@book{2024:schneider:die_wste,
title = {Die Wüste, das Meer und die Verwandlung Zions},
year = {2024},
note = {[The Desert, the Sea and the Transformation of Zion. A Critical
Contextualization of the New Exodus in Isaiah 40–52] The study
critically examines the classic thesis of a new exodus in the oldest
Deutero-Isaiah scriptural prophecy (Isaiah 40-52). Deutero-Isaiah was
not conceived as a theological advertising pamphlet about the exodus
from Babylon, but from the outset as a salvation-prophetic variation
of a common ancient oriental urban theology. The creation of the way
for Jacob-Israel and the transformation of the desert and the sea are
in the context of YHWH's reactivated kingship on Zion. A new exodus is
only mentioned in the editorial verses Isaiah 51:10b–11; 52.11f.
proven. These already establish a connection to proto-Isaiah texts in
addition to Isaiah 60–62. Only at this stage can striking references
to a post-priestly written exodus narrative in the Hexateuch be
detected.},
edition = {1},
publisher = {EVA},
address = {Leipzig},
series = {Arbeiten zur Bibel und ihrer Geschichte (AGB)},
volume = {75},
author = {Schneider, Clemens}
}