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OLD TESTAMENT SYNOPTIC TRADITIONS PHD-CHTH G105-C09 MA - OT 6ZR6 - Fall 2020 Class meets online via Avenue to Learn and Zoom: Sept 14–Nov 1 Class meets face-to-face Monday Nov 2: 9:00am–5:30pm; Tuesday Nov 3: 9:00am–1:00pm Class continues online via Avenue to Learn and Zoom: Nov 4–Dec 11, 2020. Professor: Dr. Paul S. Evans Phone: 905.525.9140 x24718 E-mail: [email protected] Office: 236 Course Description: A study of ‘Synoptic’ (parallel) texts in the Old Testament through a special focus on the book of Chronicles, which largely parallels Samuel–Kings, as well as drawing on other biblical texts. Areas to be studied include: a survey of the Chronicler’s history with a focus on its distinctive themes; significant individual passages in Chronicles; the Chronicler’s portrayal of David and the Davidic kings; the history of Chronicles scholarship; comparisons with the Deuteronomistic History and other biblical parallels; and the Chronicler’s purpose and method. In addition to the focus on Chronicles, other synoptic texts in the Old Testament will be the focus of seminar discussions and papers. Course Objectives: Knowing To have a thorough knowledge of the contents and message of Chronicles To gain familiarity with the state of the field of research on Chronicles To gain an awareness of the presence of various synoptic texts in the Old Testament Being To embrace the contemporary relevance of Chronicles for the Church today To grow closer to God through closer study of the Old Testament Doing To be able to discuss the relation of Samuel–Kings to Chronicles To be able to interpret Chronicles in its historical context To be able to apply the message of Chronicles to contemporary audiences

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Page 1: OLD TESTAMENT SYNOPTIC TRADITIONS · Old Testament guides. Sheffield, England: Published by JSOT Press for the Society for Old Testament Study, 1993. Jonker, Louis C. Reflections

OLD TESTAMENT SYNOPTIC TRADITIONS PHD-CHTH G105-C09 MA - OT 6ZR6 - Fall 2020 ClassmeetsonlineviaAvenuetoLearnandZoom:Sept14–Nov1Classmeetsface-to-faceMondayNov2:9:00am–5:30pm;TuesdayNov3:9:00am–1:00pmClasscontinuesonlineviaAvenuetoLearnandZoom:Nov4–Dec11,2020.Professor:Dr.PaulS.EvansPhone:905.525.9140x24718E-mail:[email protected] Office:236CourseDescription:• Astudyof‘Synoptic’(parallel)textsintheOldTestamentthroughaspecialfocus

onthebookofChronicles,whichlargelyparallelsSamuel–Kings,aswellasdrawingonotherbiblicaltexts.Areastobestudiedinclude:asurveyoftheChronicler’shistorywithafocusonitsdistinctivethemes;significantindividualpassagesinChronicles;theChronicler’sportrayalofDavidandtheDavidickings;thehistoryofChroniclesscholarship;comparisonswiththeDeuteronomisticHistoryandotherbiblicalparallels;andtheChronicler’spurposeandmethod.InadditiontothefocusonChronicles,othersynoptictextsintheOldTestamentwillbethefocusofseminardiscussionsandpapers.

CourseObjectives:Knowing• TohaveathoroughknowledgeofthecontentsandmessageofChronicles• TogainfamiliaritywiththestateofthefieldofresearchonChronicles• TogainanawarenessofthepresenceofvarioussynoptictextsintheOld

TestamentBeing• ToembracethecontemporaryrelevanceofChroniclesfortheChurchtoday• TogrowclosertoGodthroughcloserstudyoftheOldTestamentDoing• TobeabletodiscusstherelationofSamuel–KingstoChronicles• TobeabletointerpretChroniclesinitshistoricalcontext• TobeabletoapplythemessageofChroniclestocontemporaryaudiences

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RequiredTexts:

SaraJaphet.TheIdeologyoftheBookofChroniclesandItsPlaceinBiblicalThought.WinonaLake,Ind.:Eisenbrauns,2009.

Evans,PaulS.andTylerF.Williamseds.ChroniclingtheChronicler:TheBookofChroniclesandEarlySecondTempleHistoriography.WinonaLake:Eisenbrauns,2013.

