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050 00 BS192.2.A1 1964|b.G3 vol. 22|aBS1543 
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130 0  Bible.|pEzekiel I-XX.|lEnglish.|sGreenberg.|f1983. 
245 10 Ezekiel 1-20 :|ba new translation with introduction and 
       commentary /|cby Moshe Greenberg. 
250    First edition. 
264  1 Garden City, N.Y. :|bDoubleday,|c1983. 
300    xv, 388 pages ;|c24 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
490 1  The Anchor Bible ;|vv. 22 
504    Bibliography: pages [28]-34. 
505 0  Introduction: -- The book of Ezekiel: its parts and 
       arrangement -- The dates and the historical setting -- The
       method of this commentary: holistic interpretation -- 
       Ezekiel's call: the vision (1.1-28b) -- Ezekiel's call: 
       the commissioning (1:28b--3:15) -- The lookout (3:16-21) -
       - Confinement and symbolic acts (3:22--5:17) -- Doom upon 
       the highland of Israel (6:1-14) -- The end of the civil 
       order (7:1-27) -- The defiled temple and its abondonment 
       (8:1--11:25) -- Symbolizing the exile (12:1-16) -- The 
       coming terror (12:17-20) -- Discounting prophecy (12:21-
       28) -- Substitutes for true prophecy (13:1-23) -- God will
       not respond (14:1-11) -- An exception to the rule (14:12-
       23) -- The vinestock and Jerusalem (15:1-8) -- Jerusalem 
       the wanton (16:1-63) -- The fable of the two eagles (17:1-
       24) -- Divine justice and repentance (18:1-31) -- A dirge 
       over the kings of Israel (19:1-14) -- Threat of a second 
       exodus (20:1-44) -- v. 22A. chapters 21-37 -- God's sword 
       (21:1-37) -- Jerusalem all defiled and corrupt (22:1-31) -
       - The wanton sisters (23:1-49) -- The filthy pot (24:1-14)
       -- Disaster that constrains and releases (24:15-27) -- 
       Against four bad neighbors (25:1-17) -- Tyre wiped out (26
       :1-21) -- The shipwreck of Tyre (27:1-36) -- The fall of 
       Tyre's hubristic leader (28:1-10) -- The fall of Tyre's 
       king: a mythical version (28:11-19) -- Sidon's doom; God's
       vindication (28:20-26) -- Egypt's fall and restoration (29
       :1-16) -- An amendment to the Tyre oracles (29:17-21) -- 
       Egypt's doomsday (30:1-19) -- Egypt disarmed, Babylon 
       armed (30:20-26) -- Assyria a lesson to Egypt (31:1-18) --
       A dirge over Pharaoh (32:1-16) -- Pharaoh in the 
       netherworld (32:17-32) -- Doom prophecy is a call to 
       repent (33:1-20) -- Release from dumbness (33:21-22) -- 
       Unregenerate communities (33: 23-33) -- Shepherds bad and 
       good (34:1-31) -- Reclaiming and renewing the land (35:1--
       36:15) -- Restoration for the sake of God (36:16-38) -- 
       The resurrectional metaphor of national restoration (37:1-
       14) -- Reuniting the two kingdoms of Israel and Judah (37:
       15-28).  
630 00 Bible.|pEzekiel I-XX|xCommentaries. 
650 17 Ezechiël (bijbelboek)|2gtt 
700 1  Greenberg, Moshe. 
830  0 Bible.|lEnglish.|sAnchor Bible.|f1964 ;|vv. 22. 
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