Probing the frontiers of biblical studies / edited by J. Harold Ellens and John T. Greene.
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Language: | English |
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Eugene, Or. :
Pickwick Publications,
2009.
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Series: | Princeton theological monograph series ;
111. |
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Local Note: |
MSU Stanley C. and Selma D. Hollander Faculty Book Collection. |
Physical Description: | xi, 301 pages ; 23 cm. |
Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Introduction: Hebrew bible and New Testament as scholarly vocation / J. Harold Ellens
- The ways of God in the world: the drama of 2 Kings 6:8-23 / Christopher Dorn
- David and Jonathan in Iraq: combat trauma and the forging of friendship / Nathan Solomon
- Character development in the Book of Ruth / David R. Weisberg
- What happened to the Yahwist? Reflections after thirty years: a collegial conversation between Rolf Rendtorff, David J. A. Clines, Allan Rosengren, and John Van Seters
- Further reflections on the Yahwist / J. Harold Ellens
- Yahweh in Jeremiah 1-25: the canon and reading scripture as text / Dirk Odendaal
- Favor and disfavor in Jeremiah 29:1-23: two dimensions of the characterization of God and the politics of hope / Mignon Jacobs
- Making a statement: rhetorical questions in the Hebrew psalter / J. Kenneth Kuntz
- Proselytes and God's name in the Septuagint / James LaGrand
- The Balaam figure and type before, during, and after the period of the Pseudepigrapha: Hebrew bible, Dier 'Alla, and Qumran / John T. Greene
- The Balaam figure and type before, during, and after the period of the Pseudepegrapha: 1 Enoch, Philo, NT, Josephus, Rabbinics, Islamics, and modern literature / John T. Greene
- "Appearing gloriously, manifesting powerfully": the king in the pyramid text and Jesus in Mark 13:24-26 and Matthew 24:29-30 / Edmund Meltzer
- A forsythia for your thoughts: reciprocity in reading J.B. and Job / Anthony J. Petrotta
- The Book of Job as a multicultural case report / Rafael Chodos
- A test of Balaam: locating humor in a biblical text / Anthony J. Petrotta
- Afterword / J. Harold Ellens and John T. Greene.