ArticlespostedonAvenuetoLearn.

TextbookPurchase:

AllrequiredtextbooksforthisclassareavailablefromtheCollege’sbookservice,READOnBookstore,Room145,McMasterDivinityCollege.Textsmaybepurchasedonthefirstdayofclass.Foradvancepurchase,youmaycontactREADOnBookstore,5InternationalBlvd,Etobicoke,OntarioM9W6H3:phone416.620.2934;fax416.622.2308;[email protected].

CourseEvaluation

Theassignmentsandtheirweightsareasfollows:10%-ClassParticipation:Althoughthiscoursewillbemostlyonline,itisdesigned

asagraduateseminar.TheprofessorwillbeginleadingtheclasswithZoomlecturesandpostingvideos,butthemajorityoftheclasswillbestudent-ledonlinediscussionsandZoompresentations.Classroomexperienceswillbecollaborative,withbothstudentsandprofessorengagedinthelearningprocesstogether.StudentsmustparticipateconsistentlyeachweekandattendeveryZoomsessionandcomepreparedtoactivelycontributetodiscussions.Therefore,assignedreadingsandassignedresearchmustbecompletedbeforeclasstimeinorderforboththeindividualstudentandthebroaderclasstobenefit.

10%-LeadingClassDiscussion.Eachstudentwilltakeoneturnleadingtheclass

discussioninthefacetofaceportionoftheclass.Preparationforleadingthediscussionwillrequireextrareadingandindependentresearchonbehalfofthediscussionleader.Eachpresentationmusttaketheformofabriefinitialpresentationandthefacilitationoffurtherdiscussiononthetopic.

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Presentationshouldbebetween20–30minutesinlengthfollowedby20minutesoftakingquestionsandfurtherdiscussion.*Presentationnotesareduebeforeclass(totheprofessorviaemail).Topicsfordiscussionarelistedbelowinthecourseschedule.

35%-ResearchPaperonChronicles:20pages.DueOct14,2020.Noextensionswillbegiven.Paperwillbesubmittedviaemailtotheprofessorwhowilldistributethemelectronicallytotheclass,whowillcomepreparedtodiscusstheirpeers’papersviaZoomonOct20andOct27.Atthebeginningofeachdiscussionstudentswillprovidea5minuteoverviewofthepapertogetdiscussionsgoing.FollowingourZoomsessions,studentswillrevisetheirpaperinlightofthefeedbackreceivedandsubmitthefinalversiontotheprofessorbyOct31,2020.

Paper(30%)ForthispaperstudentswillchoosearesearchtopicortextfromthebookofChronicles.ResearchTopicmustbeapprovedbyyourprofessor.Reviews(5%):Eachstudentwillwriteatwo-pagereviewoftheirfellowstudents’papersandemailthemtotheprofessorbeforethedateonwhichthepaperswillbepresentedanddiscussed,andthentothestudentwhowrotethepaper(s)aftertheZoomdiscussionofthepaperunderreview.

45%-ResearchonChosenSynopticText.25pages.Studentsmaychooseanysynoptictext(fromChroniclesorelsewhere)fromtheOldTestamentonwhichtofocusforthispaper.StudentswillwriteacompletedraftofthepaperbyNov21,2020andsubmitthepaperelectronicallytotheprofessorwhowilldistributethepaperelectronicallytostudents.

Presentation(5%)Eachstudentwillpresenttheirpaper(a20–30minuteversion)totherestoftheclassasynchronouslyinoneofthefollowingformats:i.Videopresentation(postedtoYouTubeorVimeo).StudentswillsendlinktothevideotoprofessorwhowilluploadittoAvenuetoLearnfortherestofthestudentstoviewandhearii.Digitalpresentation(PowerPoint,Keynote,Prezi,GoogleSlidesetc.)withaudiorecordedsenttoprofessorwhowilluploadittoAvenuetoLearnfortherestofthestudentstoviewandhear*DigitalpresentationsmustbeavailabletobeviewedNov26.Afterviewingtheirpeers’digitalpresentations,theclasswilldiscussviaZoommeetingDecember1.Reviews(5%):Eachstudentwillwriteatwo-pagereviewoftheirfellowstudents’draftpapersandoffercriticalfeedbackviaemailbyDec5,2020.

