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Whom to blame for Judah's doom? A narratological and intertextual Analysis of 2 Kgs 23:30-25:30

The Babylonian exile is considered one of the worst trauma experiences in the context of HB/OT, with which a multitude of biblical texts are concerned. The final chapters of 2 Kings offer various theological interpretations of how and why the exile had to occur. Narratively, the study approaches the...

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Main Author: Collinet, Benedikt J. (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: 2023
Subjects:
2 Kings; Narratology; Babylonian Exile; trauma, guilt, hope
à FOS 2012 > HUMANITIES (6) > Philosophy, Ethics, Religion (603) > Theology (6032) > Old Testament studies (603201)
2 Könige; Narratologie; Babylonisches Exil, Trauma, Schuld; Hoffnung
à FOS 2012 > GEISTESWISSENSCHAFTEN (6) > Philosophie, Ethik, Religion (603) > Theologie (6032) > Alttestamentliche Bibelwissenschaft (603201)
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Summary:The Babylonian exile is considered one of the worst trauma experiences in the context of HB/OT, with which a multitude of biblical texts are concerned. The final chapters of 2 Kings offer various theological interpretations of how and why the exile had to occur. Narratively, the study approaches the pericope and seeks to identify these interpretive models.
Das babylonische Exil gilt als eine der schlimmsten Traumaerfahrungen im Kontext von HB/AT, mit der eine Vielzahl von biblischen Texten befasst ist. Der Schluss von 2 Könige bietet verschiedene theologische Deutungen an, wie und warum es zum Exil kommen musste. Erzähltechnisch nähert sich die Studie der Erzählung an und sucht diese Deutungsmodelle zu identifizieren.
ISBN:9783847113447
Access:Open Access

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