He uses Claus Westermann's analysis of the narrative pattern and G. von Rad's analysis as argument questions. The questions asked and answered are i) Can the narrative pattern exemplified in these narratives be differently or better analyzed? And ii) Are the narratives of Gen 1-11 adequate basis for establishing the theme of Gen1-11 as a whole (487)...
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As evidence to this claim, the author draws Westermann's table which shows verses on sin speech and punishment from genesis 1-11. However, Westermann does not include the element of mitigation, as G von Rad does. Rad puts mitigation between the speech and punishment in his table. As evidence to this the author also draws Rad's table which shows verses on sin, speech, mitigation and punishment...
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