The Torah and the King: Zedekiah’s Edict (Jer 34) and Deuteronomistic Redaction

IF 0.2 2区哲学 0 RELIGION

ZEITSCHRIFT FUR DIE ALTTESTAMENTLICHE WISSENSCHAFT Pub Date : 2022-03-01 DOI:10.1515/zaw-2022-0002

Dylan R. Johnson

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Abstract The notion that the Torah represents a supervening »rule of law« that circumscribes the political and legal authority of the king stems from a particular Deuteronomistic scribal circle that worked long after the Davidic monarchy had ended. Using Zedekiah’s edict (Jer 34:8–22) as a case study, this paper examines how Deuteronomistic redactors recast the final normative legal act of an independent Judahite king as his pious application of Pentateuchal law.

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律法和国王:西底家诏书(耶34)和申命记修订

Torah代表了一种监督的“法律规则”，它限制了国王的政治和法律权威，这一概念源于一个特定的申命记文士圈，该文士圈在大卫王朝结束后很久才开始工作。本文以西底家的谕旨(耶34:8-22)为例，考察了《申命记》的编纂者是如何将一个独立的犹太国王的最终规范性法律行为改写为他对摩西五经律法的虔诚应用。

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