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The collection represents papers given at two annual academic conferences held at Trinity College Dublin in 2008 and 2009. Collectively they represent a variety of approaches and topics which, each in their own way, deal with the creation and reception of biblical traditions. Each paper individually is a contribution to scholarship in its own right.
The book consists of nine essays on the understanding and reception of biblical traditions in Judaism and Christianity. The collection begins with a discussion of one of the ways one can understand the formation of traditions by communities and ends with a surprising discussion of translations of the New Testament into Hebrew. Along the way, a variety of biblical texts are discussed both in the ways they have been interpreted and can be seen to interpret previous traditions themselves. Together the collection raises provoking questions on the ways in which the Bible has played and continues to play a role in the construction of communities' beliefs.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Amy Daughton and Jason M. Silverman
Trinity College Dublin
On Religious and Cultural Influence
Jason M. Silverman
Trinity College Dublin
The Synagogue at Herodium: Problematic Fact or Problematic Fiction?Lidia D. Matassa
Trinity College Dublin
Gender and Syro-Palestinian ArchaeologyCynthia Schafer-Elliott
University of Sheffield
Reconsidering Jacob: A Gendered Approach to Gen 25:19-34Trisha Tschopp
Hebrew College, Massachusetts
Of Donkeys and Witnesses: Interpolation or Interpretation?Giovanna Raengo Czander
Dominican College
The Influence of Egyptian Throne Names on Isa 9:5: A Reassessment in Light of the Divine Designations in the Book of IsaiahMáire Byrne
Milltown Institute
Jesus and Yeshua: Jewish Interpretations of the Gospels and its Impact on Jewish-Christian DialoguePeter Admirand
Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin
1 Peter: a Biblical TheodicyRichard I. Kueh
Peterhouse College, University of Cambridge
Interpreting Together and Receiving New Testament Concepts of ApostolicityMiriam Haar
Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin
Defense and Disputation, Erudition and Exchange: An Overview of the History of New Testament Translations into Hebrew
Murray WatsonSt. Peter's Seminary, Ontario
The book consists of nine essays on the understanding and reception of biblical traditions in Judaism and Christianity. The collection begins with a discussion of one of the ways one can understand the formation of traditions by communities and ends with a surprising discussion of translations of the New Testament into Hebrew. Along the way, a variety of biblical texts are discussed both in the ways they have been interpreted and can be seen to interpret previous traditions themselves. Together the collection raises provoking questions on the ways in which the Bible has played and continues to play a role in the construction of communities' beliefs.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Amy Daughton and Jason M. Silverman
Trinity College Dublin
On Religious and Cultural Influence
Jason M. Silverman
Trinity College Dublin
The Synagogue at Herodium: Problematic Fact or Problematic Fiction?Lidia D. Matassa
Trinity College Dublin
Gender and Syro-Palestinian ArchaeologyCynthia Schafer-Elliott
University of Sheffield
Reconsidering Jacob: A Gendered Approach to Gen 25:19-34Trisha Tschopp
Hebrew College, Massachusetts
Of Donkeys and Witnesses: Interpolation or Interpretation?Giovanna Raengo Czander
Dominican College
The Influence of Egyptian Throne Names on Isa 9:5: A Reassessment in Light of the Divine Designations in the Book of IsaiahMáire Byrne
Milltown Institute
Jesus and Yeshua: Jewish Interpretations of the Gospels and its Impact on Jewish-Christian DialoguePeter Admirand
Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin
1 Peter: a Biblical TheodicyRichard I. Kueh
Peterhouse College, University of Cambridge
Interpreting Together and Receiving New Testament Concepts of ApostolicityMiriam Haar
Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin
Defense and Disputation, Erudition and Exchange: An Overview of the History of New Testament Translations into Hebrew
Murray WatsonSt. Peter's Seminary, Ontario
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