The Priestly Narrative in Numbers 13-14
A Contribution to the Debate on the Extent of Pg
The Priestly Narrative in Numbers 13-14
A Contribution to the Debate on the Extent of Pg
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Publisher: Mohr Siebeck
ISBN: 9783161641954
Number of Pages: 179
Published: 30/07/2025
Width: 15.5 cm
Height: 23.2 cm
In den letzten Jahrzehnten ist der Umfang der Priestergrundschrift (Pg) in die Diskussion geraten. In dieser Studie argumentiert Bruna Velcic, dass Pg nicht mit der Sinai-Perikope endet, sondern einen Strang in Numeri 13-14* einschließt, wo die Frage der Gabe des Landes behandelt wird.
Introduction
Chapter 1 The Divine Promises to Abraham (Gen 17) and the Extent of Pg1. Numerous Descendants
2. The "Being the God of Abraham and His Descendants"
3. The Land of Canaan
4. Concluding Summary
Chapter 2 Demarcation of the "Canaan" Narrative: Diachronic Analysis of Num 13-14*
1. The Sending out of the Scouts (13,1-20)
2. The Exploration of the Land (13,21-24)
3. The Return and the Report of the Scouts (13,25-33)
4. The Rebellion of the People (14,1-10a)
5. The Divine Intervention and the Death of the Scouts (14,10b-39)
6. A Failed Attempt at Conquest
7. Concluding Summary
Chapter 3 Arguments against the "Canaan" Account's Attribution to Pg
1. The Redactional Character of the Account
2. The Absence of a Narrative Connection with the Previous Pg Texts
3. Questions Relating to the Vocabulary
4. Questions Relating to the Content
5. Concluding Summary
Chapter 4 Arguments in Favour of the "Canaan" Account's Attribution to Pg
1. Narrative Link with the Previous Pg Passages
2. Structure and Content
3. The Narrative Style
4. Concluding Summary
Conclusion
Chapter 1 The Divine Promises to Abraham (Gen 17) and the Extent of Pg1. Numerous Descendants
2. The "Being the God of Abraham and His Descendants"
3. The Land of Canaan
4. Concluding Summary
Chapter 2 Demarcation of the "Canaan" Narrative: Diachronic Analysis of Num 13-14*
1. The Sending out of the Scouts (13,1-20)
2. The Exploration of the Land (13,21-24)
3. The Return and the Report of the Scouts (13,25-33)
4. The Rebellion of the People (14,1-10a)
5. The Divine Intervention and the Death of the Scouts (14,10b-39)
6. A Failed Attempt at Conquest
7. Concluding Summary
Chapter 3 Arguments against the "Canaan" Account's Attribution to Pg
1. The Redactional Character of the Account
2. The Absence of a Narrative Connection with the Previous Pg Texts
3. Questions Relating to the Vocabulary
4. Questions Relating to the Content
5. Concluding Summary
Chapter 4 Arguments in Favour of the "Canaan" Account's Attribution to Pg
1. Narrative Link with the Previous Pg Passages
2. Structure and Content
3. The Narrative Style
4. Concluding Summary
Conclusion
