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"I am arguing that the Mesopotamian city lament genre likely affected the composition of the book of Ezekiel....The book of Ezekiel might be viewed as a prophetic reuse of this ancient lament genre, albeit, in a modified form, one that would suit the purposes of the exilic community."--Introduction, p. 5-6.
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Gråtkväden, Bible, 11.43 Old Testament in relation to other cultures, Relation to the Old Testament, Ezechiël (bijbelboek), Assyro-Babylonian literature, Stadt, Bibeln, Laments in the Bible, Ritus, Klaagliederen, Ezechiel <Buch>, Klage <Religion>, Form Criticism, Middle Eastern literature, History and criticism, Akkadisk litteratur, Historia, Laments, Assyro-babylonian literature, history and criticism, Middle eastern literature, history and criticism, Ezekiel (biblical prophet), Bible, criticism, formPlaces
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The book of Ezekiel and Mesopotamian city laments
2011, Academic Press, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
in English
3727816902 9783727816901
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Table of Contents
Introduction --
City laments in Mesopotamia --
City laments in Israel --
Understanding Ezekiel's role in light of the genre of the MCL : the scroll incident --
Understanding Yahweh's anger and abandonment of Jerusalem in light of the MCL --
Understanding sin and judgment in Ezekiel of Jerusalem in light of two features of the MCL --
Understanding restoration in Ezekiel in light of the MCL --
Conclusions.
Edition Notes
Slightly Revision of the author's thesis (Ph. D)--University of Toronto, 2009.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 165-181) and index.
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