From law to prophecy : Ezekiel's use of the holiness code

Michael A. Lyons

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Preface Abbreviations Table of Contents INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1. H AND ITS RELATION TO EZEKIEL CHAPTER 2. TOOLS FOR EVALUATING TEXTUAL DEPENDENCE CHAPTER 3. THE PROCESS BY WHICH EZEKIEL SHAPED THE MATERIAL CHAPTER 4. THE RHETORIC OF EZEKIEL'S USE OF THE HOLINESS CODE CHAPTER 5. EZEKIEL'S USE OF H AS A RESPONSE TO THE EXILE CONCLUSION Appendix 1: Index of Parallel Passages by Order of Occurrence in Ezekiel Appendix 2: Index of Shared Locutions by Order of Occurrence in Lev 17-26 Bibliography.

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