Neuerscheinungen Herbst 2011 Theologie und Religion ...

neues testament
Forschungen zur Religion und Literatur
des Alten und Neuen Testaments
Herausgegeben von Dietrich-Alex Koch, Jan Christian Gertz,
Christophr M. Tuckett, Matthias Köckert, Hermut Löhr,
Steven L. McKenzie und Joachim Schaper.
zuletzt in dieser reihe erschienen
Band 240: Sergio Rosell Nebreda
Christ Identity
A Social-Scientific Reading of
Philippians 2.5–11
2011. 391 Seiten, gebunden
€ 94,95 D / € 97,70 A / SFr 1126,–
ISBN 978-3-525-53254-6
Band 237: Jonathan A. Moo
Creation, Nature and Hope
in 4 Ezra
2011. 206 Seiten, gebunden
€ 59,95 D / € 61,70 A / SFr 79,90
ISBN 978-3-525-53103-7
Band 236: Anke Mühling
»Blickt auf Abraham,
euren Vater«
Abraham als Identifikationsfigur des
Judentums in der Zeit des Exils und
des Zweiten Tempels
2011. 396 Seiten, gebunden
€ 89,95 D / € 92,50 A / SFr 119,–
ISBN 978-3-525-53098-6
Band 234: Jozef Tino
King and Temple in Chronicles
A Contextual Approach to their
Relations
2010. 183 Seiten, gebunden
€ 80,95 D / € 83,30 A / SFr 108,–
ISBN 978-3-525-53096-2
Band 233: Martti Nissinen /
Charles E. Carter (Hg.)
Images and Prophecy
in the Ancient Eastern
Mediterranean
2009. 210 Seiten mit 79 Abb.
und 6 Tab., gebunden
€ 71,95 D / € 74,00 A / SFr 96,50
ISBN 978-3-525-53097-9
Band 232: Andreas Wagner (Hg.)
Anthropologische Aufbrüche
Alttestamentliche und interdisziplinäre
Zugänge zur historischen
Anthropologie
2009. 430 Seiten mit 24 Abb.,
gebunden
€ 70,95 D / € 73,– A / SFr 94,90
ISBN 978-3-525-53189-1
Band 231: Guy Williams
The Spirit World in the
Letters of Paul the Apostle
A Critical Examination of the Role
of Spiritual Beings in the Authentic
Pauline Epistles
2009. 336 Seiten, gebunden
€ 80,95 D / € 83,30 A / SFr 108,–
ISBN 978-3-525-53095-5
Band 230: Armin Lange / Matthias
Weigold / József Zsengellér (Hg.)
From Qumran to Aleppo
A Discussion with Emanuel Tov
about the Textual History of Jewish
Scriptures in Honor of his 65th
Birthday
2009. 202 Seiten mit 13 Tab.
und einer Grafik, gebunden
€ 71,95 D / € 74,– A / SFr 96,50
ISBN 978-3-525-53094-8
Band 229: Dieter Sänger (Hg.) /
Gerhard Sellin
Studien zu Paulus und
zum Epheserbrief
2009. 279 Seiten, gebunden
€ 71,95 D / € 74,– A / SFr 96,50
ISBN 978-3-525-53093-1
Benjamin Foreman
»Who Teaches Us More
than the Beasts of the
Earth?«
Animal Metaphors and the People
of Israel in the Book of Jeremiah
Forschungen zur Religion und
Literatur des Alten und Neuen
Testaments, Volume 238.
Ca. 300 pages with 10 illustrations,
hardcover
ca. € 89,95 D / € 92,50 A /
SFr 119,–
ISBN 978-3-525-53258-4
Forthcoming August 2011
Though interest in the use of
metaphor in the Hebrew Bible
has gained momentum in recent
years, there is, to date, no investigation
which concentrates
exclusively on the animal metaphors
in the book of Jeremiah.
In this volume Foreman brings
to light this neglected area of
study by examining the language
and imagery of the animal
metaphors for the people of
Israel. Since different interpretations
have been given to many
of the metaphors in question,
the author resolves some of the
questions regarding the meaning
of these images in his indepth
study.
the author
Dr Benjamin A. Foreman is
Assistant Professor of Bible at
IBEX – The Master’s College in
Harei Yehuda, Israel.
potential audience
Scholars and Students of Theology,
especially focused on
the Old Testament, Religious
Studies.
Eberhard Bons /
Thomas J. Kraus (Ed.)
Et sapienter et eloquenter
Studies on Rhetorical and Stylistic
Features of the Septuagint
Forschungen zur Religion und
Literatur des Alten und Neuen
Testaments, Volume 241.
Ca. 168 pages, hardcover
ca. € 66,95 D / € 68,90 A /
SFr 89,90
ISBN 978-3-525-53261-4
Forthcoming July 2011
Over the last years the Septuagint
has gradually edged closer
into the interest of Biblical scholars
and into the centre of historical
and philological research.
The question which has hardly
been studied so far is to what
extent the Greek transla tion of
the Bible consists of stylistic and
rhetorical elements that are not
present in the Hebrew source
text. This issue is taken up in
this collected volume. Seven
scholars investigate into stylistic
and rhetorical elements present
in various books of the Bible and
establish a field of work that
deserves to receive more attention
in the future.Contributors
are E. Bons, J. M. Dines, K.
Hauspie, J. Joosten, T. J. Kraus,
A. Léonas and K. Usener.
the editors
Dr. phil. Dr. theol. Eberhard Bons
is professor of Old Testament
Studies at the faculty of Catholic
Theology at the University of
Strasbourg.
Dr. theol Thomas J. Kraus is
teacher of English and ethics at
a secondary school in Bavaria.
potential audience
Researchers and Students of the
Old Testament.
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