Major Prophets

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Examination of nonregnal dates and literary structures in prophetic texts, highlighting divine judgment themes.

Nonregnal dates influence themes of divine judgment in biblical prophetic literature, emphasizing authenticity and context.
The study finds common rhetorical purposes in nonregnal dates from Amos and Jeremiah, aligning with significant predictions.
Analysis examines the relationship between Assyrian practices and the rhetorical shift in the portrayal of Jerusalem in Isaiah 1:21–28 and beyond, indicating the power dynamics involved in prophetic narratives and urban identity changes during the period of Assyrian influence. The exploration of prophetic validation processes in these texts suggests a complex interplay between tradition, authority, and innovation in scriptural authority.

Meldrum et al. (2024) studied this question.

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