The royal dynasties in ancient Israel : a study on the formation and development of royal-dynastic ideology

Title
  1. The royal dynasties in ancient Israel : a study on the formation and development of royal-dynastic ideology / Tomoo Ishida.
Published by
  1. Berlin ; New York : W. de Gruyter, 1977.
Author
  1. Ishida, Tomoo, 1931-

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Description
  1. xii, 211 pages; 24 cm
Series statement
  1. Beiheft zur Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft ; 142
Uniform title
  1. Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft ; 142.
Subject
  1. David Israel, König
  2. David, King of Israel
  3. Bibel
  4. 1200-953 B.C
  5. Jews > History > 1200-953 B.C
  6. Kings and rulers > Biblical teaching
  7. Jews
  8. Judentum
  9. Dynastie
  10. Koningschap
  11. Kings and rulers in the Bible
  12. Jews > History > 1200 B.C.-586 B.C
  13. Monarchy > Israel
  14. König
  15. Bad König
  16. Israel Altertum
Genre/Form
  1. History.
Contents
  1. 1. Introductory -- The problems -- The sources and approach -- 2. The dynastic principle in the monarchies in the ancient Near East -- The divine election and the dynastic principle in the Mesopotamian and Egyptian monarchies -- Was the Hittite monarchy elective? -- The foundation of royal authority in the kingdoms of Syria-Palestine -- 3. The ideological problems in the establishment of the monarchy in Israel -- The "Samuel-Saul complex" -- The ideological conflict on the eve of the formation of the monarchy -- The ideological development under the monarchy of Saul -- 4. The legitimation of the kingship of David -- The "defense of David" -- David King of Judah: the founder of the dynasty of David -- David King of Israel: the successor to Saul -- 5. The royal-dynastic ideology of the House of David -- The character and purpose of Nathan's prophecy -- The structure of the royal-dynastic ideology -- 6. The House of David and Jerusalem -- The capture of Jerusalem -- The City of David -- The concentration of the religio-national traditions -- 7. The problem a the passing of the royal throne -- The dynastic succession -- The changes of dynasties in the Northern Kingdom -- 8. Conclusions.
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Note
  1. Originally presented as the author's thesis, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1974.
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references and indexes.