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Ordnung und Geschichte Band 2: Israel und die Offenbarung: Die Geburt der Geschichte
1956
by
Voegelin
Eric Voegelin
Political Philosophy
Ancient Philosophy
Max Weber
Plato
Anthropology
Taxation
Positivism
Social Justice
Table of Contents · 66 segments
1
Front Matter and Publication Metadata
bibliography
2
General Table of Contents
bibliography
3
Editorial Preface
essay
4
Introduction by Friedhelm Hartenstein and Jörg Jeremias
essay
5
Analytical Table of Contents
bibliography
6
Part II: The Historical Order of Israel
theoretical
7
Chapter 4: Israel and History — Israel and the Courses of Civilization
chapter
8
Paradigmatic History, Israel’s Historical Form, and the Critique of Culture Cycles
theoretical
9
The Meaning of History: Historical Form, Retrospection, and Humanity
theoretical
10
Israel and History: Historical Form and Cultural Cycles Continued
theoretical
11
The Emergence of Meaning
chapter
12
The Historiographic Work: Introductory Methodological Problems
chapter
13
Sources of the Narrative: Scholarship, Controversy, and Method
essay
14
Wellhausen Source Theory and the Composition of the Pentateuch
essay
15
Critique of Source Criticism and the Symbolic Meaning of the Jahwist
theoretical
16
Tradition-Historical Critique of Wellhausen's Source Criticism
theoretical
17
Hermeneutic Justification for Speaking of Israelite History
theoretical
18
Torah and Toledot as Symbols of Israelite Historical Thought
theoretical
19
Genesis, Toledot, and the Symbolic Genealogy of Humanity
theoretical
20
Berit, Covenant Symbolism, and Historical Periodization
theoretical
21
Christianized Four-Epoch Periodization
theoretical
22
Myth, History, and the Symbolic Form of World History
theoretical
23
Kingship as the Primary Motivation for Israelite Historiography
theoretical
24
Bifocal Structure: Covenant, Kingship, and Compact Order
theoretical
25
Prophetic Critique, Cultural Layers, and Nomadic Origins
theoretical
26
Christian Contrast and the Tension between Spirit and World
theoretical
27
Part III: History and the Trace of Symbols
theoretical
28
Abram, Melchizedek, and Jahweh’s Berit in Genesis 14–15
chapter
29
Continuity of the Political Situation from Abram to the Amarna Period
chapter
30
Transmission of Yahwism to Moses and the Israelite Amphictyony
chapter
31
The Deborah Song: Historical Setting, Battle Narrative, and Source Value
chapter
32
The Deborah Song: Sacred War, Yahwistic Order, and Monarchical Tensions
chapter
33
The Kingship of Gideon, Syncretism, and the First Israelite Monarchy
chapter
34
The Range of Yahwism
chapter
35
The Rise of Saul and the Founding of the Monarchy
chapter
36
Saul, Necromancy, and the Spiritual Order of the Soul
chapter
37
Theocracy: Samuel, Saul, and the Origin of Spiritual Control over Kingship
theoretical
38
The Rise of David: Judah, Military Retinues, and the Formation of the Davidic Kingdom
chapter
39
The Secular Climax: The Davidic Empire
chapter
40
David and Bathsheba: Yahwistic Order and Nathan’s Fable
chapter
41
The Kingship of David: Covenant, Legitimacy, and Israel
chapter
42
David and Jerusalem
chapter
43
The Royal Psalms: Introduction
chapter
44
The Nature of the Psalms
chapter
45
The Form-Critical and Cult-Functional Method
theoretical
46
Divine Kingship and the Concept of the Pattern
theoretical
47
The Difficulties of the New Position
theoretical
48
The Resistance to Mythicization
theoretical
49
Summary: Cosmological Symbolism, Israelite Order, and Eschatology
theoretical
50
Dominion Symbolism in the Psalms and the Davidic-Messianic Transformation
theoretical
51
The End of Israel’s Secular Existence: The Divided Kingdoms
chapter
52
The Pragmatic Situation of Israel and the Omride Crisis
chapter
53
The Covenant Code and the Transfer of Spiritual Authority
chapter
54
The Prophet Elijah and the Origins of Eschatological Symbolism
chapter
55
Name and Subject Index
bibliography
56
Hartenstein Notes on Chapter 4: Israel and History
footnotes
57
Hartenstein Notes on Chapter 5: The Emergence of Meaning
footnotes
58
Hartenstein Notes on Chapter 6: The Historiographical Work
footnotes
59
Hartenstein Notes on Chapter 7: From Tribal Society to Monarchy
footnotes
60
Annotations on Judges 4–5 and Holy War
footnotes
61
Annotations to Chapter 8: The Struggle for Kingship
footnotes
62
Annotations to Chapter 9: The Secular Zenith
footnotes
63
Hartenstein Notes on Messiah, David, Divine Council, and Royal Psalms
footnotes
64
Notes on YHWH Kingship Psalms and Psalm Translations
footnotes
65
Notes to Chapter 10: The End of Israel’s Worldly Existence
footnotes
66
Editorial Footnote on 1 Kings 18:27 and the Hebrew Verb sjg
footnotes