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1 online resource |
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Forschungen zum Alten Testament ; v. 103 |
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Forschungen zum Alten Testament.
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Cover; Preface; Table of Contents; Abbreviations; Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 Previous Studies on the Temple; 1.2 The Premise of This Study; 1.3 Precursors of This Project; 1.4 The Design of This Project; Chapter 2: Restoration of Temples in the Ancient Near East; 2.1 Inscriptions from the West; 2.2 Mesopotamian Inscriptions; 2.2.1 The Emashmash Temple in Nineveh; 2.2.2 Esarhaddon's Reconstruction of Cult Places; The reconstruction of Esharra in Assur; The reconstruction of Esagil in Babylon; Other temples; Theological justification; 2.2.3 Neo-Assyrian Letters; 2.3 Conclusions |
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Chapter 3: Did the Preexilic Temple Change?3.1 Methodological Premises; 3.2 Temple Repairs; Literary analysis of two narratives; The extent of the repairs; Conclusion; 3.3 Natural Disasters; Conclusion; 3.4 Despoliation of the Temple; Storehouse or storeroom?; Was the treasury altered?; Conclusion; 3.5 Religious Reforms in Judah and the First Temple; 3.5.1 Jehoiada and Joash; The temple stratum of 2 Kgs 11; Conclusion; 3.5.2 Ahaz's Reform; 3.5.2.1 Ahaz's New Altar; Was the new altar condemned or approved?; What kind of altar did Ahaz commission?; Why was this altar important?; Conclusion |
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880-01 Houses, chambers, and gardens3.5.3.4 Conclusion; 3.6 Specific Architectural Changes; 3.6.1 Temple and Palace Gates in the Book of Kings; Temple and palace gates in the time of Jehoiada and Joash; Jotham's gate; 3.6.2 The Temple Complex in Jeremiah; Gates; Chambers; Courts; Conclusion; 3.6.3 The Temple Complex in Ezekiel; Gates; Courts; Rooms; Conclusion; 3.7 Synthesis; Motives for the changes; Who was credited with alterations to the temple?; What changes were made?; Was the temple itself rebuilt?; 3.7.1 Four Periods in the Architectural Evolution of the Temple |
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880-01/(2/r 3.5.2.2 Other Changes in the TempleRemoval of Bronze Objects; Installation of a pavement; 3.5.2.3 Crux Interpretum; Scribal error or abbreviation?; Removed, surrounded, reoriented, or transferred?; The meaning of השבׁת מיסך; The royal entrance; Possible interpretations of 2 Kgs 16:18; 3.5.2.4 Synthesis: Ahaz and the Architecture of the Temple; 3.5.3 Hezekiah -- Manasseh, Amon -- Josiah; 3.5.3.1 Hezekiah's Reform; 3.5.3.2 The Reforms of Manasseh and Amon; Changes in the temple furniture; Two courts; Conclusion; 3.5.3.3 Josiah's Reform; Literary style of the account |
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Archaeological evidence and the history of the temple3.7.2 Conclusion; Chapter 4: Stratigraphy of the Text (1 Kgs 6-8) and Stratigraphy of the Temple; 4.1 Methodological Notes; 4.2 Architectural Terminology; 4.2.1 Old and New Names for the Innermost Part of the Temple; The inner house; The Holy of Holies; 4.2.2 Architectural and Theological Dimensions of hekal; Nave or temple: Architectural note or theological statement?; Why was the house identified with the hekal?; Cultic meaning; Theological meaning; The hekal as the main hall of the temple; 4.2.3 Conclusion |
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Print version record |
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Temple of Jerusalem (Jerusalem)
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Temple of Jerusalem (Jerusalem) -- In the Bible.
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Temple of Jerusalem (Jerusalem) fast |
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Bible. Kings -- Criticism, interpretation, etc
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Bible. Kings fast |
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Temple of God.
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Temples -- Middle East -- History
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Temple of God
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Temple of Jerusalem (Jerusalem) in the Bible
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Temples
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Middle East
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Criticism, interpretation, etc.
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History
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
3161538382 |
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9783161538384 |
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