Author

Robert Foster

Campus Location

Abilene Campus (Residential)

Date of Award

8-2000

Document Type

Thesis

Department

Graduate School of Theology

Degree Name

Master of Arts

Committee Chair or Primary Advisor

John T. Willis

Second Committee Member or Secondary Advisor

Randall J. Harris

Third Committee Member or Committee Reader

Jeff W. Childers

Abstract

This thesis is a study of the narrative sign-act in Zechariah 11 :4-17. Historical ­critical methods are employed to determine the date, setting and speaker of this narrative. Form, narrative and historical criticism are used to perform an exegesis of this passage. In the end, what may be loosely termed a "biblical theology" approach is undertaken to address the theological and pastoral implications of this passage.

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