The Deuteronomistic History and the Name Theology: Lešakkēn Šemô Šām in the Bible

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Walter de Gruyter, 2002 - Bibles - 246 pages

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Contents

List of Figures
6
B The Deuteronomistic History the Name Theology
7
A New Paradigm
36
The lšakken šmô šām Formula in Deuteronomy
44
The lāśûm šmô šām Formula in Deuteronomy
46
The lāśûm šmô šām Formula in the Deuteronomistic History
49
The lihyôt and lāśûm Formulae in the Deuteronomistic History and the Chroniclers History
51
B The Biblical Occurrences of the Deuteronomic Formula
53
8c Biblical Hebrew škn
120
Could Deuteronomys lšakken Be Borrowed into Biblical
121
Classifying the Inscriptions
136
šuma šakānu and the Monumental Corpus
153
škn in East West Semitic 106114
164
The Journey to the Cedar Forest
170
to place the name until distant days
179
E šuma šatra šakānu and the Monumental Corpus
184

The libnôt bayit ľšēm YHWH Formula in 1 Kings 8
80
The Translation of the Deuteronomic Formula
96
The Semantic Field of Biblical Hebrew škn
99
8a Biblical Hebrew škn
103
8b Biblical Hebrew škn
105
F šuma šakānu in the Levant
199
The Meaning of the lšakken šmô šām formula
207
Bibliography
219
Index of Texts
243
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