
Biblical Text and Exegetical Culture
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- Cover
- Title
- Table of Contents
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- Biblical Israel
- 1. Composition and Structure in the Jacob Cycle (Genesis 25:19-35:22): Formations of Epic Narrative
- 2. Historical Narrative and Narrative Poetics in 1 Samuel 3: Composition and Creativity
- 3. Prophetic Loneliness and Anguish in Jeremiah 20:7-12 : Suffering and Subjectivity
- 4. Creation, Torah, and Hope: The Theological Construction of Psalm 19
- 5. Biblical Prophecy as a Religious Phenomenon
- 6. Israel and the "Mothers"
- 7. Varia Deuteronomica
- 8. Biblical Colophons, Textual Criticism, and Legal Analogies
- 9. Accusations of Adultery: A Study of Law and Scribal Practice in Numbers 5:11-31
- 10. Census and Intercession in a Priestly Text (Exodus 30:11-16) and in its Midrashic Transformation
- 11. Form and Reformulation of the Biblical Priestly Blessing (Numbers 6:23-27)
- 12. Inner-Biblical Exegesis: Types and Strategies of Interpretation in Ancient Israel
- 13. Revelation and Tradition: Aspects of Inner-Biblical Exegesis
- 14. Hermeneutical and Spiritual Transformations of "Torah"-Instruction in Biblical and Rabbinic Tradition
- 15. Law to Canon : Some "Ideal-Typical" Stages of Development
- Transition
- 16. The Qumran Pesher and Traits of Ancient Hermeneutics
- 17. Use, Authority, and Interpretation of Mikra at Qumran
- 18. The Well of Living Water: A Biblical Motif and its Ancient Transformations
- 19. Through a Looking Glass: Reflections on Ezekiel 43:3, Numbers 12:8, and 1 Corinthians 13:8
- 20. From Scribalism to Rabbinism: Perspectives on the Emergence of Classical Judaism
- Ancient Judaism
- 21. Midrash and the Meaning of Scripture
- 22. Exegetical Theology and Divine Suffering in Jewish Thought
- 23. Five Stages of Jewish Myth and Mythmaking
- 24. "The Holy One Sits and Roars": Mythopoesis and the Midrashic Imagination
- 25. Arm of the Lord: Biblical Myth, Rabbinic Midrash, and the Mystery of History
- 26. Some Forms of Divine Appearance in Ancient Jewish Thought
- 27. The "Measures" of God's Glory in Ancient Midrash
- 28. The Inwardness of Joy and Jewish Spirituality
- 29. The Imagination of Death in Jewish Spirituality
- 30. Action and Non-Action in Jewish Spirituality
- 31. Aspects of Jewish Magic in the Ancient Rabbinic Period
- 32. The Song of Songs and Ancient Jewish Religiosity: Between Eros and History
- 33. Aspects of the Transformation of Sacrifice in Judaism
- 34. Legal Authority and Moral Character: A Case Study in Rabbinic Law and Theology
- 35. Law, Story, and Interpretation: Reading Rabbinic Texts
- 36. Text and Canon
- Conclusion
- 37. Canonical Texts, Covenantal Communities , and the Patterns of Exegetical Culture: Reflections on the Past Century
- Original Publications
- Index of Citations from Ancient and Medieval Sources
- Index of Authors
- Index of Subjects
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