The two 'moral worlds' of Jerusalem and exile provide the key to Ezekiel's ethics. The prophet both offers an explanation of the disaster in terms familiar to his hearers' past experience, and provides ethical strategies for coping with the far more limited possibilities of life in Babylonia.
The two 'moral worlds' of Jerusalem and exile provide the key to Ezekiel's ethics. The prophet both offers an explanation of the disaster in terms familiar to his hearers' past experience, and provides ethical strategies for coping with the far more limited possibilities of life in Babylonia.
Andrew Mein is Tutor in the Old Testament, Westcott House, Cambridge.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1: Moral Worlds: Ancient Israelite Ethics in a Social Context 2: Ezekiel and the Exiles 3: The World of Politics 4: The Politics of Cult 5: Ritual and Ethics 6: The `Domestication' of Ethics 7: From Responsibility to Passivity Conclusion: Ezekiel and the Ethics of Exile
Introduction 1: Moral Worlds: Ancient Israelite Ethics in a Social Context 2: Ezekiel and the Exiles 3: The World of Politics 4: The Politics of Cult 5: Ritual and Ethics 6: The `Domestication' of Ethics 7: From Responsibility to Passivity Conclusion: Ezekiel and the Ethics of Exile
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