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1. www.goodreads.com › en › bookGenesis Ideology: Essays on the Uses and Meanings of Stories

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   Oct 17, 2017 · In clear and cogent language, David Aaron provides an original framework for understanding the book of Genesis in light of the ideological concerns of its authors. Drawing on his vast knowledge of Ancient Near Eastern literature and modern literary theory, Aaron allows seemingly familiar biblical passages to yield novel, ethical, and religious ...

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   Wondering if and if so, how, author David Aaron is regarded in the field? I found the essays included in the book to very interesting, but the intended audience seems to be directed towards how to read Genesis through the lens of being Jewish.

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4. reformjudaism.org › author › rabbi-david-h-aaronRabbi David H. Aaron - Reform Judaism

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   Dec 9, 2014 · Rabbi David H. Aaron received his doctorate from Brandeis University and ordination from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati. He is Professor of Hebrew Bible and History of Interpretation at HUC-JIR, Cincinnati, Ohio. His most recent book is Etched in Stone: The Emergence of the Decalogue (T & T Clark, 2006).

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   Genesis Ideology explores the purpose of stories in the book of Genesis as building blocks for ancient Israelite culture. This book exposes the intersection of the author's ideological agenda and the contemporary reader's interpretive practice.

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   According to the classical formulation of this hypothesis, the sources and their dates are as follows: J, the Yahwist (Jahwist in German), dating to the 900s B.C.E.; E, the Elohist, to the 800s B.C.E.; D, the Deuteronomist, to the 600s B.C.E.; and P, the Priestly Code, to the 400s B.C.E.

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   Sep 26, 2017 · Genesis Ideology explores the purpose of stories in the book of Genesis as building blocks for ancient Israelite culture. This book exposes the

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   Who is Rabbi David Aaron?

   • Rabbi David H. Aaron received his doctorate from Brandeis University and ordination from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati. He is Professor of Hebrew Bible and History of Interpretation at HUC-JIR, Cincinnati, Ohio. His most recent book is Etched in Stone: The Emergence of the Decalogue (T & T Clark, 2006).

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   Who was the author of Genesis?

   • Both internal and external evidence is lacking to reasonably establish the author of Genesis. While the NT speaks of the Law as 'Moses' or the 'books' or 'law' of Moses, it nowhere points specifically to Genesis by itself in these terms. Portions of the Pentateuch record the strategic role Moses played in its making.

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   Who received the Book of Genesis?

   • As discussed in the Introduction to the Pentateuch, the most immediate recipients of the Book of Genesis would likely have been the Exodus generation. Yet it is clear that the intended audience was to extend to all future generations of the elect seed of Abraham who would be born under the Mosaic covenant (see, Deut 29:14–15).

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   When was the Book of Genesis written?

   • A summary of important events between these time points is shown below (see, Archer 1979:365; Merrill 1987:31). Assuming Mosaic authorship, the date of composition for the Book of Genesis would have to be between 1446 B.C. (the date of the Exodus) and 1406 B.C. (the death of Moses).

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   What is the historical context for Understanding Genesis?

   • The historical context for understanding Genesis, however, is not the occasion for its writing, but rather the historical circumstances which are revealed in the progress of the narrative as it moves from the Creation to the death of Joseph.

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   How is Genesis organized?

   • Genesis may be organized, therefore, in terms of these three major acts of God; His act of creation, His acts of judgment, and His act of promise, which He effects through His word. This suggests the following broad theological organization of Genesis:

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9. bible.org › 1-analysis-and-synthesis-genesis1. Analysis and Synthesis of Genesis - bible.org

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   Jun 15, 2010 · The book of Genesis begins by introducing God who existed before the Creation (Gen 1:1a). Genesis does not argue for the existence of God, rather it is written with the fundamental presupposition that before the world was created, God was––“In the beginning God”.