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ThiswillbeemailedtoboththestudentandtheprofessorPaper(35%)StudentswillthenrevisetheirpaperinlightofthefeedbackreceivedandsubmitthefinalversiontotheprofessorbyDec11,2020.ResearchTopicmustbeapprovedbyyourprofessor.

CollegeStyleforSubmissionofWrittenWork

Allstylisticconsiderations(includingbutnotlimitedtoquestionsofformatting,footnotes,andbibliographicreferences)mustconformtotheMcMasterDivinityCollegeStyleGuidelinesforEssaysandTheseshttp://mcmasterdivinity.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/mdcstyleguide.pdfFailuretoobserveappropriateformwillresultingradereductions.Allpaperstobesubmittedinelectronicformatonly(apdffile)—nohardcopies!Emailtopevans@mcmaster.ca.Includeyourlastnameinthefilenameofyourattachment(e.g.,evans.researchpaper.pdf).Toavoidlatemarkspapersmustbereceivedby11:59pmonwhichtheyaredue.Lateassignmentsreceivenocriticalfeedback.

Policyconcerninglatepapers

Extensionsforpaperswillnotbegivenexceptinveryexceptionalcircumstances.(seriousillness,familycrises,etc.).Busy-ness,computerproblemsetc.arenotlegitimatereasonstograntextensionsandintheinterestsoffairnessanyrequestforextensionswilltakeintoaccounttheentireclass.Lateassignmentswillbedockedattherateof2%perdayforthefirst7days(includingweekends)and4%perdayafterthat.Allassignmentsmustbereceivedbythelastdayofclass(June1)inordertoavoidafailinggradeintheclass.Lateassignmentsreceivenocriticalfeedback.

AcademicHonesty:

Academicdishonestyisaseriousoffencethatmaytakeanynumberofforms,includingplagiarism,thesubmissionofworkthatisnotone’sownorforwhichpreviouscredithasbeenobtained,and/orunauthorizedcollaborationwithotherstudents.Academicdishonestycanresultinsevereconsequences,e.g.,failureoftheassignment,failureofthecourse,anotationonone’sacademictranscript,and/orsuspensionorexpulsionfromtheCollege.Studentsareresponsibleforunderstandingwhatconstitutesacademicdishonesty.PleaserefertotheDivinityCollegeStatementonAcademicHonesty~https://mcmasterdivinity.ca/rules-regulations/

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CourseScheduleDate A2LandZoomClassroom

ExperiencesFacetoFaceMeetings

MainSynopticText

Readingsdue

Assignmentdue

Sept14

InitialZoommeeting:IntroductionsandLectureA. Introduction-SynopticsB. ChroniclesinPast

Research

Sept20–26

DiscussionofarticlesonAvenuetoLearn-TheSynopticProblem:-Chr’srelationshiptoothertexts

2Samuel6/1Chronicles15(transferofArkto

Jerusalem)

• Cross,FrankMoore.“AReconsiderationoftheJudeanRestoration.”JBL94(1975)1–18.

• Lemke,W.“TheSynopticProblemintheChronicler'sHistory.”HTR58(1965)349–63.

• McKenzie,StevenL.“TheChroniclerasRedactor,”Pages70–90ininTheChroniclerasAuthor.Ed.M.PatrickGrahamandStevenL.McKenzie.JSOTSup263.Sheffield:SheffieldAcademicPress,1999.

• Auld,A.Graeme.“WhatWastheMainSourceoftheBooksofChronicles?”Pages91–135inTheChroniclerasAuthor.Ed.M.PatrickGrahamandStevenL.McKenzie.JSOTSup263.Sheffield:SheffieldAcademicPress,1999.

*2pagereviewofreadings(withcomments&questions)tobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)

Sept27–Oct3

DiscussionofarticlesonAvenuetoLearn-HistoricityofChronicles

• BenZvi,Ehud.“TheChroniclerasHistorian:BuildingTexts,”Pages132–149inTheChroniclerasHistorian.Ed.MattPatrickGraham,etal.JSOTSup,238.Sheffield:SheffieldAcademicPress,1997.

