Against the background of recent research, Christian Rose analyzes the speeches following the 435 "Thus-says-YHWH" formulas in the Old Testament, examines them with regard to the tenses in Hebrew and, drawing on newer linguistic methods (for example, view of action types), compares them structurally with one another.
Against the background of recent research, Christian Rose analyzes the speeches following the 435 "Thus-says-YHWH" formulas in the Old Testament, examines them with regard to the tenses in Hebrew and, drawing on newer linguistic methods (for example, view of action types), compares them structurally with one another.
Christian Rose
Geboren 1975; Studium der Ev. Theologie und der Hebraistik; 2007 Promotion; 2009-10 Lehraufträge an den Universitäten Bielefeld und Lüneburg; 2024 Habilitation im Fach Altes Testament; Studienleiter in der Ev.-Luth. Kirche in Bayern; Privatdozent an der Augustana-Hochschule Neuendettelsau.
Hebräische Syntax Tempusforschung Aktionsarten Gottesrede Aspektforschung Biblisches Hebräisch Diachronie Erzählliteratur Gottesbild Gotteswort Jahwe JHWH-Reden Koh amar JHWH Linguistische Analyse Prophetie