Destiny of the Defiant

Was geschieht mit dem unbußfertigen Sünder? Die Hebräische Bibel verhängt kārēt / »Abschneidung«. Donald J. Wolds semantische Feldanalyse der hebräischen, griechischen, Qumran- und rabbinischen Quellen zeigt, dass kārēt als Fluch, der dem hochmütigen Sünder das ewige Leben verweigert, allein von Gott vollstreckt wird.Chapter 1 The Road Ahead
Chapter 2 On Meaning and Method
2.1 Introduction
2.2 The Meaning of Meaning
2.3 The Priestly Writer
2.4 Semantic Field Theory
2.5 Summary
Chapter 3 The Semantic Field of Kārēt
3.1 Introduction
3.2 The Kārēt-Formula
3.3 The Semantic Field of Kārēt in Akkadian
3.4 The West-Semitic Semantic Field of Kārēt
3.5 The Hittite Evidence
3.6 Syntagmatic Terms and Phrases in Relation to Kārēt
3.7 Summary
Chapter 4 The Context Situations of Kārēt
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Violations Against Sacred Time
4.3 Violations Against Sacred Substance
4.4 Failure to Perform Purification Rituals
4.5 Illicit Worship
4.6 Forbidden Sexual Relations
4.7 Blasphemy
4.8 Summary
Chapter 5 The Semantic Field of the Verb כרת in the Septuagint
5.1 Introduction
5.2 The Qal of כרת and Covenant Formation
5.3 Terms for Non-Covenantal כרת
5.4 The Niphal of כרת outside the Kārēt-Formula
5.5 The Hiphal of כרת outside the Kārēt-Formula
5.6 The Niphal and Hiphil of כרת in the Kārēt-Formula
5.7 The Semantic Field of Kārēt in the LXX
5.8 Summary
Chapter 6 Kārēt in the Dead Sea Scrolls
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Manual of Discipline
6.3 War Scroll – 1QM I,4
6.4 Thanksgiving Hymns
6.5 Pesher to 4QpPs37
6.6 Patriarchal Blessing 4QPB
6.7 Zadokite Fragments
6.8 Summary
Chapter 7 Kārēt and Afterlife
7.1 Introduction
7.2 The Expression נאסף אל עמיו
7.3 The Expression sbj n k3.f
7.4 What’s in a Name?
7.5 Death and Afterlife in Mesopotamia
7.6 Notes on Rabbinic Kārēt and Afterlife
7.7 Summary
Chapter 8 Synopsis and Conclusion