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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It is often said that prophecy came to an end in the early Second Temple period. This volume investigates how the Dead Sea Scrolls help to better understand Israelite Jewish prophecy and Israelite-Jewish prophetic texts. However, it not only contributes to the study of prophecy and the prophetic books of the Hebrew Bible by analyzing the textual history and interpretative history of prophetic books - the former being concerned with the manuscripts of prophetic books found in Qumran and elsewhere, the latter being focused on para-prophetic texts and commentaries - it also investigates the phenomenon of active prophecy, i.e. ongoing prophetic activities, after the early Second Temple period, long after prophecy came to its so-called end. In the first part of this volume, Matthias Henze deals with the paraprophetical literature from Qumran. Martti Nissinen addresses the relation between Qumran Pesher hermeneutics and Ancient Near Eastern omen divination. Timothy H. Lim asks if, why, and in what sense the psalms were considered to be prophecies or prophetic. In the second part of the volume, George J. Brooke asks the question, Was the Teacher of Righteousness Considered To Be a Prophet? and Katell Berthelot shows in her study of 4QTestimonia (4Q175) that the Teacher of Righteousness was not the only active prophet in the 2nd cent. BCE. The third part of the volume looks at a wider definition of prophecy. Esther Eshel shows how the tree imagery of the Genesis Apocryphon's symbolic dreams participates in a Jewish tradition that is attested in both earlier and later texts. Leo G. Perdue demonstrates that apocalyptic developed out of both prophecy and mantic wisdom. Perdue also provides a survey of mythical mantic sages in the Ancient Near Eeast and mantic sages and mantic wisdom in biblical, and ancient Jewish literature. Finally, in the fourth part of the volume, Armin Lange offers an example of how the Dead Sea Scrolls help to solve cruces interpretum in the prophetic books of the Hebrew Bible. For this purpose he studies The Genre of the Book of Jonah in light of the paratextual literature from Qumran. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How do the halakhic texts from Qumran as well as those Biblical Dead SeaScrolls, which attest to legal texts of the Hebrew Bible, lead to a newinterpretation and understanding of the Pentateuchal law collections andother legal texts in the Hebrew Bible and how do they help to illuminatethe reception history of the Torah? These are the central questions ofthis book. The book consists of three parts: Part I: The Legal Texts fromQumran and the Hebrew Bible, Part II: The Legal Texts from Qumran andSecond Temple Judaism and Part III: The Legal Texts from Qumran andRabbinic Judaism. The volume contains an Introduction by ArminLange and Kristin De Troyer and articles by Sidnie WhiteCrawford ("The Qumran Pentateuch Scrolls: Their Literary Growth andTextual History"), Innocent Himbaza ("The Rite of the Blood onthe Altar and the Hierarchy of Sacrifices: Qumran Texts, Septuagint andMishnah as Witnesses to a Law in Evolution"), Michaela Bauks("Jephtas Geluebde und die Unabwendbarkeit seiner Einloesung"), LorenT. Stuckenbruck ("The Pentateuch and Biblical Interpretation in theEnoch Literature from the Second Century BCE"), Eckhard Otto ("TempleScroll and Pentateuch: A Priestly Debate about the Interpretation ofthe Torah"), Simone M. Paganini ("Die deuteronomistischeFassung des Koenigsgesetzes und ihre Interpretation innerhalb derTempelrolle: Rechtshermeneutische Beobachtungen"), Bernhard Dolna("The Hidden and the Revealed Torah in Philo and Qumran"), LawrenceH. Schiffman ("Light from the Qumran Scrolls on Rabbinic Literature"), Guenter Stemberger (Mishnah and Dead Sea Scrolls aReflection on Continuity and Change) and Hannah K. Harrington("Examining Rabbinic Halakhah through the Lens of Qumran"). Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In this monograph, differences between the Hebrew and the Greek text ofthe Book of Joshua are studied. In chapter 1 the differences in commandsand their executions are analysed, with examples from the story of thecollapse of the wall of Jericho (Josh 6) and the battle against Ai (Josh8). In chapter 2, examples, like "all the law that Joshua commanded"(e.g. Josh 1:7) and the concept of "crossing this Jordan," are analysedand explained using the category of "nomistic alterations." Then, thetexts dealing with the concept of "burning with fire" (Josh 7) and"stoning and hanging (Josh 8:29), and Josh 8:30-35 are studied. In eachof these cases, the final editor of the Hebrew Masoretic Text revised anolder Hebrew text and sought to make sure that the text of the finalversion better reflected the laws as given in the book of Deuteronomy.The problematic variant with regard to returning to Gilgal in Josh 10is studied in chapter 3. In chapter 4, the line of command is studied:Joshua clearly, albeit rather late in his life, stands in the shadow ofMoses and continues in his line. In all the chapters, text critical data of the Masoretic Text, the OldGreek, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Vetus Latina and Josephus aretaken into account, as well as the data from the early Jewish revisersand the Hexaplaric and the Lucianic revisions. Moreover, the translationtechnique of specific passages is studied as well as the literary- andredactional development of the text. After studying all the variants, it is proposed that the Masoretic Textgrosso modo is a further development of the Hebrew textunderlying the Vorlage of the Old Greek text of the book ofJoshua and the editorial strategies by which the penultimate text of thebook of Joshua was transformed into the ultimate Hebrew, Masoretic Textof the book of Joshua are described. