Date of Award
Summer 2023
Document Type
Dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Department
Organizational Leadership
First Advisor
Dr. Joshua D. Henson
Second Advisor
Dr. Carlo A. Serrano
Third Advisor
Dr. Samuel S. Hemby
Abstract
In this study, the leadership effectiveness of the Judean kings/queen during the divided kingdom was examined. The research methodology utilized was a multi-case study of the Judean rulers through an exegetical analysis of 2 Chronicles 10-36. A multifaceted method was utilized for genre inquiry to explore the unique properties of the book of Chronicles. The study placed biblical literature into the history genre through the Chronicler’s varied conveyance methods. The textual units linked with the narrative analysis of the discovered location, repetition, and themes. Some intertextual engagement overlapped with archaeology, Kings’ records, and prophetic literature. The researcher identified seven leadership themes from the Chronicler's document that provide theoretical and practical implications for contemporary leaders.
Recommended Citation
Gaulden, C. H. (2023). The Leadership Effectiveness of the Judean Kings/Queen. [Doctoral dissertation, Southeastern University]. FireScholars. https://firescholars.seu.edu/org-lead/24