The trouble with Kings : the composition of the book of Kings in the Deuteronomistic history - McKenzie, Steven L. (Leiden ; New York : E. J. Brill, 1991)
Introduction. History if the History: The Theory of the Deuteronomistic History and the Problem of the Book of Kings -- Noth's theory -- two early reactions -- a. Jepsen -- b. von Rad -- Redactional Theories -- a. a Deuteronomistic school -- b. pre-exilic composition and exilic redaction -- c. multiple exilic redactions -- d. exilic redaction of pre-exilic sources -- Excursus: reconstructions of a pre-dtr prophetic level in Samuel-Kings -- a. Campbell and McCarter -- A Single Exilic Composer -- a. Hoffmann -- b. Peckham -- c. Van Seters -- Synthesis -- 1. The Reader's Digest® account of Jeroboam: an analysis of 3 reigns 12:24a-z -- the text of 3 reigns 12:24a-z -- translations of 3 reigns 12:24a-z -- a. summary -- Previous evaluations of the "Supplement" -- the composition of 3 reigns 12:24a-z.
Keywords: Bible. Kings Criticism, Redaction.Bible. Kings Sources.Bible O.T Kings Criticism, Redaction