This eBook explores the portrayal of children in the Hebrew Bible, focusing on their vulnerability and value in ancient narratives. Drawing from Julie Faith Parker's work, it analyzes the Elisha cycle to uncover children's roles as agents and victims. eBook readers gain insights into linguistic frameworks and theoretical approaches to childhood. It examines stories like those of the Shunammite's son and the Israelite slave girl, highlighting power dynamics. The text integrates historical and literary methods to deepen biblical understanding. By addressing themes of sacrifice, war, and family, this eBook challenges traditional interpretations. It emphasizes children's significance in societal and theological contexts. Accessible in eBook format, it's ideal for scholars and enthusiasts. Overall, it enriches discussions on ancient texts and modern views of childhood.
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File Format: PDF
PDF Version: 1.6
Publish Date: 2015
Number of Pages: 269
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