Ask God : Divine Consultation in the Literature of the Hebrew Bible. Dissertationsschrift (Beiträge zur biblischen Exegese und Theologie .30) (2002. 284 S. 210 mm)

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Through a study of several Hebrew words for «asking», this book explores a number of texts dealing with divine consultation. In contexts of war, illness, national disaster and other situations, experts such as prophets, priests, men of God and kings consult YHWH. The divine response is either favorable or unfavorable. The pattern of: situation of distress, divine consultation and divine response reflects not merely a literary genre, but a situation able to tell us something about ancient Israelite prophecy. Ask God also shows that the strict dichotomy traditionally upheld between prophecy and divination is not always tenable.

§16§Through a study of several Hebrew words for «asking», this book explores a number of texts dealing with divine consultation. In contexts of war, illness, national disaster and other situations, experts such as prophets, priests, men of God and kings consult YHWH. The divine response is either favorable or unfavorable. The pattern of: situation of distress, divine consultation and divine response reflects not merely a literary genre, but a situation able to tell us something about ancient Israelite prophecy. Ask God also shows that the strict dichotomy traditionally upheld between prophecy and divination is not always tenable. §04§Contents: Bible - Old Testament - Prophecy - Divination. §02§The Author: Rannfrid I. Thelle (born 1966), studied music, languages and religion at the University of Oslo. During her doctoral studies she also conducted research in Germany and in Jerusalem. Thelle received the degree dr. artium in 1999 from the Faculty of Theology, Oslo, for the dissertation Ask God.

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