Language:
German
Year of publication:
2021
Titel der Quelle:
Zeitschrift für Theologie und Kirche
Angaben zur Quelle:
118,4 (2021) 397-421
Keywords:
Abraham
;
Bible. Criticism, interpretation, etc.
;
Intertextuality in the Bible
Abstract:
The testing of Abraham in Gen. 22:1–19 is a parable created from many inner-biblical references. Its core is based on Gen. 12:1–7 and Exod. 3:1–5, and in further adaptations the event was moved to the mountain of God, following the example of Exod. 24:1–2, 13–14. The preparations for the sacrifice were added according to the Torah for the burnt offering in Lev 1:1–9. As in Gen. 28:19; 16:13; 32:31, special significance was ascribed to the site. In the second speech of the angel, the promises made to the fathers were given a collective messianic interpretation using Jer. 22:3–5. Lastly, the expulsion of Ishmael (Gen. 21:9–21) was taken into account, which is told along the lines of Gen 22. The passage Gen. 22 had a broad inner-biblical impact itself. Its traces can be seen in Gen. 21:9–21; 26:3–5, 24; Exod. 20:19–20; 24:11; 2Sam. 12:6; Job 1–2, among others.
DOI:
10.1628/zthk-2021-0020
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