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Defending Zion
Edom's Desolation and Jacob's Restoration (Isaiah 34-35) in Context
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Table of contents
- Preface
- List of Abbreviations
- 1. An Introduction to the Problem
- 1.1. The Unity of the Book of Isaiah
- 1.2. Isaiah 36-39: Placement and Function
- 1.3. Reassessing Isaiah 34-35: Problems of Composition, Interpretation, and Function
- 2. An Introduction to Isa 34, 35 and the History of their Interpretation
- 2.1. An Overview
- 2.2. Unity
- 2.3. Dating and Authorship
- 2.4. Edom
- 2.5. The Role of Chs. 34-35 Within the Larger Work
- 2.6. Summary
- 3. Edom and the Nations in Isaiah 34: Form-critical Arguments
- 3.1. Form-critical Analyses of Isa 34:1
- 3.2. Micah 1:2 as a False Analogy to Isa 34:1
- 3.3. Conclusion
- 4. The Universal and the Particular in Isaiah 13: An Analogue for Edom and the Nations
- 4.1. Isaiah 13: An Overview
- 4.2. The Language of Isa 13
- 4.3. Babylon, Edom and the Nations
- 4.4. “As...Sodom and Gomorrah”: Stock Comparison or Intentional Analogy?
- 4.5. Isa 13, 34 as Structural Pillars
- 4.6. Conclusion
- 5. Edom in Poetry and Prophecy
- 5.1. Edom and Israel: A Brief History
- 5.2. Edom in Poetry and Prophecy
- 5.3. Conclusion
- 6. Isaiah 35: Context and Interpretation
- 6.1. Isa 35: An Overview
- 6.2. Isaiah 35 and 40-66
- 6.3. Isaiah 35: Context and Interpretation
- 7. The Redactional Role of Isaiah 35: A Recent Theory
- 7.1. Steck’s Analysis of Ch. 35: Overview and Critique
- 7.2. Isaiah 35 in the Context of the Book as a Whole
- 7.3. Conclusion
- 8. Chs. 34-35: Placement and Function
- 8.1. The Nations in Proto-Isaiah
- 8.2. The Representational Significance of Edom
- 8.3. Ch. 34-35’s Contribution to the Message and Structure of Isaiah
- 8.4. Envisioning the Whole
- Bibliography
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