The exegesis of B.S. Childs: an overview

This post presents an overview of the the structure of my next thread, dedicated to illustrating Childs' manner of doing exegesis. I will update it by adding hyperlinks as the thread progresses.

1. The principles of Childs' exegesis

2. Continuity in Childs' exegesis

3. The Witness

3.1 The profile of the tradents

Ex 7:8-11:10

Historical Criticism and theological reality: a case study

The tradition history of the office of Moses

The historical Isaiah and the canonical process

How do Isaiah 31:4 and 5 cohere?
Third Isaiah, intertextuality, and history

3.2 Form and function
Dealing with anachronism in Exod 16:34

3.3 The "effect" on the final form

4. The Substance

4.1 Force and Sachkritik

4.2 The res

[For a summary of posts dealing with canonical exegesis to date, go here]