Joshua: Baker Commentary on the Old Testament: Historical Books

By:

Goldingay, John [author.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Baker Commentary on the Old Testament: Historical BooksPublication details: Grand Rapids, Michigan Baker Academic 2023Description: 507p 24 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781540964618

Subject(s):

Bible. Joshua -- Commentaries

DDC classification:

BC02 23/eng/20220630 B171

Contents:

Part One: The Israelites Gain Control of Canaan (1:1-12:28) 49 1. Introduction: How Yahweh Issued an Exhortation to Joshua and Joshua Issued One to Israel (1:1-18) 59 2. How Joshua Checked Out the Land (2:1-24) 80 3. How the Israelites Crossed the Jordan (3:1-5:1) 106 4. How the Israelites Arrived in Canaan (5:2-12) 128 5. How Yahweh Gave Over Jericho (5:13-6:27) 136 6. How the Israelites Got into Trouble at The Ai (7:1-26) 159 7. How the Israelites Succeeded at The Ai (8:1-29) 178 8. How Joshua Built an Altar and Read the Torah (8:30-35) 190 9. How Joshua Fell for a Trick (9:1-27) 198 10. How Joshua Kept His Word (10:1-43) 218 11. How Joshua Repeated a Ploy (11:1-23) 240 12. How Joshua Dealt with the Kings of Canaan (12:1-24) 254 Part Two: Joshua and Eleazar Distribute the Land (13:1-24:33) 263 13. Introduction: How Yahweh Commissioned Joshua to Allocate the Land (13:1-7) 271 14. How Moses Had Started the Process (13:8-33) 280 15. How Eleazar and Joshua Are to Set About Allocating the Land, and How Joshua Started (14:1-15) 290 16. The Lot for Judah, with a Story about Caleb, Aksah, and Othniel (15:1-63) 302 17. The Lot for Joseph, with a Story about Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milkah, and Tirzah (16:1-17:18) 318 18. How Eleazar and Joshua Set About Determining the Allocations for the Other Clans (18:1-10) 332 19. The Endowments for the Seven Clans (18:11-19:51) 341 20. Asylum Towns and Levitical Towns (20:1-21:45) 359 21. Conclusion (1): How the Israelites Are to Get By When the Clans Are Separated (22:1-34) 378 22. Conclusion (2): Joshua Says Farewell (23:1-16) 399 23. Conclusion (3): Witnesses! (24:1-33) 412

Summary: "A highly regarded Old Testament scholar offers a substantive and useful commentary on the book of Joshua and explores its contemporary significance"-- Provided by publisher.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Reference	DVK Library Reference -> Ground Floor -> BC	BC02 B171 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		22147178

Includes bibliographical references (pages 433-479) and indexes.

Part One: The Israelites Gain Control of Canaan (1:1-12:28) 49
1. Introduction: How Yahweh Issued an Exhortation to Joshua
and Joshua Issued One to Israel (1:1-18) 59
2. How Joshua Checked Out the Land (2:1-24) 80
3. How the Israelites Crossed the Jordan (3:1-5:1) 106
4. How the Israelites Arrived in Canaan (5:2-12) 128
5. How Yahweh Gave Over Jericho (5:13-6:27) 136
6. How the Israelites Got into Trouble at The Ai (7:1-26) 159
7. How the Israelites Succeeded at The Ai (8:1-29) 178
8. How Joshua Built an Altar and Read the Torah
(8:30-35) 190
9. How Joshua Fell for a Trick (9:1-27) 198
10. How Joshua Kept His Word (10:1-43) 218
11. How Joshua Repeated a Ploy (11:1-23) 240
12. How Joshua Dealt with the Kings of Canaan (12:1-24) 254
Part Two: Joshua and Eleazar Distribute the Land (13:1-24:33) 263
13. Introduction: How Yahweh Commissioned Joshua to Allocate the Land (13:1-7) 271
14. How Moses Had Started the Process (13:8-33) 280
15. How Eleazar and Joshua Are to Set About Allocating the
Land, and How Joshua Started (14:1-15) 290
16. The Lot for Judah, with a Story about Caleb, Aksah, and
Othniel (15:1-63) 302
17. The Lot for Joseph, with a Story about Mahlah, Noah,
Hoglah, Milkah, and Tirzah (16:1-17:18) 318
18. How Eleazar and Joshua Set About Determining the
Allocations for the Other Clans (18:1-10) 332
19. The Endowments for the Seven Clans (18:11-19:51) 341
20. Asylum Towns and Levitical Towns (20:1-21:45) 359
21. Conclusion (1): How the Israelites Are to Get By When the
Clans Are Separated (22:1-34) 378
22. Conclusion (2): Joshua Says Farewell (23:1-16) 399
23. Conclusion (3): Witnesses! (24:1-33) 412

"A highly regarded Old Testament scholar offers a substantive and useful commentary on the book of Joshua and explores its contemporary significance"-- Provided by publisher.

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