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Metaphors And Similes For Yahweh In Hosea 14:2-9 (1-8): A Study Of Hoseanic Pictorial Language

Author(s): Oestreich, Bernhard
ISBN10: 3631336667
ISBN13: 9783631336663
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Table of Contents
Preface 5(13)
List Of Abbreviations
13(4)
Introduction
17(28)
Introduction to the Problem
17(1)
Review of Literature on the Exegesis of Biblical Metaphors
18(9)
Rhetorical Tradition
18(1)
Mythological and Cultic Interpretations
19(3)
Metaphors Explained According to Iconography
22(1)
Semantic Interpretations
23(2)
Linguistic Interpretations
25(2)
Review of Works on Hosea 14
27(6)
Commentaries
27(3)
Studies on Hosea's Images
30(3)
On the Interpretation of Metaphors
33(8)
Method of the Study
41(4)
Limitation And Structure Of The Passage Hosea 14:2-9 (ENG. 1-8)
45(12)
Limitation of the Text
45
Unity of the Passage
44(2)
Substructure of the Passage
46(11)
The ``Healing'' Metaphor In Hosea 14:5 (ENG. 14:4)
57(32)
Introduction
57(1)
The Concept of Sickness/Healing in the Old Testament
58(14)
Healing of Wounds
58(1)
The Meaning of ***
58(1)
The Context of the Term
59(2)
The Persons Involved
61(5)
Yahweh as Healer
66(1)
Introduction
66(1)
Suggested Interpretations
66(3)
Yahweh as the Father/King
69(2)
The Age of the Concept
71(1)
The Healing Metaphor in the Book of Hosea
72(12)
Hosea 5:12-13; 6:1
72(1)
The Situation of the People
72(2)
Hosea Employs Metaphorical Language
74(1)
Hosea Uses a Common Metaphor
74(2)
The Meaning of the Metaphor
76(3)
Hosea 6:11b-7:1
79(1)
The Metaphor
79(1)
Yahweh Acts in the Father's/King's Role
80(1)
The Meaning of the Metaphor
80(2)
Hosea 11:1-3
82(1)
The Metaphor
82(1)
The Meaning of the Metaphor
83(1)
The Meaning of the Healing Metaphor in Hosea 14:5
84(5)
The Conventional Metaphor
84(1)
New Feature: Apostasy as the Object of Yahweh's Healing
84(1)
The Meaning of the Healing Metaphor
85(1)
Israel's Desperate Situation
85(1)
The Expression of Hone
86(1)
Royal Connotations of the Metaphor
86(1)
Covenant Connotations of the Metaphor
87(2)
The ``Love'' Metaphor In Hosea 14:5 (Eng. 14:4)
89(68)
Introduction
89(1)
*** in the Old Testament
89(2)
The Meaning of the Term ***
89(1)
The Use in the Old Testament
90(1)
Parallels
90(1)
Areas of Meaning
90(1)
Marital Love in the Book of Hosea
91(17)
Introduction
91(1)
Hosea 1:2
92(1)
The Metaphor
92(2)
The Meaning of the Metaphor
94(1)
Hosea 2: Aspects of the Marriage Metaphor
95(5)
Hosea 3
100(1)
The Metaphor
100(3)
The Meaning of the Metaphor
103(1)
Hosea 5:7
104(1)
The Metaphor
104(1)
The Meaning of the Metaphor
104(1)
Summary: Characteristics of the Marriage Metaphor
105(1)
A Broken Relationship
105(1)
Fertility Is Not Prominent
105(1)
Juridical and Historical Emphasis
106(1)
Shocking Language for Apostasy
107(1)
Origin of the Marriage Metaphor
108(17)
Previous Suggestions
108(1)
Hosea's Own Martial Experience
108(1)
Fertility Religion
109(4)
Yahweh Is Called ``Baal''
113(1)
Covenant
114(1)
Background of the Metaphor
115(1)
Hosea Supposes the Metaphor to Be Known
115(1)
The Fornication Motif
115(3)
The Jealousy Motif
118(3)
The Expulsion Motif
121(1)
The Treaty Language
122(1)
Yahweh Commanded to Employ the Marriage Metaphor
123(1)
Summary
123(2)
Parental Love in the Book of Hosea
125(15)
Hosea 11:1-4
125(1)
The Metaphor
125(1)
The Meaning of the Metaphor
126(6)
Hosea 9:10
132(1)
The Metaphor
132(1)
The Meaning of the Metaphor
133(5)
Hosea 9:15
138(1)
The Metaphor
138(1)
