01852nam a2200181Ia 4500008004100000020003100041041000800072050002700080100002400107245010700131260005900238300002200297490007300319505100800392650012901400952012401529999001701653220922s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a9781841272009‎1841272000  aeng  aBS1305.52 b.B584 2001  aBluedorn, Wolfgang  0aYahweh versus Baalism :b a theological reading of the Gideon-Abimelech narrative /cWolfgang Bluedorn  aSheffield, England : bSheffield Academic Press,c2001  a320 p.b;c25 cm.  aJournal for the study of the Old Testament. Supplement series ;v329  a1. Introduction -- The background to the study -- Interpreting the Gideon-Abimelech narrative -- An outline of the study -- 2. The Gideon narrative (6.1-8.28): YHWH's divine power -- Setting the background, defining and specifying the theme (6.1-32) -- The narrator demonstrates YHWH's divine power (6.33-7.22) -- The narrator demonstrates Gideon's limited power (7.23-8.27) -- The record of the achievement confirms YHWH's power (8.28) -- Summary: The demonstration of YHWH's divine power. 3. The Abimelech narrative (8.29-9.57): Baalism's disastrous potential -- Re-setting the background and specifying the theme (8.29-9.21) -- The narrator discloses Baalism's disastrous potential (9.22-54) -- The record of the achievement (9.55) -- Summary: The demonstration of Baalism's disastrous potential -- The theological conclusion (9.56-57) -- 4. Conclusions -- The Gideon-Abimelech narrative as one theological narrative -- The technique of narration -- The Gideon-Abimelech narrative in its context. ‎  aBible. Judges, IX Criticism, interpretation, etc.Bible. O.T. Judges IX Criticism, interpretation, etc.God Biblical teaching.  00104070aGETSbGETSc GENd2022-09-21g24.50l0oBS1305.52 .B584 2001p00027739r2022-09-21 00:00:00w2022-09-21yBK  c41820d41820