• Knoppers,GaryN.“HistoryandHistoriography:TheRoyalReforms,”Pages178–203inTheChroniclerasHistorian.Ed.MattPatrickGraham,etal.JSOTSup,238.Sheffield:SheffieldAcademicPress,1997.

• Klein,RalphW.“HowManyinaThousand?”Pages270–282inTheChroniclerasHistorian.Ed.MPatrickGraham,etal.JSOTSup,238.Sheffield:SheffieldAcademic,1997.

*2pagereviewofreadings(withcomments&questions)tobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)

Oct4–10

DiscussionofarticlesonAvenuetoLearn-Genealogies

2Sam17:25/1Chr2:161Chr10–11/1Sam31–2Sam5(DeathofSaulandCoronationofDavid)

Genealogies• Bodner,Keith.“ReadingtheLists:SeveralRecent

StudiesoftheChronicler'sGenealogies.”Pages29–41inChroniclingtheChronicler.

• Schweitzer,StevenJames.“TheGenealogiesof1Chronicles1–9:Purposes,Forms,andtheUtopianIdentityofIsrael.”inChroniclingtheChronicler

• Evans,PaulS.“AllintheFamilyofDavid:TheChronicler’sChangefromtheAmmonite(2Sam.17:25)totheDavidicZeruiah(1Chr2:16),”inCommunity:BiblicalandTheologicalReflectionsinHonourofAugustH.Konkel,ed.RickWadholm,Jr.(McMasterDivinityCollegePress,forthcoming).

DeathofSaul• Zalewski,Saul.“Thepurposeofthestoryofthedeathof

Saulin1Chronicles10.”VetusTestamentum39(1989)449–467.

• Jonker,LouisC.“RevisitingtheSaulNarrativeinChronicles:InteractingwiththePersianImperialContext?”OldTestamentEssays23(2010)283–305.

*2pagereviewofreadings(withcomments&questions)tobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)

Oct11–17

DiscussionofarticlesonAvenuetoLearn

1Chr21/2Sam24(theCensusnarrative)

• Wright,JohnW.“TheInnocenceofDavidin1Chronicles21.”JSOT60(1993)87–105.

• Knoppers,GaryN.“ImagesofDavidinEarlyJudaism:DavidasRepentantSinnerinChronicles.”Biblica76(1995)449–470.

• Evans,Paul.“DivineIntermediariesin1Chronicles21:AnOverlookedAspectoftheChronicler'sTheology.”Biblica85(2004)545–558.�

• Evans,Paul.“LettheCrimeFitthePunishment:TheChronicler’sExplicationofDavid’s‘Sin’in1Chronicles21.”Pages65–80inChroniclingtheChronicler.

*2pagereviewofreadings(withcomments&questions)tobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)**ChroniclesResearchPaperdueOctober14

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Oct18–24

ZoomMeeting–Oct20DiscussionofSeminarpapersonChronicles

• Readpeer’sseminarpapersintimetodiscussOct20. *2pagereviewofpeer’spaperstobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)

Oct25–31

ZoomMeeting–Oct27DiscussionofSeminarpapersonChronicles

• Readpeer’sseminarpapersintimetodiscussOct27. **2pagereviewofpeer’spaperstobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)*FinalversionofChroniclespaperdueOct31

Nov2–3

Studentledpresentationsandclassdiscussion

§Tino,Jozef.KingandTempleinChronicles.ForschungenZurReligionUndLiteraturDesAltenUndNeuenTestaments.Vandenhoeck&Ruprecht,2010.• Evans,PaulS.“TheFunctionoftheChronicler’sTemple

DespoliationNoticesinLightofImperialRealitiesinYehud.”JBL129(2010)31–47.

• Knoppers,GaryN.“TreasuresWonandLost:Royal(Mis)appropriationsinKingsandChronicles.”Pages181–208inTheChroniclerasAuthor.EditedbyM.PatrickGrahamandStevenL.McKenzie.Sheffield:SheffieldAcademic1999.

• Smelik,KlaasA.D.“TheRepresentationofKingAhazin2Kings16and2Chronicles28.”Pages143–185inIntertextualityinUgaritandIsrael.Leiden:Brill,1998.

