Stones, Tablets, and Scrolls
Periods of the Formation of the Bible
1st Edition
Published on 5. August 2020
576 pages
978-3-16-158300-1 (ISBN)
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Der stetigen Neubewertung archäologischer und textlicher Befunde, die in den letzten Jahrzehnten erhoben und aufbereitet wurden, müssen sich Wissenschaftler für Antike und Moderne immer wieder stellen. Aus diesem Grund haben sich Archäologen, Keilschrift- und Bibelforscher sowie Altertumswissenschaftler zu einer internationalen Konferenz in Rom versammelt, deren Ergebnisse in diesem Band präsentiert werden.
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Stones, Tablets, and Scrolls
Periods of the Formation of the Bible
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Born 1969; 2003 SSD Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome; currently Associate professor of Old Testament Exegesis at the Pontifical Biblical Institute.
Content
Peter Dubovský: Introduction
Part 1: Write My Commands on the Tablet of Your Heart (Oral and Written Tradition in Israel)
Diana Edelman: The Text-Dating Conundrum: Viewing Genesis and Kings from an Achaemenid Framework - Jean Louis Ska: The Tablet of the Heart and the Tablets of Stone: Orality and Jurisprudence in Ancient Israel
Part 2: The Saviors of Israel (Early Neo-Assyrian Period)
Peter Dubovský: The Birth of Israelite Historiography: A Comparative Study of 2 Kings 13-14 and Ninth-Eighth-Century BCE Levantine Historiographies - Israel Finkelstein: Northern Royal Traditions in the Bible and the Ideology of a "United Monarchy" Ruled from Samaria - Thomas Römer: Jeroboam II and the Invention of Northern Sanctuaries and Foundation Stories
Part 3: Royal Carrot and Stick (Late Neo-Assyrian Period)
Alice M. W. Hunt: Materiality and Ideology: Negotiating Identity across the Neo-Assyrian Imperial Landscape - Eckart Frahm: Texts, Stories, History: The Neo-Assyrian Period and the Bible - Peter Machinist: Manasseh of Judah: A Case Study in Biblical Historiography
Part 4: Singing the Lord's Song in a Foreign Land (Neo-Babylonian Period)
Jeffrey R. Zorn: The View from Mizpah: Tell en-Na?beh, Judah, the Sixth Century BCE, and the Formation of the Biblical Text - Michael Jursa/Céline Debourse: Late Babylonian Priestly Literature from Babylon - Erhard Blum: The Diachrony of Deuteronomy in the Pentateuch: The Cases of Deuteronomy 1-3 and the Prophetic Tent of Meeting Tradition - Hermann-Josef Stipp: The Redactions of the Book of Jeremiah and the Exile
Part 5: Rising from the Ashes (Persian Period)
Pierfrancesco Callieri: Ideological Aspects of Persian Art and Architecture as Seen from Persepolis, in a Historical Perspective - Agustinus Gianto: Some Notes on Bilingualism and Diglossia in Judah during the Achaemenid Period - Federico Giuntoli: Revising the Pentateuch: The Emergence of a National Identity under Persian Hegemony - Eric M. Meyers: The Rise of Scripture in a Minimalist Demographic Context
Part 6: Coping with Western Culture (Greco-Roman Period)
Katell Berthelot: The Formation of the Hebrew Bible in a Greco-Roman Context in Light of the Evidence from Qumran - Barbara Schmitz: The Book of Judith and Tyrannicide: How the Book of Judith Takes Up a Greek-Hellenistic Discourse - Emanuel Tov: The Use of Scripture Texts in Different Communities in Ancient Israel in Light of the Judean Desert Texts - Marcello Fidanzio: Biblical Scrolls in Their Depositional Contexts: Psalms as a Case Study - Henryk Drawnel: The Reception of Genesis 6:1-4 in 1 Enoch 6-7
Part 1: Write My Commands on the Tablet of Your Heart (Oral and Written Tradition in Israel)
Diana Edelman: The Text-Dating Conundrum: Viewing Genesis and Kings from an Achaemenid Framework - Jean Louis Ska: The Tablet of the Heart and the Tablets of Stone: Orality and Jurisprudence in Ancient Israel
Part 2: The Saviors of Israel (Early Neo-Assyrian Period)
Peter Dubovský: The Birth of Israelite Historiography: A Comparative Study of 2 Kings 13-14 and Ninth-Eighth-Century BCE Levantine Historiographies - Israel Finkelstein: Northern Royal Traditions in the Bible and the Ideology of a "United Monarchy" Ruled from Samaria - Thomas Römer: Jeroboam II and the Invention of Northern Sanctuaries and Foundation Stories
Part 3: Royal Carrot and Stick (Late Neo-Assyrian Period)
Alice M. W. Hunt: Materiality and Ideology: Negotiating Identity across the Neo-Assyrian Imperial Landscape - Eckart Frahm: Texts, Stories, History: The Neo-Assyrian Period and the Bible - Peter Machinist: Manasseh of Judah: A Case Study in Biblical Historiography
Part 4: Singing the Lord's Song in a Foreign Land (Neo-Babylonian Period)
Jeffrey R. Zorn: The View from Mizpah: Tell en-Na?beh, Judah, the Sixth Century BCE, and the Formation of the Biblical Text - Michael Jursa/Céline Debourse: Late Babylonian Priestly Literature from Babylon - Erhard Blum: The Diachrony of Deuteronomy in the Pentateuch: The Cases of Deuteronomy 1-3 and the Prophetic Tent of Meeting Tradition - Hermann-Josef Stipp: The Redactions of the Book of Jeremiah and the Exile
Part 5: Rising from the Ashes (Persian Period)
Pierfrancesco Callieri: Ideological Aspects of Persian Art and Architecture as Seen from Persepolis, in a Historical Perspective - Agustinus Gianto: Some Notes on Bilingualism and Diglossia in Judah during the Achaemenid Period - Federico Giuntoli: Revising the Pentateuch: The Emergence of a National Identity under Persian Hegemony - Eric M. Meyers: The Rise of Scripture in a Minimalist Demographic Context
Part 6: Coping with Western Culture (Greco-Roman Period)
Katell Berthelot: The Formation of the Hebrew Bible in a Greco-Roman Context in Light of the Evidence from Qumran - Barbara Schmitz: The Book of Judith and Tyrannicide: How the Book of Judith Takes Up a Greek-Hellenistic Discourse - Emanuel Tov: The Use of Scripture Texts in Different Communities in Ancient Israel in Light of the Judean Desert Texts - Marcello Fidanzio: Biblical Scrolls in Their Depositional Contexts: Psalms as a Case Study - Henryk Drawnel: The Reception of Genesis 6:1-4 in 1 Enoch 6-7
