@inbook{9d6f932e34ab440797e0dcb5570192d6,
title = "Calamity and the Biblical god- Borderline or line of belonging? Intratextual tension in Luke 13",
abstract = "This study explores the relation between violence and the biblical God, asking whether there is a dissociating borderline between violence and God or whether violence and God belong together in biblical tradition. The textual focus for this study is Luke 13, which begins with words of Jesus regarding calamity of various kinds and ends with one of several Lukan laments for Jerusalem, in which catastrophe is interpreted as divine judgment.",
keywords = "Luke 13, Calamity, Natural disasters, Divine action, Divine judgment, Justice, Peace, Intratextual tension",
author = "David Neville",
note = "Includes bibliographical references.",
year = "2014",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781589839564",
series = "Society of Biblical literature. Semeia studies",
publisher = "Society of Biblical Literature",
number = "75",
pages = "39--55",
editor = "Jione Havea and Neville, {David J.} and Wainwright, {Elaine M.}",
booktitle = "Bible, borders, belonging(s)",
address = "United States",
}