• Evans,PaulS.“ProphecyInfluencingHistory:DialogismintheChronicler’sAhazNarrative.”Pages143–165inProphetsandProphecyinAncientIsraeliteHistoriography.Ed.MarkJBodaandLissaWray-Beal.WinonaLake:Eisenbrauns,2013.

*2pagereviewofreadings(withcomments&questions)tobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)

Nov8–14

DiscussionofarticlesonAvenuetoLearn

2Chr28/2Kgs16/Isa7(Ahaz)

• Moriarty,FrederickL.“Chronicler'saccountofHezekiah'sreform.”CatholicBiblicalQuarterly27(1965)399–406.

• Knoppers,GaryN.“AReunitedKingdominChronicles?”Proceedings(GrandRapids,Mich.)9(1989)74–88.

• Throntveit,MarkA.“HezekiahintheBooksofChronicles.”SocietyofBiblicalLiteratureSeminarPapers(1988)302–311.

• Evans,PaulS.“HistoriaorExegesis?AssessingtheChronicler’sHezekiah–SennacheribNarrative.”Pages103–120inChroniclingtheChronicler.

*2pagereviewofreadings(withcomments&questions)tobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)

Nov15–21

DiscussionofarticlesonAvenuetoLearn

2Chr29–32/2Kgs18–20(Hezekiah)

• Abadie,Philippe.“FromtheImpiousManasseh(2Kings21)totheConvertManasseh(2Chronicles33):TheologicalRewritingbytheChronicler.”Pages89–104inChroniclerasTheologian.London/NewYork:T&TClark,2003.

• BenZvi,Ehud.“ReadingChroniclesandReshapingtheMemoryofManasseh”Pages121–140inChroniclingtheChronicler.Ed.PaulS.EvansandTylerF.Williams.WinonaLake:Eisenbrauns,2013.

• Kelly,Brian.“ManassehintheBooksofKingsandChronicles(2Kings21:1–18;2Chron33:1–20),”Pages131–146inWindowsintoOldTestamentHistory.Ed.V.PhilipsLong,etal.GrandRapids:Eerdmans,2002.

*2pagereviewofreadings(withcomments&questions)tobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)*ResearchPaperonChosenSynopticTextdueNov21

Nov22–28

DiscussionofarticlesonAvenuetoLearn

2Chr33/2Kgs21(Manasseh)

• BenZvi,Ehud.“ObservationsonJosiah'sAccountinChroniclesandImplicationsforReconstructingtheWorldviewoftheChronicler.”Pages89–106inEssaysonAncientIsrael.Ed.YairahAmit,etal.WinonaLake,IN:Eisenbrauns,2006.

• Talshir,Zipora.“TheThreeDeathsofJosiahandtheStrataofBiblicalHistoriography.”VT46(1996)213–236.

• Mitchell,Christine.“TheIronicDeathofJosiahin2Chronicles.”CatholicBiblicalQuarterly68(2006)421–435.

*2pagereviewofreadings(withcomments&questions)tobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)*DigitalPresentationofresearchdueNov26

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*DraftofPaperonSynopticTextdueNov30

Nov29–Dec5

ZoomMeeting–Dec1discussionofPeers’DigitalPresentations

2Chr34–35/2Kgs22–23(Josiah)

• Watchpeers’digitalpresentationsonchosensynoptictextbeforeZoommeetingonDec1

• Readdraftsofpeers’papersandwritereviewbyDec5

*PeerreviewofresearchpapersdueDec5

Dec6-11

ZoomMeeting–Dec7-Message/PurposeoftheChronicler

• C.Begg,“‘SeekingYahweh’andthePurposeoftheChronicles,”LouvainStudies9(1982)128–42.

• R.Braun,“TheMessageofChronicles:Rally'RoundtheTemple,”ConcordiaTheologicalMonthly42(1971)502–14.

• Schniedewind,WilliamN.“TheChroniclerasanInterpreterofScripture.”Pages158–180inTheChroniclerasAuthor.EditedbyMattPatrickGrahamandStevenL.McKenzie.JSOTSup,263.Sheffield,England:SheffieldAcademic,1999.

• Talshir,Zippora.“SeveralCanon-RelatedConceptsOriginatinginChronicles.”ZAW113(2001)387–403.

