Bringing Out the Treasure: Inner Biblical Allusion in Zechariah 9-14

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Part I The Use Of Earlier Biblical Material In Zechariah 9-14: A Study In Inner Biblical Exegesis Rex A. Mason Abstract Introduction Chapter 1: Zechariah 9.1-8 Chapter 2: Zechariah 9.9-10 Chapter 3: Zechariah 9.11-17 Chapter 4: Zechariah 10.1-2 Chapter 5: Zechariah 10.3-12 11.1-3 Chapter 6: Zechariah 11.4-17 Chapter 7: Zechariah 13.7-9 Chapter 8: Zechariah 12.1-13.6 Chapter 9: Zechariah 14 Chapter 10: Conclusion Part II Responses Chapter 11: Zechariah 9-14: Methodological Reflections David L. Petersen Chapter 12: Deutero-Zechariah and Types of Intertextuality Michael H. Floyd Chapter 13: The Growth of the Book of Isaiah Illustrated by Allusions in Zechariah Risto Nurmela Chapter 14: Some Observations on the Relation between Zechariah 9-11 and Jeremiah Eibert Tigchelaar Chapter 15: Deuteronomic Toponyms in Second Zechariah Raymond F. Person, Jr. Chapter 16: Reading Between the Lines: Zechariah 11.4-16 in its Literary Contexts Mark J. Boda Chapter 17: Zechariah 13.7-9 as a Transitional Text: An Appreciation and Re-evaluation of the Work of Rex Mason James D. Nogalski Chapter 18: Zechariah 9-14: The Capstone of the Book of the Twelve Paul L. Redditt Chapter 19: Putting the Eschatological Visions of Zechariah in Their Place: Malachi as a Hermeneutical Guide for the Last Section of the Book of the Twelve Aaron Schart Chapter 20: A Response Rex Mason

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