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Ezekiel 26 as a Case Study for Interpreting Problematic Prophecy = = Ezequiel 26 como estudio de caso para interpretar profecias problematicas /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Ezekiel 26 as a Case Study for Interpreting Problematic Prophecy =/ John James Baker.
Reminder of title:	Ezequiel 26 como estudio de caso para interpretar profecias problematicas /
Author:	Baker, John James,
Description:	1 electronic resource (198 pages)
Notes:	Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-07, Section: A.
Contained By:	Dissertations Abstracts International86-07A.
Subject:	Biblical studies. -
Online resource:	https://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=31565400
ISBN:	9798302168498

Ezekiel 26 as a Case Study for Interpreting Problematic Prophecy = = Ezequiel 26 como estudio de caso para interpretar profecias problematicas /
Baker, John James,

Ezekiel 26 as a Case Study for Interpreting Problematic Prophecy =Ezequiel 26 como estudio de caso para interpretar profecias problematicas /John James Baker. - 1 electronic resource (198 pages)

Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-07, Section: A.

This dissertation argues that rather than describing Tyre's literal destruction, Ezekiel employs formulaic language to stylize Tyre's judgment after the pattern of YHWH's judgment against Israel and those who opposed it. To defend this thesis, I present an overview of how various scholars have interpreted the oracles against foreign nations in the Hebrew Bible. Next, I catalogue various solutions which scholars have presented to reconcile the discrepancy between what Ezekiel prophesies in chapter 26 and his concession in chapter 29. Third, I examine key texts in the oracles against the nations in the Hebrew Bible. After making conclusions concerning the nature of prophetic oracles against the nations, I provide a detailed examination of the language which Ezekiel utilizes to foretell Tyre's destruction and compared this language to the actual events that occurred. In light of the disparity between Ezekiel's language and its historical fulfillment, as well as the shared descriptions of judgment which the prophet pronounces against Tyre when compared with other prophetic texts, I suggest that Ezekiel was using formulaic language that did not expect literal fulfillment. I conclude by suggesting that Babylon's siege against Tyre was successful in reducing Tyre's economic control over the Levant, thus judging Tyre for its economic exploitation of Israel in the wake of Jerusalem's destruction, even if Tyre's destruction did not occur in literal accordance with the prophet's words.

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520 $a This dissertation argues that rather than describing Tyre's literal destruction, Ezekiel employs formulaic language to stylize Tyre's judgment after the pattern of YHWH's judgment against Israel and those who opposed it. To defend this thesis, I present an overview of how various scholars have interpreted the oracles against foreign nations in the Hebrew Bible. Next, I catalogue various solutions which scholars have presented to reconcile the discrepancy between what Ezekiel prophesies in chapter 26 and his concession in chapter 29. Third, I examine key texts in the oracles against the nations in the Hebrew Bible. After making conclusions concerning the nature of prophetic oracles against the nations, I provide a detailed examination of the language which Ezekiel utilizes to foretell Tyre's destruction and compared this language to the actual events that occurred. In light of the disparity between Ezekiel's language and its historical fulfillment, as well as the shared descriptions of judgment which the prophet pronounces against Tyre when compared with other prophetic texts, I suggest that Ezekiel was using formulaic language that did not expect literal fulfillment. I conclude by suggesting that Babylon's siege against Tyre was successful in reducing Tyre's economic control over the Levant, thus judging Tyre for its economic exploitation of Israel in the wake of Jerusalem's destruction, even if Tyre's destruction did not occur in literal accordance with the prophet's words.
520 $a Esta tesis sostiene que, en lugar de describir la destruccion literal de Tiro, Ezequiel emplea un lenguaje formulista para estilizar el juicio de Tiro siguiendo el modelo del juicio de YHWH contra Israel y los que se oponian a el. Para defender esta tesis, presento una vision general de como diversos estudiosos han interpretado los oraculos contra las naciones extranjeras en la Biblia hebrea. A continuacion, enumero diversas soluciones que los eruditos han presentado para reconciliar la discrepancia entre lo que profetiza Ezequiel en el capitulo 26 y su concesion en el capitulo 29. En tercer lugar, examino textos clave de los oraculos contra las naciones de la Biblia hebrea. Despues de sacar conclusiones sobre la naturaleza de los oraculos profeticos contra las naciones, examino detalladamente el lenguaje utilizado por Ezequiel para predecir la destruccion de Tiro y lo comparo con los hechos reales ocurridos. A la luz de la disparidad entre el lenguaje de Ezequiel y su cumplimiento historico, asi como de las descripciones compartidas del juicio que el profeta pronuncia contra Tiro cuando se comparan con otros textos profeticos, sugiero que Ezequiel utilizaba un lenguaje formulista que no esperaba un cumplimiento literal. Concluyo sugiriendo que el asedio de Babilonia contra Tiro consiguio reducir el control economico de Tiro sobre el Levante, juzgando asi a Tiro por su explotacion economica de Israel tras la destruccion de Jerusalen, aunque la destruccion de Tiro no se produjera de acuerdo literalmente con las palabras del profeta.
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