An edition of Houses full of all good things
(2008)
Houses full of all good things
essays in memory of Timo Veijola
by Juha Pakkala and Martti Nissinen
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Publish Date
2008
Publisher
Finnish Exegetical Society,
Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
Language
English
Pages
752
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Criticism, interpretation, Bibliography, Doctrinal Theology, BiblePeople
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Houses full of all good things: essays in memory of Timo Veijola
2008, Finnish Exegetical Society, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
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Table of Contents
To know and still believe: the scholarly work of Timo Veijola -- Walter Dietrich
Deuteronomium 4 und das gegossene Kalb: Zum Geschichtsgehalt paränetischer Rede -- Georg Bratulik -- Moses, the only mediator?: the question of the origin of the two Decalogues / -- Thomas Römer
Getting sharper and sharper: comparing Deuteronomy 12-13 and 16:18-17:13 -- Mika Aspinen
"Du sollst nichts hinzufügen und nichts wegnehmen" (Dtn 13:1): Rechtsreform und Hermeneutik in der Hebräischen Bibel -- Bernard M. Levinson
Zur Entstehung von Joshua 23-24 -- Erik Aurelius
Beloved and lovely! despised and rejected: some reflections on the death of Josiah -- Antti Laato
Die Frömmigkeit der Könige von Israel und Juda -- Christoph Levin
Vielfalt und Einheit im deuteronomistischen Geschichtswerk -- Walter Dietrich
Die fremden Frauen in der Familie Judas -- Pekka Särkiö
Das "Werk der Hände" -- Winfried Thiel
Nehemiah as a Mosaic heir: Nehemiah 13 as an appropriation of Deuteronomy 7 -- Bob Becking
Ezra's penitential prayer: priestly vocabulary and concepts in Ezra 9 -- Karl William Weyde
The Nomistic roots of Judaism -- Juha Pakkala
Cui bono?: the prophecy of Nathan (2 Sam 7) as a piece of political rhetoric -- Tryggve N. D. Mettinger
Some remarks on prophets and prophecy in "the Deuteronomistic history" -- Hans M. Barstad
Jeremiah's temple sermon revisited: Jeremiah 7 and 26 and the Quest for a Deuteronomistic redactor of the Book of Jeremiah -- Else K. Holt
Das Problem der Prophetenschüler -- Martti Nissinen
Hannah's psalm: text, composition, and redaction -- Anneli Aejmelaeus.
Die Befreiung der npš "Seele, Totenseele" des Gerechten aus der Scheol nach Psalm 49:16 -- Oswald Loretz
Der Verborgene und der Offenbare Gott bei Jesus Sirach -- Otto Kaiser
Ben Sira and the Book of Deuteronomy -- Pancratius Beentjes
Die Propheten Israels in Ben Sira "Lob der Väter" -- Marko Marttila
For those who love learning: how the reader is persuaded to study the Book of Ben Sira as a translation -- Anssi Voitila
The third book of Maccabees as an early description of anti-semitism -- Tapani Harviainen
On the concept of God in the masoretic text of Joshua -- Seppo Sipilä
Deuteronomistically inspired scribal insertions into the developing biblical texts: 4QJudga and 4QJera -- Eugene Ulrich
Evidence from the Qumran Scrolls for the scribal transmission of Leviticus -- Sarianna Metso -- Deuteronomy at Qumran and in MMT / -- Hanne von Weissenberg
A few inkwells, many hands: were there scribes at Qumran? -- Juhana Saukkonen
Early Christians and Jewish identity -- Heikki Räisänen
Testament and consolation: reflections on the literary form of the Johannine farewell of Jesus -- Kari Syreeni
Zum Gebrauch des Namens Jahwe -- Rudolf Smend
Das Wort predigen -- Oswald Bayer
Resurrection as the hermeneutical key of the bible: looking for the connecting point of view of the Bible -- Lars Aejmelaeus
Not by language alone: the dating of biblical sources -- Alexander Rofé
"An almost canonical entity": text artifacts an aurality in early biblical literature -- Terje Stordalen
Panegyric on redaction criticism -- Raija Sollamo.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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