• VanSeters,John.“CreativeImitationintheHebrewBible.”StudiesinReligion29(2000)392–409.

*2pagereviewofreadings(withcomments&questions)tobepostedonA2LbyMonday11:59pm)*FinalPaperonSynopticTextdueDec11

GenderInclusivelanguage:

McMasterDivinityCollegeusesinclusivelanguageforhumanbeingsinworshipservices,studentwrittenmaterials,andallitspublications.ItisexpectedthatinclusivelanguagewillbeusedinchapelservicesandallMDCassignments.Inreferencetobiblicaltexts,theintegrityoftheoriginalexpressionsandthenamesofGodshouldberespected,butyouwillneedtousegender-inclusivelanguageforhumans,andyouwillneedtoquotefromagender-inclusiveversionsuchasthefollowing:NRSV(1989),NCV(1991),TEV/GNB/GNT(1992),CEV(1995),NLT(1996),TNIV(2005),andtheCommonEnglishBible(CEB2011).

DisclaimerThissyllabusisthepropertyoftheinstructorandispreparedwithcurrentlyavailableinformation.Theinstructorreservestherighttomakechangesandrevisionsuptoandincludingthefirstdayofclass.

Studentsareadvisedtoretainthissyllabusfortheirrecords.

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ResearchPaperEvaluationName:____________________________Topic:I.Thenextitemsareratedaccordingtothisscale:1=inadequate;2=adequate;3=good;4=verygood;5=superior.

Bibliographicconsciousness 12345 RangeandUseofSources 12345 ClarityinDefiningIssues 12345 StrengthofArgument 12345 AwarenessofExegeticalIssues 12345 AccuracyofDataandAssertions 12345 Analysis/CriticalThinking 12345 Introduction(ThesisStatement/ClearIssue) 12345 DevelopmentofThesis(focus) 12345 LiteraryStyle(awkward,wordy,repetitive) 12345 Organization/coherenceofideas 12345

Grammar/Spelling 12345 §Note:thisisasimpleevaluationtooltoassistinpaperassessment.Thecategoriesarenotweightedequally,andthusarenotaddedtogetheroraveragedtocalculateyourgrade.II.Thefollowingneedattentionifsoindicated□Useinclusivelanguage □Thepaperistoolong/tooshort□Writeaunifiedessay □Edityourpapermorethoroughly□Linespacing,Fontsize,Margins,Pagenumbersetc.needattention

□Thepaperneedsbalance□FollowMDCStyleguide

□Citeprimaryresourcescorrectly/consistently(e.g.,Gen1:26;Gen1;etc.)

□Citesecondaryresourcescorrectly/consistently

III.Comments

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SelectBibliographyAckroyd,PeterR.“TheBiblicalInterpretationoftheReignsofAhazandHezekiah,”Pages

247–259inIntheShelterofElyon:EssaysonAncientPalestinianLifeandLiteratureinHonorofG.W.Ahlstrom.EditedbyW.BoydBarrickandJohnR.Spencer.JSOTSup,31.Sheffield:JSOTPress,1984.

Allen,LeslieC.TheGreekChronicles:TheRelationoftheSeptuagintofIandIIChroniclestotheMassoreticText.2vols.SupplementstoVetusTestamentum25,27.Leiden:Brill,1974.

Auld,A.Graeme.KingsWithoutPrivilege:DavidandMosesintheStoryoftheBible'sKings.Edinburgh:T&TClark,1994.

________.“WhatWastheMainSourceoftheBooksofChronicles?”Pages91–135inTheChroniclerasAuthor.EditedbyM.PatrickGrahamandStevenL.McKenzie.JSOTSup263.Sheffield:SheffieldAcademicPress,1999.

Balentine,SamuelE.“'YouCan'tPrayaLie':TruthandFictioninthePrayersofChronicles,”Pages246–267inTheChroniclerasHistorian.EditedbyMattPatrickGraham,KennethG.Hoglund,andStevenL.McKenzie.JSOTSup,238.Sheffield,England:SheffieldAcademicPress,1997.

BenZvi,Ehud.“Theauthorityof1–2ChroniclesinthelateSecondTempleperiod.”JournalfortheStudyofthePseudepigrapha,3(1988)59–88.

