Law and Justice in Jerusalem, Babylon and Hellas

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Studies on the Theology of the Septuagint Volume III

Evangelia G. Dafni(Herausgeber*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

1. Auflage

Erschienen im Februar 2022

XX, 459 Seiten

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Cover
Title
Vorwort
Preface
Table of Contents
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Natural and Moral Evil
Christoph Elsas - Iranian and Greek dualistic concepts of physical and moral evil. Towards the religious historical background of the Septuagint-Theology
Evangelia G. Dafni - Das Böse und Gottes Gerechtigkeit im Alten Testament und in Euripides Hippolytos. Zur Klärung des kulturellen und sprachtheologischen Hintergrunds der Septuaginta
Mario Cimosa - Philo of Alexandria: His exegesis of some aspects of sin and evil in the Septuagint version of the Book of Genesis
Gillian Mary Clare Bonney - Sin and evil according to Philo of Alexandria. Some traces of his exegesis in Genesis in some Christian authors
Law and Justice
Arie van der Kooij. Law and righteousness in LXX Isaiah and other writings of the time
Nicholas A. E. Kalospyros - ?d?? ????e?a?, t??ß?? d??a??s????. Introducing textual variant readings, contextual settings and translation techniques concerning justice-oriented terms in LXX-Isaiah
Martin Rösel - Das Gesetz bei den Propheten. Zur Übersetzung der Gesetzesterminologie im griechischen Dodekapropheton
Christoph Elsas - Septuagint's understanding of Purim within the history of religion, law, and justice
Peter Nagel - The d??a??? concept in the "additions" to the Esther narrative - is there justice for Asthi and Esther?
Mario Cimosa - Lex et religio in the Book of Job according to the Greek text
Gert J. Steyn - Loving your neighbour (Lev 19:18) as a "royal law according to scripture ." (Jas 2:8)
Gillian Mary Clare Bonney - The relationship between law and justice
Constantine A. Bozinis - Greek justice
Jerusalem and Babylon
Gillian Mary Clare Bonney - Babylon and Jerusalem, Destruction or Resurrection. The idea of Babylon and Jerusalem in the interpretation of Saint Irenaeus in Adversus haereses V, 25 ff
Martin Meiser - Exodus 22:27(28)LXX in Ancient Jewish and Christian literature
Kyle Young - Coping with code-switching between Jerusalem and Babylon: Hebrew and Aramaic in OG and Theodotian Daniel and 1 and 2 Esdras
Helen Efthimiadis-Keith - Theologising rape. The rape of Dinah/Jerusalem and Holofernes/'Assyria' in Judith's prayer
Kristin De Troyer - How a story from Susa was interpreted in the Greek world
Arie van der Kooij - Jerusalem and Babylon in the Old Greek of Isaiah
Nicholas A. E. Kalospyros - The negative town. Semasiological wordplays and wordings towards the theological polarity of Babylon in LXX Isaiah 13 and 14
Gideon R. Kotzé - The Lord's positively hostile actions against Jerusalem in LXX Lamentations 2:5
Jaco Gericke - Jerusalem (Alexandria) and Babylon (Athens). ???S???? ???????? and ancient "philosophical theology"
Evangelia G. Dafni - LXX-Jesaja 25,8, LXX-Jeremia 28(51),34.44 und ihr ugaritischer Hintergrund (KTU2 1.5 I 5f.=32-35). Osmose- oder Diffusionsprozesse im Alten Orient und Alten Testament?
Summaries
List of Contributors
Index of Biblical References
Index of Authors

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