A Compositional Theme of יוֹם יהָוה and The Literal Unity in the book of Joel 2:1-17 : A Textlinguistics Analysis
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This study attempts to show the unity of Joel 2:1-17 based on the theme of the day of the Lord by applying textlinguisitcs analysis. This study defend the place and function of יוֹם יהָוה in Joel 2:1-17 because some critical scholars argue Joel 2:1b, 2, 6, 10-11 as later insertions. These scholars have questioned the unity of the book. Joel 2:1-17 deals with judgment of the Lord through the locust plague, which is compared to a human army. There are three ways to prove the unity of this section. First is the theological motif, in which every pericope talks about covenant and theophany motif. Second, formal cohesion includes lexical cohesion, grammatical and syntactic cohesion, and structural cohesion. Lexical cohesion comprise of grammatical dependencies such as ellipsis, substitution, conjunction, and so forth. Structural cohesion deals with syntactic and semantic parallelism. Third is semantic coherence, in which semantic literary units have connectivity on the basis of the compositional theme of the day of the Lord.
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This study attempts to show the unity of Joel 2:1-17 based on the theme of the day of the Lord by applying textlinguisitcs analysis. This study defend the place and function of יוֹם יהָוה in Joel 2:1-17 because some critical scholars argue Joel 2:1b, 2, 6, 10-11 as later insertions. These scholars have questioned the unity of the book. Joel 2:1-17 deals with judgment of the Lord through the locust plague, which is compared to a human army. There are three ways to prove the unity of this section. First is the theological motif, in which every pericope talks about covenant and theophany motif. Second, formal cohesion includes lexical cohesion, grammatical and syntactic cohesion, and structural cohesion. Lexical cohesion comprise of grammatical dependencies such as ellipsis, substitution, conjunction, and so forth. Structural cohesion deals with syntactic and semantic parallelism. Third is semantic coherence, in which semantic literary units have connectivity on the basis of the compositional theme of the day of the Lord.
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