The Chronicler as theologian: essays in honor of Ralph W. Klein

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Gary N. Knoppers Shem, Ham and Japheth: The Universal and the Particular in the Genealogy of Nations Gerrie F. Snyman A Possible World of Text Production for the Genealogy in 1 Chronicles 2.3-4.23 Ehud Ben Zvi The Secession of the Northern Kingdom in Chronicles: Accepted 'Facts' and New Meanings Philip Abadie From the Impious Manasseh (2 Kings 21) to the Convert Manasseh (2 Chronicles 33): Theological Rewriting by the Chronicler Mark A. Throntveit The Relationship of Hezekiah to David and Solomon in the Books of Chronicles Leslie C. Allen Aspects of Generational Commitment and Challenge in Chronicles Christopher T. Begg The Ark in Chronicles Roddy L. Braun Cyrus in Second and Third Isaiah, Chronicles, Ezra, and Nehemiah John C. Endres Theology of Worship in Chronicles Isaac Kalimi Jerusalem? The Divine City: The Representation Of Jerusalem in Chronicles Compared with Earlier and Later Jewish Compositions Brian E. Kelly 'Retribution' Revisited: Covenant, Grace and Restoration William M. Schniedewind The Evolution of Name Theology John W. Wright Beyond Transcendence and Immanence: The Characterization of the Presence and Activity of God in the Book of Chronicles

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