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. There are a variety of concepts and verbs that are used when expressing a sort of relationship with God: Does one pray, worship, serve God? How does one address God and which titles can be used? Where does one worship and serve God? How does one express sacrificing? What verbs and concepts are used to indicate mourning? All these key-concepts and verbs are analysed in this volume. Whereas the focus of this volume is on the Greek Biblical, Septuagintal text, these concepts and verbs are also traced from the Hebrew Bible, via the Greek Old Testament, and further into the New Testament and the patristic literature. There are a variety of concepts and verbs that are used when expressing a sort of relationship with God: Does one pray, worship, serve God? How does one address God and which titles can be used? Where does one worship and serve God? How does one express sacrificing? What verbs and concepts are used to indicate mourning? All these key Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It is often said that prophecy came to an end in the early Second Temple period. This volume investigates how the Dead Sea Scrolls help to better understand Israelite Jewish prophecy and Israelite-Jewish prophetic texts. However, it not only contributes to the study of prophecy and the prophetic books of the Hebrew Bible by analyzing the textual history and interpretative history of prophetic books - the former being concerned with the manuscripts of prophetic books found in Qumran and elsewhere, the latter being focused on para-prophetic texts and commentaries - it also investigates the phenomenon of active prophecy, i.e. ongoing prophetic activities, after the early Second Temple period, long after prophecy came to its so-called end. In the first part of this volume, Matthias Henze deals with the paraprophetical literature from Qumran. Martti Nissinen addresses the relation between Qumran Pesher hermeneutics and Ancient Near Eastern omen divination. Timothy H. Lim asks if, why, and in what sense the psalms were considered to be prophecies or prophetic. In the second part of the volume, George J. Brooke asks the question, Was the Teacher of Righteousness Considered To Be a Prophet? and Katell Berthelot shows in her study of 4QTestimonia (4Q175) that the Teacher of Righteousness was not the only active prophet in the 2nd cent. BCE. The third part of the volume looks at a wider definition of prophecy. Esther Eshel shows how the tree imagery of the Genesis Apocryphon's symbolic dreams participates in a Jewish tradition that is attested in both earlier and later texts. Leo G. Perdue demonstrates that apocalyptic developed out of both prophecy and mantic wisdom. Perdue also provides a survey of mythical mantic sages in the Ancient Near Eeast and mantic sages and mantic wisdom in biblical, and ancient Jewish literature. Finally, in the fourth part of the volume, Armin Lange offers an example of how the Dead Sea Scrolls help to solve cruces interpretum in the prophetic books of the Hebrew Bible. For this purpose he studies The Genre of the Book of Jonah in light of the paratextual literature from Qumran. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How do the halakhic texts from Qumran as well as those Biblical Dead SeaScrolls, which attest to legal texts of the Hebrew Bible, lead to a newinterpretation and understanding of the Pentateuchal law collections andother legal texts in the Hebrew Bible and how do they help to illuminatethe reception history of the Torah? These are the central questions ofthis book. The book consists of three parts: Part I: The Legal Texts fromQumran and the Hebrew Bible, Part II: The Legal Texts from Qumran andSecond Temple Judaism and Part III: The Legal Texts from Qumran andRabbinic Judaism. The volume contains an Introduction by ArminLange and Kristin De Troyer and articles by Sidnie WhiteCrawford ("The Qumran Pentateuch Scrolls: Their Literary Growth andTextual History"), Innocent Himbaza ("The Rite of the Blood onthe Altar and the Hierarchy of Sacrifices: Qumran Texts, Septuagint andMishnah as Witnesses to a Law in Evolution"), Michaela Bauks("Jephtas Geluebde und die Unabwendbarkeit seiner Einloesung"), LorenT. Stuckenbruck ("The Pentateuch and Biblical Interpretation in theEnoch Literature from the Second Century BCE"), Eckhard Otto ("TempleScroll and Pentateuch: A Priestly Debate about the Interpretation ofthe Torah"), Simone M. Paganini ("Die deuteronomistischeFassung des Koenigsgesetzes und ihre Interpretation innerhalb derTempelrolle: Rechtshermeneutische Beobachtungen"), Bernhard Dolna("The Hidden and the Revealed Torah in Philo and Qumran"), LawrenceH. Schiffman ("Light from the Qumran Scrolls on Rabbinic Literature"), Guenter Stemberger (Mishnah and Dead Sea Scrolls aReflection on Continuity and Change) and Hannah K. Harrington("Examining Rabbinic Halakhah through the Lens of Qumran"). Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Soft cover. Condición: New. X-191 p. In this monograph, differences between the Hebrew and the Greek text of the Book of Joshua are studied. In chapter 1 the differences in commands and their executions are analysed, with examples from the story of the collapse of the wall of Jericho (Josh 6) and the battle against Ai (Josh 8). In chapter 2, examples, like "all the law that Joshua commanded" (e.g. Josh 1:7) and the concept of "crossing this Jordan," are analysed and explained using the category of "nomistic alterations." Then, the texts dealing with the concept of "burning with fire" (Josh 7) and "stoning and hanging (Josh 8:29), and Josh 8:30-35 are studied. In each of these cases, the final editor of the Hebrew Masoretic Text revised an older Hebrew text and sought to make sure that the text of the final version better reflected the laws as given in the book of Deuteronomy. The problematic variant with regard to "returning to Gilgal" in Josh 10 is studied in chapter 3. In chapter 4, the line of command is studied: Joshua clearly, albeit rather late in his life, stands in the shadow of Moses and continues in his line. In all the chapters, text critical data of the Masoretic Text, the Old Greek, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Vetus Latina and Josephus are taken into account, as well as the data from the early Jewish revisers and the Hexaplaric and the Lucianic revisions. Moreover, the translation technique of specific passages is studied as well as the literary- and redactional development of the text. After studying all the variants, it is proposed that the Masoretic Text grosso modo is a further development of the Hebrew text underlying the Vorlage of the Old Greek text of the book of Joshua and the editorial strategies by which the penultimate text of the book of Joshua was transformed into the ultimate Hebrew, Masoretic Text of the book of Joshua are described.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In this monograph, differences between the Hebrew and the Greek text ofthe Book of Joshua are studied. In chapter 1 the differences in commandsand their executions are analysed, with examples from the story of thecollapse of the wall of Jericho (Josh 6) and the battle against Ai (Josh8). In chapter 2, examples, like "all the law that Joshua commanded"(e.g. Josh 1:7) and the concept of "crossing this Jordan," are analysedand explained using the category of "nomistic alterations." Then, thetexts dealing with the concept of "burning with fire" (Josh 7) and"stoning and hanging (Josh 8:29), and Josh 8:30-35 are studied. In eachof these cases, the final editor of the Hebrew Masoretic Text revised anolder Hebrew text and sought to make sure that the text of the finalversion better reflected the laws as given in the book of Deuteronomy.The problematic variant with regard to returning to Gilgal in Josh 10is studied in chapter 3. In chapter 4, the line of command is studied:Joshua clearly, albeit rather late in his life, stands in the shadow ofMoses and continues in his line. In all the chapters, text critical data of the Masoretic Text, the OldGreek, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Vetus Latina and Josephus aretaken into account, as well as the data from the early Jewish revisersand the Hexaplaric and the Lucianic revisions. Moreover, the translationtechnique of specific passages is studied as well as the literary- andredactional development of the text. After studying all the variants, it is proposed that the Masoretic Textgrosso modo is a further development of the Hebrew textunderlying the Vorlage of the Old Greek text of the book ofJoshua and the editorial strategies by which the penultimate text of thebook of Joshua was transformed into the ultimate Hebrew, Masoretic Textof the book of Joshua are described. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. There are a variety of concepts and verbs that are used when expressing a sort of relationship with God: Does one pray, worship, serve God? How does one address God and which titles can be used? Where does one worship and serve God? How does one express sacrificing? What verbs and concepts are used to indicate mourning? All these key-concepts and verbs are analysed in this volume. Whereas the focus of this volume is on the Greek Biblical, Septuagintal text, these concepts and verbs are also traced from the Hebrew Bible, via the Greek Old Testament, and further into the New Testament and the patristic literature. There are a variety of concepts and verbs that are used when expressing a sort of relationship with God: Does one pray, worship, serve God? How does one address God and which titles can be used? Where does one worship and serve God? How does one express sacrificing? What verbs and concepts are used to indicate mourning? All these key Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.