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• Halftitle page
• Series page
• Title page
• Copyright page
• Contents
• Preface to the Second Edition
• Preface to the First Edition
• Abbreviations
• 1 Introduction
• Bibliography
• Notes
• 2 The Pentateuch as a Whole: Basic Features and Problems
• Bibliography
• 1. The Pentateuch in outline
• 2. General observations on the Pentateuch as a whole
• 3. Pentateuchal sources
• 4. Basic models for compositional reconstruction
• Notes
• 3 A Survey of Historical-Critical Research on the Pentateuch
• Bibliography
• 1. The rise of the Documentary Hypothesis to Wellhausen
• 2. The problems of the sources
• 3. The rise of form- criticism and the tradition- history of the Pentateuch
• 4. Tradition-history: Gerhard von Rad and Martin Noth
• 5. A critique of form-criticism: Oral tradition
• 6. A critique of the tradition-history method
• 7. The Pentateuch and the Albright school
• 8. A critique of the Albright school
• Notes
• 4 New Currents in Pentateuchal Studies from 1975 to the Present
• Bibliography
• 1. The source-critical problem of the Pentateuch
• 2. The traditio-historical problem of the Pentateuch
• 3. The form-critical problem of the Pentateuch
• 4. Current models of literary criticism
• 5. The problem with P
• 6. New developments since 1999
• Notes
• 5 Deuteronomy
• Bibliography
• 1. Basic features
• 2. Form and structure of Deuteronomy
• 3. Additional literary observations
• 4. Deuteronomy, the Deuteronomistic History and the Tetrateuch
• 5. The origins of Deuteronomy
• 6. Treaty and covenant in Deuteronomy and the ancient Near East
• 7. Themes in Deuteronomy and their social context
• Notes
• 6 The Yahwist (J)
• Bibliography
• 1. National ‘antiquities’ as a literary form
• 2. Myth and history
• 3. The primeval history
• 4. The patriarchs in J
• 5. The story of Moses in Exodus–Numbers according to J
• Notes
• 7 The Priestly Writer (P)
• Bibliography
• 1. The style, form and structure of P
• 2. The compositional history of P
• 3. The social setting of P
• 4. Conclusion
• Notes
• 8 Law in the Pentateuch
• Bibliography
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Types of laws
• 3. The law codes
• 4. The Ten Commandments, Exodus 20.1-17 (P) = Deuteronomy 5.6-21 (D)
• Notes
• 9 Conclusion
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Index of References
• Index of Authors