The Politics of Deuteronomy

Bill T. Arnold (Herausgegeben von) Born 1955; 1985 PhD, Hebraic and Cognate Studies, Hebrew Union College (Cincinnati); Paul S. Amos Professor of Old Testament Interpretation, Asbury Theological Seminary.Harald Samuel (Mit / Unter Mitarbeit von) Born 1979; 2014 Dr. theol. in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible, University of Göttingen; 2020 Habilitation; Senior Lecturer in Hebrew and Hebrew Bible at Eberhard Karls University, Tübingen.

• Bill T. Arnold: Introduction: Political Theory and Interpretive Possibilities in Deuteronomy 16:18-18:22Francis Borchardt: Judges, King, Priest, Prophet: The Invention of Authority in Deuteronomy 16:18-18:22 - Madhavi Nevader: Reading Politics and the Politics of Reading: Deuteronomy as Test Case - Brent A. Strawn: Once again on Deuteronomic 'Constitutionalism': Revision, Amendment, and the Practice(s) of Reading - Anselm C. Hagedorn: Judges between Sovereignty of Law and Limitations of Justice: Deut 16:18-20 in Its Mediterranean Context - Carmen Palmer: Reframing Deuteronomy's Law of the King through the Lens of Israelite IdentityBruce Wells: Political and Administrative Ideals in Deuteronomy and Sixth-Century Babylonia - Bill T. Arnold: Deuteronomy's Justice Manifesto: The Significance of 'Correct Decision(s)' in Deut 16:18 - Reinhard Müller: Instructions on Judiciary: A Fundamental Section of Urdeuteronomium (Deut 16:18-20*; 17:8-13*) - Kevin Mattison: Deuteronomy's Law of the King (Deut 17:14-20) as an Ancient Emoluments Clause: Protecting the King's Powers against Corruption - Sandra Jacobs: Burning Children? Deuteronomy and Its Hermeneutic of Dissent