The Meaning of the Metaphor
138(1)
Summary: Characteristics of the Adoption Metaphor
139(1)
Origin of the Adoption Metaphor
140(9)
Previous Suggestions
140(1)
Introduced by Hosea for the First Time
140(3)
Divine Adoption of a King
143(1)
Wisdom Tradition
143(1)
The Background of the Adoption Metaphor
143(1)
Israel Is Yahweh's First-born Son
143(2)
Yahweh Is the Father of the Orphans
145(1)
Israel Is the Rebellious Adoptive Son
145(1)
Father-son Image in Treaty Language
146(2)
Summary
148(1)
The Meaning of the Love Metaphor in Hosea 14:5
149(8)
Hosea 14:5 Employs the Conventional Adoption Metaphor
149(1)
Parallel to Hos 11:1-4
149(1)
Context
150(1)
Free-will Action
151(1)
Reference to the Negative Tradition
152(1)
New Features of the Image
153(1)
Positive Context
153(1)
Emotional Emphasis
153(1)
Invitation of the Audience
153(1)
The Meaning of the Love Metaphor in Hosea 14:5
154(1)
Yahweh Begins Anew
154(1)
Royal Connotations of the Metaphor
154(1)
Parallel to the Marriage Metaphor
154(3)
The ``Dew'' Metaphor In Hosea 14:6 (Eng. 14:5)
157(34)
Introduction
157(1)
Dew in Palestine
157(3)
Summer Dew
157(1)
Fall Dew (Drizzle)
158(1)
Abundance of Dew
158(1)
Importance of Dew for Vegetation
159(1)
The Dew Similes in the Book of Hosea
160(9)
Hosea 6:4
160(1)
The Text and Its Similes
160(1)
The Meaning of the Images in the Context
161(1)
The Dew Image
162(2)
Parallelism of the Cloud and Dew Images
164(1)
Background of the negative Dew Image
164(1)
Hosea 13:3
165(1)
The Text and Its Similes
165(1)
The Meaning of the Images in the Context
166(1)
The Meaning of the Cluster of Images
167(1)
The Communicative Effects of the Cluster
168(1)
The Old Testament Background of the Dew Image
169(13)
Blessing
169(1)
Miracle
170(1)
Dew as a Military Image?
171(2)
Dew's Soft and Almost Hidden Effectiveness?
173(1)
Dew in Connection with Creation and Resurrection
173(1)
Isa 26:19
173(6)
Ps 110:3
179(2)
Ps 133:3
181(1)
Dew as a Negative Image
182(1)
Cant 5:2
182(1)
Dan 4 and 5
182(1)
The Dew Image in Hosea 14:6
182(9)
Suggested Canaanite Background
182(2)
The Dew in Hosea 14:6 as an Image for Eschatological Blessing
184(1)
Blessing as Traditional Background
184(1)
New Features of the Dew Image
185(2)
The Meaning of the Dew Simile
187(4)
The ``Tree'' Metaphor In Hosea 14:9 (Eng. 14:8)
191(36)
Introduction
191(1)
The *** Tree
192(3)
The Background of the Tree Image
195(20)
Suggested Interpretations of the Tree Image
196(1)
Israel
196(1)
The Righteous
197(1)
The Lover
198(1)
Vitality and Fertility
199(1)
Tree of Life
200(1)
God or Goddess
201(6)
Sacred Trees, Sacred Groves
207(2)
The Forest Tree as an Image of the Kind
209(1)
Biblical and Extrabiblical Evidence
209(5)
Mythic-ritual Symbol or Metaphor?
214(1)
The Tree Image in Hosea 14.9
215(12)
The Royal-tree Image as Background
215(2)
The New Features of the Tree Simile in Hosea 14:9
217(1)
The Simile
217(1)
Fruit as the Extension of the Royal-tree Image
217(1)
The Paradise Trees as Background for the Fruit
218(3)
Lebanon Tree and Fruit Tree in Canticles
221(1)
The Meaning of the Tree Simile in Hosea 14:9
222(1)
Paradise Regained with Yahweh, the Eschatological King
222(1)
Tree Image and Fertility
223(4)
Conclusions
227(8)
Conventional Metaphors
227(1)
The Rational Effect of the Metaphors
227(1)
Metaphoric Network
228(4)
Royal Images
229(1)
Presupposed Covenant
230(1)
Images of Paradise
230(2)
Results for the Interpretation of the Whole Book
232(3)
Selected Bibliography 235

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