Titlebook: Evil Children in Religion, Literature, and Art; Eric Ziolkowski Book 2001 Eric Ziolkowski 2001

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Second Language Learning and Teachingys. from the city who jeer at him, chanting ‘Go up, you baldhead’(v. 23b), he turns, sees them, curses them in Yahweh’s name, and two shebears emerge from the woods and maul 42 of the boys. Afterwards, as reported in the verse that completes the pericope 2.23–25, he proceeds ‘from there’ to Mount Carmel, and thence back to Samaria.

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The Bad Boys of Bethel as Sacrilegious Type,ys. from the city who jeer at him, chanting ‘Go up, you baldhead’(v. 23b), he turns, sees them, curses them in Yahweh’s name, and two shebears emerge from the woods and maul 42 of the boys. Afterwards, as reported in the verse that completes the pericope 2.23–25, he proceeds ‘from there’ to Mount Carmel, and thence back to Samaria.

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Book 2001s mockery (2 Kings 2.23-24), this motif recurs in literature, hagiography, and art, from antiquity up to our own time, strikingly defying the conventional Judeo-Christian and Romantic image of the child as a symbol of innocence.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230503403 illustrating the ethical inferiority of the one god to the other; in keeping with his theology, he may have argued that the setting of bears upon small children reflects an ‘evil’ compatible with the justice of the Old Testament God, but incompatible with the goodness of the New Testament God.