Offering Isaac again and again: Pseudo-Philo's Use of the Aqedah as Intertext
Updated by:
Atar Livneh
Research notes:
reader checked
05/07/2012 AL
PR/corrected/23/12/2019
Reference type:
Journal Article
year:
2000
Full title:
Offering Isaac again and again: Pseudo-Philo's Use of the Aqedah as Intertext
Journal / Book Title || Series Title:
Catholic Biblical Quarterly
Volume:
62
Issue / Series Volume:
3
Pages:
481-507
Work type:
Essay/Monograph
Abstract:
Pseudo-Philo invokes the so-called Aqedah of Genesis 22 three times--in God's response to Balaam, in the hymn of Deborah, and in the speech of Jephthah's daughter. This accords with Pseudo-Philo's pattern of omitting stories from their proper chronological location and intruding them at a later point in his narrative.
Hebrew bible:
Book:
Genesis
Chapter(s):
22
Book:
Numbers
Chapter(s):
22^24
Book:
Judges
Chapter(s):
4^5
Book:
Judges
Chapter(s):
11
Primary Texts: Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha:
Composition / Author:
Biblical Antiquities
Passage:
18
Composition / Author:
Biblical Antiquities
Passage:
32
Composition / Author:
Biblical Antiquities
Passage:
40
URL:
http://search.proquest.com/docview/220235719/13C2ED5C0BD298894FB/7?accountid=14546
Label:
2000
Record number:
14 298