The quest for context & meaning : studies in biblical intertextuality in honor of James A. Sanders / Edited by Craig A. Evans and Shemaryahu Talmon

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Record Nr.: 66629 Pubblicazione: Leiden ; New York ; Köln : Brill, 1997 Descrizione fisica: xxxix, 671 p. : [1] ritratto ; 25 cm. Note: Contiene : Bibliography of James A. Sanders. Soggetto topico: Bibbia - AT - Commentari, studi, critica, interpretazioni ISBN: 90-04-10835-1 Livello bibliografico Monografia Formato: Materiale a stampa Lingua di pubblicazione: Multilingua Altri autori: Sanders, James A., <1927-2020> Talmon, Shemaryahu, <1920-2010> Evans, Craig A., <1952- > Contiene: "face of God" Samuel the prophet Imagery of Isaiah 40, 6-8 in tradition and interpretation Leviticus 26 and Ezekiel Prophetic prediction, political prognostication, and firm belief Signification of Shlwm and its semantic field in the Hebrew Bible On biblical theology Scribes of the texts found in the judean desert Non-jews in the Dead Sea scrolls "11Qpsa-psalter" in the Dead Sea scrolls, including the preliminary edition of 4QPse Intertextuality Herald of Good tidings "Aqedah, Jubilees", and pseudojubilees Scripture profile of the Book of the Watchers First Testament its origin, adaptability, and stability Community of Israel and the composition of the scriptures Biblical authority, canonical criticism, and generative exegesis "Kerygmatic" centrality and unity in the First Testament? Once and future text Historical significance of secondary readings Contrasting as a translation technique in the LXX of Proverbs From "house of prayer" to "cave of robbers" Paul and the new Exodus Paul's understanding of the textual contradiction between Habakkuk 2,4 and Leviticus 18,5 Perfect law of liberty" (James 1,25) "vestigia Trinitatis" in the Old Testament Hammer on the rock "Orally write therefore aurally right" Gerizim-Samarian community in and between textes and times Josephus' portrait of Jethro Seventy-weeks prophecy (Daniel 9,24-27) in early jewish interpretation Do jews read the "Letter"? Ban and the "golden plate"