________.“WhentheForeignMonarchSpeaks,”Pages209–228inTheChroniclerasAuthor.EditedbyM.PatrickGrahamandStevenL.McKenzie.JSOTSup263.Sheffield:SheffieldAcademicPress,1999.

________.“TheChroniclerasHistorian:BuildingTexts,”Pages132–149inTheChroniclerasHistorian.EditedbyMattPatrickGraham,KennethG.Hoglund,andStevenL.McKenzie.JSOTSup,238Sheffield,England:SheffieldAcademicPress,1997.

________.“AGatewaytotheChronicler'sTeaching:TheAccountoftheReignofAhazin2Chr28,1–27.”ScandinavianJournaloftheOldTestament7(1993)216–249.

________.“ObservationsonJosiah'sAccountinChroniclesandImplicationsforReconstructingtheWorldviewoftheChronicler,”Pages89–106inEssaysonAncientIsrael.EditedbyYairahAmit,EhudBenZvi,IsraelFinkelstein,andOdedLipschits.WinonaLake,IN:Eisenbrauns,2006.

________.“ASenseofProportion:AnAspectoftheTheologyoftheChronicler.”SJOT9(1995)37–51.

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Braun,RoddyL.“1Chronicles1–9andtheReconstructionoftheHistoryofIsrael:ThoughtsontheUseofGenealogicalDatainChroniclesintheReconstructionoftheHistoryofIsrael.”Pages92–106inTheChroniclerasHistorian.EditedbyMattPatrickGraham,KennethG.Hoglund,andStevenL.McKenzie.JSOTSup,238.Sheffield,England:SheffieldAcademicPress,1997.

________.1Chronicles.WordBiblicalCommentary14.Waco,Tex:WordBooks,1986.

Curtis,E.L.andA.A.Madsen.TheBooksofChronicles.InternationalCriticalCommentary.Edinburgh:T&TClark,1910.

DeVries,SimonJ.“MosesandDavidascultfoundersinChronicles.”JournalofBiblicalLiterature107(1988)619–639.

________.1and2Chronicles.FormsoftheOldTestamentLiterature11.GrandRapids,Mich.:Eerdmans,1989.

Dillard,RaymondB.2Chronicles.WordBiblicalCommentary15.Waco,Texas:Word,1987.

Duke,RodneyK.“ARhetoricalApproachtoAppreciatingtheBooksofChronicles,”Pages100–135inTheChroniclerasAuthor.EditedbyM.PatrickGrahamandStevenL.McKenzie.JSOTSup263.Sheffield:SheffieldAcademicPress,1999.

Dyck,JonathanE.TheTheocraticIdeologyoftheChronicler.BiblicalInterpretation,33.Leiden;Boston:Brill,1998.

Evans,PaulS.“DivineIntermediariesin1Chronicles21:AnOverlookedAspectoftheChronicler’sTheology.”Biblica85(2004)545–558.

________.“TheFunctionoftheChronicler’sTempleDespoliationNoticesinLightofImperialRealitiesinYehud.”JournalofBiblicalLiterature129(2010)31–47.

________.“ProphecyInfluencingHistory:DialogismintheChronicler’sAhazNarrative.”Pages143–65inProphetsandProphecyinAncientIsraeliteHistoriography.EditedbyMarkJBodaandLissaWray-Beal.WinonaLake:Eisenbrauns,2013.

________.“LettheCrimeFitthePunishment:TheChronicler’sExplicationofDavid’s‘Sin’in1Chronicles21.”Pages65–80inChroniclingtheChronicler:TheBookofChroniclesandEarlySecondTempleHistoriography.EditedbyPaulS.EvansandTylerF.Williams.WinonaLake:Eisenbrauns,2013.

________.“HistoriaorExegesis?AssessingtheChronicler’sHezekiah-SennacheribNarrative.”Pages103–120inChroniclingtheChronicler:TheBookofChroniclesandEarlySecondTempleHistoriography.EditedbyPaulS.EvansandTylerF.Williams.WinonaLake:Eisenbrauns,2013.

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________.“CreatingaNew“GreatDivide”:TheExoticizationofAncientCultureinSomeRecentApplicationsofOralityStudiestotheBible.”JournalofBiblicalLiterature136(2017)749–764.

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