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	ORIGIN AND IDENTITY: REREADING EXODUS AS A POLEMICAL NARRATIVE THEN (PALESTINE) AND NOW (AFRICA)
	Bosman, Hendrik
通讯作者	Bosman, H
来源期刊	SCRIPTURA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIBLE RELIGION AND THEOLOGY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
ISSN	0254-1807
EISSN	2305-445X
出版年	2005
卷号	90 页码:869-877
英文摘要	For several decades the book of Exodus was the locus classicus for the struggle against colonialism and racial discrimination across Africa. This paper engages with the problem: How do we appropriate the book of Exodus theologically in a post-colonial Africa? The validity of the following hypothesis will be investigated: The book of Exodus can be interpreted as a polemical narrative concerned with origin of Israel as a nation, born within the crucible of slavery and forged by the guiding divine presence during the sojourn in the desert and at Mount Sinai. It is argued that there are similarities between elements of the Exodus narrative and certain texts in the Ancient Near East -specific attention will be given to the three major themes of the Baal epic: The crossing of the Re(e) d Sea (Ex 14-15) and Baal's victory over Yam (sea); the instructions concerning the tabernacle and the eventual building of the tabernacle (Ex 25-31, 35-40) and the arguments for building a temple or palace for Baal; as well as the destruction of the golden calf (Ex 32-34) and the annihilation of Mot (death) by Anat. Brief mention is also be made of correspondences between the narratives in Exodus and certain Assyrian and Neo-Babylonian texts. In all these contexts it is suggested that Yahweh is portrayed as the deity that played a crucial role in the origin of Israel as a nation and that this was constitutive for emerging monotheism as the religious identity of Israel as a nation. In closing it will be reflected on how African narratives concerning origin and identity can engage in an intertextual dialogue with the Exodus narrative.
英文关键词	Book of Exodus Identity Intertextuality Polemical Narrative
类型	Article
语种	英语
开放获取类型	DOAJ Gold
收录类别	ESCI
WOS记录号	WOS:000421673300026
WOS类目	Religion
WOS研究方向	Religion
资源类型	期刊论文
条目标识符	http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/328690
作者单位	[Bosman, Hendrik] Stellenbosch Univ, Dept Old & New Testament, Stellenbosch, South Africa
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Bosman, Hendrik. ORIGIN AND IDENTITY: REREADING EXODUS AS A POLEMICAL NARRATIVE THEN (PALESTINE) AND NOW (AFRICA)[J],2005,90:869-877.
APA	Bosman, Hendrik.(2005).ORIGIN AND IDENTITY: REREADING EXODUS AS A POLEMICAL NARRATIVE THEN (PALESTINE) AND NOW (AFRICA).SCRIPTURA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIBLE RELIGION AND THEOLOGY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA,90,869-877.
MLA	Bosman, Hendrik."ORIGIN AND IDENTITY: REREADING EXODUS AS A POLEMICAL NARRATIVE THEN (PALESTINE) AND NOW (AFRICA)".SCRIPTURA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIBLE RELIGION AND THEOLOGY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA 90(2005):869-877.

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