06458cam a2200733Mi 4500 ocn880458865 OCoLC 20200709060119.0 m d cr cn||||||||| 140507t20142014gw ob 001 0 ger d E7B eng rda pn E7B OCLCO OCLCQ OCLCA OCLCF OCLCA COO EBLCP IDEBK YDXCP N$T OCL 874320061 961651180 962633047 9783110323481 (e-book) 3110323486 (e-book) 9783110322989 3110322986 9783110322989 753965 (N$T) (OCoLC)880458865 (OCoLC)874320061 (OCoLC)961651180 (OCoLC)962633047 BS1825.52 .B673 2014eb REL 006700 bisacsh 229/.7306 23 MAIN Borchardt, Francis, 1981- author. The Torah in 1 Maccabees : a literary critical approach to the text / Francis Borchardt. Berlin [Germany] ; Boston [Massachussetts] : De Gruyter, 2014. ©2014 1 online resource (368 pages). text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature Studies, 1865-1666 ; Volume 19 Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and indexes. Print version record. Part I; I Introduction: The Torah in 1 Maccabees-; 1.1 Aim-; 1.2 Previous Studies-; 1.2.1 The Law in Scholarship of 1 Maccabees-; 1.2.2 The (dis)Unity of IMaccabees in Scholarship-; 1.3 A Restatement of Aims-; 1.4 Methods and Premises-; Partitio-; II Literary Criticism of 1 Maccabees-; II. 1 lMaccl-; 1:11-15-; 1:43; 1:52; 1:62-63-; Implications-; II. 2 IMacc 2-; 2:23-26-; 2:42-44-; Implications-; II. 3 IMacc 3-; 3:3-9-; Implications-; II. 4 IMacc 5-; 5:55-62-; 5:18-19-; Implications-; II. 5 IMacc 6-; 6:21-27-; 6:42-46-; Implications-; II. 6 IMacc 7-; 7:5-7-; 7:9*-; 7:12*-; 7:13-14-; 7:16d-17-; 7:19. 7:20a-b-7:21-25-; Implications-; II. 7 IMacc 8-; Implications-; II. 8 IMacc 9-; 9:01; 9:23-24-; 9:34-42-; 9:54-61-; 0.422916667; 9:73d-; Implications-; II. 9 IMacc 10-; 10:3-9, 15*. 25b-45-; 10:12-14-; 10:14; 10:61, 64-; Implications-; II. 10 1 Maccabees 11-; 11:21, 25-; II. 11 IMacc 12-; 12:1-23-; Implications-; II. 12 IMacc 13-; 13:25-30-; 13:41-42-; Implications-; II. 13 IMacc 14-; 14:1-3-; 14:4-15-; II. 14 Organizing the Additions: The Literary Layers of 1 Maccabees-; Classification of the Secondary Material-; Group 1-; Group 2-; Group 3-; Historical Arguments- IMaccO-The Internal Opposition Redaction-IMaccD -- The Documentarian Redaction-; IMaccH -- The Hasmonean Legend Redaction-; Conclusions-; Part II-; III The Nomos and its Place in 1 Maccabees-; III. 1Meaningful Vocabulary:-; III. 2 Religious Value and Significance of the Concept of the Law-; Is the Nomos supreme in the hierarchy of religious values?-; IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccO-; IMaccH-; Does the nomos decide whether characters are good or evil?-; IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccO-; IMaccH-; Does the law assume the other traditional religious categories?-; IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccO-; IMaccH- Is the Torah Israel's Way of Life?-IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccO-; IMaccH-; Is the Torah a Fence?-; IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccO-; IMaccH-; Is the Torah the State Law of judea?-; IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccO-; IMaccH-; III. 3 Summary: The Law and Laws in IMaccabees-; IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccO-; IMaccH-; IV Concluding Remarks-; Appendix: Text and Translation of the Strata-; Chapter 1-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; Chapter 2-; IMaccH-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; Chapter 3-; IMaccH-; IMaccG-; Chapter 4-; Chapter 5-; IMaccH-; IMaccG-; IMaccH-; IMaccG- Chapter 6-IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccH-; IMaccG-; Chapter 7-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; Chapter 8-; IMaccD-; Chapter 9-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccH-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; Chapter 10-; IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccD-; IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; Chapter 11-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; IMaccO-; IMaccG-; Chapter 12-; IMaccD-; IMaccG-; Chapter 13-; IMaccH-; IMaccG-; IMaccD-; IMaccG-; Chapter 14-; IMaccD- The significance of the ancestral norms for the Judean community depicted in 1Maccabees has never been thoroughly analyzed. This book takes up the debate concerning the composition of 1Maccabees and incorporates it into a discussion of the Judean ancestral traditions that seem most important to the Judean community it presents. This study sheds light on the complexity of opinions on Judean traditions by revealing the many voices in 1Maccabees. Master record variable field(s) change: 630 Bible. Maccabees, 1st Criticism, interpretation, etc. Bible. Maccabees, 1st. fast (OCoLC)fst01808017 Jews History 586 B.C.-70 A.D. Jews. fast (OCoLC)fst00983135 Bible. Apocrypha. Maccabees, 1st Criticism, interpretation, etc. Jews History 586 B.C.-70 A.D. RELIGION Biblical Studies Bible Study Guides. bisacsh 586 B.C. - 70 A.D. fast Electronic books. Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast (OCoLC)fst01411635 History. fast (OCoLC)fst01411628 Electronic books. Print version: Borchardt, Francis, 1981- Torah in 1 Maccabees : a literary critical approach to the text. 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