Honor and shame in 1 Samuel 1-7 / Bin Kang.
Publication details: Carlisle : Langham Monographs, c2022.Description: xiii, 268 pages ; 23 cmContent type:- text
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- 9781839736032
- 1839736038
- 9781839737770
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 247-268)
Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Chapter 1 -- Introduction -- 1.1 Background to and Reason for This Research -- 1.2 Honor and Shame Defined -- 1.3 A Review of the Research on Honor and Shame -- 1.3.1 A survey related to Old Testament in general -- 1.3.2 Literature reviews related to Deuteronomistic History -- 1.3.3 Literature reviews related to the book of First Samuel -- 1.4 The Justification for This Study -- 1.5 Research Methodology -- 1.6 Scope and Delimitation -- 1.7 The Structure of Our Study -- Chapter 2 -- The Language of Honor and Shame in 1 Samuel -- 2.1 Introduction
31:4) -- 2.12 The Stigmatized Metaphors: A Dog, a Flea (1 Sam 17:43 -- 24:14 -- 26:20) -- 2.13 A Disfigured Body as a Sign of Shame (1 Sam 31:8-13) -- 2.14 Conclusion -- Chapter 3 -- Hannah -- Competing for Honor, from the Ashamed to the Honored (1 Sam 1:1-2:11, 18-21) -- 3.1 Hannah Ashamed of Her Barrenness (1 Sam 1:1-8) -- 3.2 God Clears Hannah's Shame by Giving Her a Child (1 Sam 1:9-20) -- 3.3 Hannah Honors God by Offering Samuel to the Lord (1 Sam 1:21-28) -- 3.4 Hannah's Thanksgiving Song: The Lord Who Oversees Men's Honor and Shame (1 Sam 2:1-10)
3.5 The Lord Honors Hannah by Giving Her Many Other Children (1 Sam 2:18-21) -- 3.6 Conclusion -- Chapter 4 -- The Elides and Samuel -- Honoring Selves versus Honoring God -- 4.1 Eli Honors His Sons More than the Lord (1 Sam 2:12-17, 22-25, 27-36) -- 4.2 Samuel Honors the Lord by His Faithful Service (1 Sam 3:1-10) -- 4.3 Eli's Family Judged with Shame (1 Sam 3:11-18 -- 4:12-18) -- 4.4 Samuel Honors the Lord by Establishing a Stone Monument (1 Sam 7:2-12) -- 4.5 God Honors Samuel by Establishing Him as a Prophet (1 Sam 3:19-21) -- 4.6 Conclusion
Chapter 5 -- The Ark Narrative -- YHWH Defends His Own Glory (1 Sam 4:1-7:1)
2.2 Honor and Shame Terms in the Song of Hannah (2:1-10) -- 2.2.1 רום, "be high, exalted" (2:1, 7, 8, 10), vs. שפׁל, "to bring low" (2:7) -- 2.2.2 ע ר I, "to make rich" (hiphil, 2:7), vs. רוש,ׁ "to make poor" (hiphil, 2:7) -- 2.3 The Use of כבד -- 2.4 Shame/Shaming Terms in 1 Samuel -- 2.4.1 רעם II, "to humiliate" (1 Sam 1:6) -- 2.4.2. נאץ, "to treat disrespectfully" (1 Sam 2:17) -- 2.4.3 קלל I, "to be insignificant" (qal -- 1 Sam 2:30), "to be considered insignificant" (niphal -- 1 Sam 18:23), "to curse" (piel -- 1 Sam 3:13 -- 17:43) -- 2.4.4 בזה, "to despise" (1 Sam 2:30 -- 10:27 -- 17:42)
2.4.5 חרף II, "to taunt" (1 Sam 17:10, 25, 26, 36, 45) -- חרפה, "reproach" (1 Sam 11:2 -- 17:26 -- 25:39) -- 2.4.6 כלם, "be humiliated" (1 Sam 20:34 -- 25:7, 15) -- 2.4.7 בא , "to stink" (1 Sam 27:12) -- 2.5 A "Seat" (כסא) of Honor (1 Sam 1:9 -- 2:8 -- 4:13, 18) -- 2.6 The Honor of a "Chief Position" in a Meal (1 Sam 9:22) -- 2.7 A Monument (יד), the Proclamation of Honor (1 Sam 15:12) -- 2.8 David's Esteemed Name (1 Sam 18:30) -- 2.9 The Disgrace of Nakedness (1 Sam 19:24 -- 20:30) -- 2.10 The Face of Abigail (1 Sam 25:35) -- 2.11 Uncircumcision as a Sign of Disgrace (1 Sam 14:6 -- 17:26, 36
