De Gruyter Ezekiel's Vision Accounts - Theological Study

Explore the complex structure of the Old Testament through this scholarly investigation into Ezekiel's vision accounts. While Ezekiel is known for its strong organization, many studies overlook how the various vision sequences function together as a single, interconnected body of text. This book addresses that gap by examining the relationship between Ez 1:1-3:15, 8-11, 37:1-14, and 40-48. This study provides a unique perspective by combining redaction-critical analysis with literary methods used in synchronic approaches. By applying the paradigm of Fortschreibung, the author presents a unified redaction history that considers how these visions relate to one another. It is an essential resource for students and scholars of biblical studies seeking to understand the literary unity and theological depth of the Ezekiel text.