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Mary Chilton Callaway. Jeremiah Through the Centuries
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Guide
Pages
Wiley Blackwell Bible Commentaries
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Jeremiah Through the Centuries
List of Illustrations. Introduction
Commentary
Series Editors’ Preface
Acknowledgments
Testimonia
Introduction
Theory and Practice of Reception History
Jeremiah in Three Guises
Jeremiah in Antiquity
Early Judaism
The Developing Biblical Tradition
Early Christianity
The Liturgical Jeremiah
Rabbinic Judaism
Medieval Jeremiahs
Jeremiah in Medieval Christianity
The Glossa Ordinaria
Narrative Bibles
Picture Bibles
Medieval Jewish Sources
Jeremiah in Islamic Tradition
Early Modernity
The Reformers take on Jeremiah’s Persona
Jeremy Emboldens Faithful Outlaws in England
Jeremiah in Early Modern Europe
Jeremiah in the Counter‐Reformation
Jérémie in French Society
Jérémie as French Rebel
Jérémie Speaks Elegant French but Remains Stubbornly Hebrew
Holy Terror: Jérémie in Popular Culture
Jérémie Evokes Both Tears and Snickers in Eighteenth‐century France
Jeremy Weeps for England’s Pleasant Land
Jeremiah in Early Humanist Struggles with the Bible
Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. The Paradox of Jeremiah in the Nineteenth Century
Jeremiah for Children
Jeremiah in War Time
The American Jeremiad
Jeremiah’s Voice in American Culture
Practical Notes for Using the Commentary
Jeremiah 1. Word of the Lord or Words of Jeremiah? (Jer 1:1)
Jeremiah Before Birth (1:4–5)
A Prophet to the Nations (1:5)
Resisting God (1:6)
Filling Jeremiah’s Mouth
The Job Description (1:10)
God’s Pun (1:11–12)
What’s Cooking? (1:13–16)
Jeremiah 2
God’s Lawsuit (2:1–13)
Leaky Cisterns or Living Water? (2:12–13)
A Puzzling Verb Becomes a Word of Salvation (2:20)
Prophetic Pornography (2:20–25)
Jeremiah in the Synagogue (2:4–28)
Jeremiah 3. A Rare Allusion to God the Father (3:4,19)
Holy Forgetting (3:15–18)
3:24–25
Jeremiah 4. A Subversive Translation (4:1–2)
The Circumcised Heart (4:4)
Reading Metaphor (4:7)
Does God Deceive? (4:9–10)
Body and Soul (4:19–22)
Apocalypse Now (4:23–28)
Word to Jeremiah
Contradiction as Problem and Opportunity (4:27)
Dressing Down a Gussied‐Up Female (4:29–31)
Jeremiah 5. Nothing Bad Will Happen to Us (5:12)
Divine Fire Consuming Human Wood (5:14)
An Appalling and Horrible Thing (5:30–31)
Jeremiah 6. Two Roads Diverged (6:16)
Buying Salvation (6:20)
Jeremiah as Fortress and/or Refiner (6:27)
Jeremiah 7. A Den of Thieves (7:1–15)
A Troubling Contradiction (7:21–24)
Jeremiah 8. Reading Jeremiah as Science (8:7)
The Balm of Gilead (8:22)
Jeremiah 9. A Fountain of Tears (9,1,18)
Internalizing the Prophet’s Cry (9:2)
Death Climbs in the Windows (9:21)
Jeremiah 10. Superstition and Science (10:2–5)
Who Will Not Fear You? (10:7)
Wise Fools (10:12–16)
Humans Are Not Masters of Themselves (10:23–24)
Correct Me, O Lord (10:24)
Pour Out Thy Wrath (10:25)
Jeremiah 11. Let Us Put Wood in his Bread (11:19)
Jeremiah 12. A Lawsuit Against God (12:1–4)
Shameful Revenues (12:13)
Jeremiah 13. Jeremiah’s Loincloth (13:1–11)
Jeremiah’s Tears (13:17)
Unsettling Images (13: 22–27)
Jeremiah 14. The Inn and the Manger (14:7–9)
Jeremiah 15. Saints Alive (15:1)
Woe is Me, My Mother (15:10)
Changing Fashions in Prayer (15:15)
Is Jeremiah Blasphemous? (15:18)
A Divine Reprimand Reconsidered (15:19)
Jeremiah 16. Prophetic Celibacy (16:1–4)
Hunters and Fishers (16:16–18)
Jeremiah 17. Misplaced Trust (17:5)
Is the Human Heart Deep, or Depraved? (17:9–10)
The Partridge (17:11)
Jeremiah 18. The Surprise of Divine Freedom (18:1–12)
Jeremiah 19. Jeremiah Smashes a Jug
Jeremiah 20–21. Jeremiah in the Stocks (20:1–6)
Divine Deception (20:7)
Whose Violence and Destruction? (20:8)
A Reproach and a Derision (20:8)
A Burning Fire (20:9)
Do Saints Curse? (20:13–18)
Jeremiah 22. The Burial of an Ass (22:18–19)
Jeremiah and the Lost Ark (22:29)
Jeremiah 23. The Righteous Branch (23:5–6)
False Prophets (23:9–40)
Jeremiah 24. Two Baskets of Figs (24:1–10)
Jeremiah 25
The Cup of the Wine of Wrath (25:15–31)
Jeremiah 26–28
Jeremiah’s Yoke (Jer 27:2; 28:1–17)
False Prophets
Jeremiah 29
Build and Plant (29:1–6)
Praying for the Enemy (29:7)
Seventy Years (29:10)
God’s Inscrutable Plans (29:11)
Jeremiah as Contemporary Prophet (Jer 29:19)
Jeremiah 30–31. Hope in the Midst of Trauma (30:1–3)
Rachel Weeps in Every Century (31:15–17)
Gender‐Bending (31:22)
The New Covenant (31:31–34)
Jeremiah 32–33. A Strange Real Estate Deal
Jeremiah 34. Taking Back the Gift of Freedom (34:8–22)
Jeremiah 35
Jeremiah 36
Free Will and Divine Omniscience (36:3, 7)
Word, Scroll, Book (36:2, 5, 18)
Jehoiakim as Perennial Tyrant (36:20–26)
Words and the Word (36:27)
Jeremiah 37–38. Dungeon and Cistern
Ancient Allegories (38:1–13)
A Model for Political Resistance (38:1–16)
The Cistern as Spiritual Prison (38:1–6)
Ebed‐Melek Rescues Jeremiah (38:7–13)
Jeremiah’s Lie (38:24–27)
Jeremiah 39. Zedekiah Captured (39:4–7)
Ebed‐Melech Becomes Abimelech (39:15–18)
Jeremiah 40–43
How Did the Prophet Escape the Burning City? (40:1–6)
The Murder of Gedaliah (40:7– 41:17)
How Long, O Lord? (42:7)
The Stones of Tahpanhes (43:8–13)
Jeremiah 44
Uppity Women (44:15–19)
Martyrdom of Jeremiah
Jeremiah 45
Jeremiah 46–51
Babylon, the Golden Cup in God’s Hand (51:7)
Jeremiah Speaks to a War‐Torn Twentieth Century (51:11)
Thus Far the Words of Jeremiah (51:59–64)
Glossary
Bibliography
Brief Biographies
Index
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