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This work deals with 1 and 2 Kings as a unified whole, nestled within its canonical context. This canon presumes the reader has prior knowledge of the entire story of Israel and infers the prophetic and New Testament writings. It is examined here as narrative literature with historic and geographic intent, designed to teach its readers about God and the ways of God. The author masterfully draws...

number of authors/editors working over an extended period of time. There are reasons other than ‘tensions’ in the text which might lead us to such a conclusion in respect of a particular text. In fact, I do believe that good reasons exist in the case of Kings to believe that it was not produced at one time by a single hand. I am persuaded, in fact, that the books of the Old Testament generally grew gradually into their present form in dialogue with each other, each shaping the developing tradition
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