Deuteronomy and the emergence of textual authority in Jeremiah / Nathan Mastnjak.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Mastnjak, Nathan, 1983-

Series:

Forschungen zum Alten Testament. 1611-4914 2. Reihe ; 87.

Forschungen zum Alten Testament. 2. Reihe, 1611-4914 ; 87

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Bible. Jeremiah--Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Bible.

Bible. Deuteronomy--Influence.

Bible. Deuteronomy.

Bible. Jeremiah.

Physical Description:

xi, 261 pages ; 24 cm.

Place of Publication:

Tübingen : Mohr Siebeck, [2016]

Summary:

Was there a shift in the perspective on Deuteronomy's authority in Jeremiah? Nathan Mastnjak analyzes the various ways that the book of Jeremiah interpreted Deuteronomy. By examining the nature of literary allusion and textual authority, he traces a development in the perspective on Deuteronomy from the earliest traditions in Jeremiah to the latest. Book jacket.

Contents:

Chapter 1 Introduction 1

I History of Scholarship 2

II Allusion 12

III The Composition of Jeremiah 20

1 Deuteronomistic Redaction 21

2 Pre-Deuteronomistic Poetry and Narrative 27

3 Deuteronomistic Language vs. Allusion to Deuteronomy 28

IV The Composition of the D Source 29

V Authority and Scripture 31

VI Allusion and Authority in Jeremiah 33

Chapter 2 Allusion And Prophetic Authority 37

I Prophecy in D 37

II Jeremiah as a Prophet like Moses 40

III Jeremiah and Post-Mosaic Revelation 42

1 Jer 7:23 and Deut 5:33 42

2 Jer 11:1-5, Deut 27:15-26, and Exod 23:22 46

3 Jer 1:7-9 and Deut 18:l8, 22 51

4 Jer 21:8-10 and Deut 30:15, 19 59

5 Jer 26:2 and Deut 13:1 64

6 Jer 28:8-9and Deut 18:21-22 71

7 Jer 36:28 and Deut 10:1-2 or Exod 34:1 75

IV False Prophecy 80

1 Jer 5:14 and Deut 18:18 80

2 Jer 29:15 and Deut 18:18 85

3 Jer 29:23 and Deut 18:20 88

4 Jer 28:16/29:32 and Deut 13:6 89

V Conclusion 90

Chapter 3 Allusions To Deuteronomy 28 93

I Allusions to Deut 28:25-26 97

1 Jer 15:3-1 and Deut 28:25-26 101

2 Jer 34:17, 20 and Dent 28:25-26 104

3 Jer 7:33 and Deut 28:26 106

4 Jer 16:4 and Deut 28:26 107

5 Jer 29:18 and Deut 28:25 108

6 Jer 19:7, 9 and Deut 28:26, 53 108

7 Jer 24:9 and Deut 28:25, 37 Ill

8 Conclusion 114

II Jer 9:15, 16:13 and Deut 28:64 (36) 115

III Jer 32:41 and Deut 28:63 119

IV Jer 42:16 and Deut 28:60 121

V Allusions to Deut 28 in non-DtrJ Passages 123

1 Jer 5:15-17 and Deut 28:49-52 123

2 Jer 28:14 andDeut28:48 127

3 Jer 29:5-7 and Deut 28:30-32 129

VI Conclusion 132

Chapter 4 Allusions To Law 135

I Law as Authority 136

1 Jer 8:2 and Deut 17:3 137

2 Jer 17:19-27 and Deut 5:12-15 140

3 Jer 32:35 andDeutl8:9-10 144

4 Jer 34:14 and Deut 15:1, 12 146

5 The Authority of Law 152

II Further Allusions to Law by DtrJ 154

1 Jer 13:11 andDeut26:29 154

2 Jer 32:21-22 and Deut 26:3, 8-9, 15 157

3 Jer 31:29-30 and Deut 24:16 159

4 Jer 32:18-19 and Deut 5:9-10 161

III Law as Metaphor 163

1 Metaphorical allusions to non-D law 163

2 Jer 3:1-4, 8 and Deut 24:1-4 165

3 Jer 5:21-24 and Deut 21:18-21 172

4 Jer 11:19 and Deut 20:19-20 173

5 Jer 34:17 and Deut 15:1,12 177

6 Conclusion 178

IV Spurious Claims of Allusions to D's Law 180

V Jeremiah and D's Law 185

Chapter 5 Allusions to Narrative 189

I Obedience 189

1 Jer 4:4 and Deut 10:16 189

2 Jer 5:24 and Deut 11:14 192

3 Jer 29:13-14 and Deut 4:29 195

4 Jer 32:39-40 and Deut 5:29 200

5 Deuteronomy, Jeremiah, and Obedience 203

II Other Allusions to Narrative 206

1 Jer 21:5 and a Deuteronomic Cliché 206

2 Jer 22:8-9 and Deut 29:23-25 207

3 Jer 33:5 and Deut 31:17-18 210

III Conclusion 212

Excursus: Allusions to Jeremiah in Deuteronomy 215

I Parallels to Deut 29 215

1 Deut 29:3 and Jer 5:21, 24:7 215

2 Deut 29:17-18 and Jer 23:15, 17(4:10) 217

3 Deut 29:27 and Jer 21:5, 32:37 219

II Parallels to Deut 32 219

III Conclusion 226

Chapter 6 Conclusion 227.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

9783161544019

3161544013

OCLC:

959885947

Publisher Number:

9783161544019