This study makes the case that within the books of Samuel-Kings as a whole, the book of Samuel presents two nested iterations of paradigmatic history, each of which anticipates the subsequent monarchic history with a distinct thematic focus. The more detailed of these two iterations-the story of Saul's and David's reigns in 1 Sam 9-2 Sam 24-typologically anticipates the subsequent history of the kingdoms of Israel and Judah as narrated in 1 Kgs 12-2 Kgs 25. This paradigmatic "preview" of the fates of Israel and Judah is further condensed in the stories about Eli and Samuel in 1 Sam 1-8, which anticipate elements from 1 Sam 9-2 Sam 24, the book of Kings, and beyond
This article argues that nagid indicates divinely sanctioned leader of Israel in 1 Samuel 9:1-10:16 ...
This dissertation examines some of the stories in 1 Sam. 16—25 with the particular focus placed on S...
The account of David’s reign at Hebron found in 2 Samuel 2:1—5:5 constitutes a somewhat neglected, y...
The three “lamp” passages in Samuel (1 Sam 3:3; 2 Sam 21:17; 22:29) cooperate to establish an inclus...
The book of 1-2 Samuel, originally one scroll, is an episodic narrative recounting how the ancient I...
The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the relationship between Samuel and Chronicles in a single sy...
Introduction to Samuel, Kings and Chronicles The historical background of Samuel, Kings, and Chroni...
This thesis seeks to contribute to a dynamic scholarly debate regarding the relationship of the bibl...
The history of Israel recorded in the Hebrew Bible is structured around eight pivotal passages (Exod...
Analysis of the story of David and the Gibeonites, argues that two different stories have been splic...
The thesis argues that we can maintain that the so-called History of David’s Rise (HDR) existed inde...
The main purpose of the big part of 1 Chronicles was to convince theJews in the Second Temple Period...
The book of Samuel is a brilliant work of biblical narrative literature, which has intrigued and ent...
The thesis argues that we can maintain that the so-called History of David’s Rise (HDR) existed inde...
Kingship has been a political mainstay in human history, even when peoples have lacked monarchic rul...
This article argues that nagid indicates divinely sanctioned leader of Israel in 1 Samuel 9:1-10:16 ...
This dissertation examines some of the stories in 1 Sam. 16—25 with the particular focus placed on S...
The account of David’s reign at Hebron found in 2 Samuel 2:1—5:5 constitutes a somewhat neglected, y...
The three “lamp” passages in Samuel (1 Sam 3:3; 2 Sam 21:17; 22:29) cooperate to establish an inclus...
The book of 1-2 Samuel, originally one scroll, is an episodic narrative recounting how the ancient I...
The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the relationship between Samuel and Chronicles in a single sy...
Introduction to Samuel, Kings and Chronicles The historical background of Samuel, Kings, and Chroni...
This thesis seeks to contribute to a dynamic scholarly debate regarding the relationship of the bibl...
The history of Israel recorded in the Hebrew Bible is structured around eight pivotal passages (Exod...
Analysis of the story of David and the Gibeonites, argues that two different stories have been splic...
The thesis argues that we can maintain that the so-called History of David’s Rise (HDR) existed inde...
The main purpose of the big part of 1 Chronicles was to convince theJews in the Second Temple Period...
The book of Samuel is a brilliant work of biblical narrative literature, which has intrigued and ent...
The thesis argues that we can maintain that the so-called History of David’s Rise (HDR) existed inde...
Kingship has been a political mainstay in human history, even when peoples have lacked monarchic rul...
This article argues that nagid indicates divinely sanctioned leader of Israel in 1 Samuel 9:1-10:16 ...
This dissertation examines some of the stories in 1 Sam. 16—25 with the particular focus placed on S...
The account of David’s reign at Hebron found in 2 Samuel 2:1—5:5 constitutes a somewhat neglected, y...