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This Special Issue of Religions focuses on the reception and contemporary significance of the Hebrew prophets and the prophetic literature of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament [...]
Bradford A. Anderson
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The Hebrew Bible itself teaches its readers and listeners how to learn. Its pedagogy of social transformation instructs contemporary Christians how to interpret and apply lessons from Scripture in a manner that is consistent with the orientation ...
Katherine Moloney
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Malachi 4:4−6 (Heb 3:22−24) occupies a special place in the canon of Scriptures. In Malachi 4:4−6 (Heb 3:22−24) not only the book of Malachi comes to a close but the whole of the Prophets (Nebi’im), and the second part of the Hebrew Bible.
S. D. (Fanie) Snyman
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Edice Biblia Hebraica Quinta (BHQ)
The paper explains the approach applied for the edition of Biblia Hebraica Quinta (BHQ) in the context of previous critical editions of the Hebrew Bible.
Adrian Schenker
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War, Memory, and National Identity in the Hebrew Bible
The Hebrew Bible is permeated with depictions of military conflicts that have profoundly shaped the way many think about war. Why does war occupy so much space in the Bible?
J. L. Wright
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Three major critical editions of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament are in preparation at present: Biblia Hebraica Quinta (BHQ), the Hebrew University Bible (HUB), and the Oxford Hebrew Bible (OHB).
David L. Baker
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Det hebræiske bibeloversættelsesprojekt
The guidelines of a planned translation of the Hebrew Bible into Danish and as an annotated sample translation of selected texts were published in Denmark last year. The work is based on a pilot project initiated in 1998 and completed in 2001. It is the
Jean-André P. Herbener
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The Hebrew Bible and the ‘Animal Turn’
Animal Studies refers to a set of questions which take seriously the reality of animal lives, past and present, and the ways in which human societies have conceived of those lives, related to them, and utilized them in the production of human cultures ...
P. Sherman
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Biblical Genealogy and Nationalism
The chronological/genealogical narrative structure of the Hebrew Bible points to an editorial aim: to give a history of Israel as a nation from Creation to the 6th century BCE Babylonian exile and the return to the land of Israel, and in so doing to ...
David Aberbach
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Sacred Texts Produced under the Shadows of Empires
The Hebrew Bible is a complex of sacred texts shaped and reshaped by Israelites, Judaeans and later Jews under the shadows of empires, which threatened, oppressed, dominated and at times provided protection to them.
Hulisani Ramantswana
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