. The construction of the temple (6:1-3) -- I. The palace complex (7:1-12) -- J. The furnishings of the temple (7:13-51) -- K. The inauguration of the temple (8:1-66) -- L. YHWH's second appearance to Solomon (9:1-9) -- M. The further works of Solomon (9:10-28) -- N. The visit of the Queen of Sheba (10:1-13) -- O. Concluding notes on Solomon's wealth and trade (10:14-29) -- P. Solomon's apostasy (11:1-13) -- Q. The rebellions of Hadad and Rezon (11:14-25) -- R. Jeroboam -- intimations of kingship; Solomon's death (11:26-43) -- History of the divided kingdom -- S. Rehoboam's aborted coronation (12:1-19) -- T. An independent Israel (12:20-24).
505 0 $aExcursus: The alternative story of the rise of Jeroboam: LXX 1 Kgs. 12:24a-z -- U. The reign of Jeroboam (Israel) (12:25-32) -- V. The man of God from Judah (12:33-13:34) -- W.A prophetic oracle of doom against Jeroboam (14:1-20) -- X. The reign of Rehoboam (Judah) (14:21-31) -- Y. The reign of Abijam (Judah) (15:1-8) -- Z. The reign of Asa (Judah) (15:9-24) -- AA. The reign of Nadab (Israel) (15:25-32) -- BB. The reign of Baasha (Israel) (15:33-16:7) -- CC. The reign of Elah (Israel) (16:8-14) -- DD. The reign of Zimri (Israel) (16:15-20) -- EE. The reign of Omri (Israel) (16:21-28) -- FF. The reign of Ahab (Israel): Introduction (16:29-34) -- GG. Elijah and the great drought (17:1-24) -- HH. The contest on Mount Carmel (18:1-46) -- II. Elijah's journey to Horeb (19:1-21) -- JJ. Ahab and Ben-hadad: the early wars (20:1-43) -- KK. Naboth's vineyard (21:1-29) -- LL. Ahad at Ramoth-gilead (22:1-40) -- MM. The reign of Jehoshaphat (Judah) (22:41-51).
505 0 $aAppendixes: -- I.A selection of extrabiblical texts relating to 1 Kings -- Shoshenq I -- Shalmaneser III -- Hazael -- II. The chronology of Israel and Judah -- III. Chronologies of the ancient Near East -- Kings of Assyria -- Kings of Babylonia -- Kings of Egypt.
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700 1 $aCogan, Mordechai.
776 08 $iOnline version:$aBible. O.T. Kings, 1st. English. Cogan. 2001.$t1 Kings.$b1st ed.$dNew York : Doubleday, ©2001$w(OCoLC)604652049
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