Altes Testament -> Literatur zum Pentateuch

Rethinking Genesis. The Sources and Authorship of the First Book of the Pentateuch

Duane Garrett

Mentor Verlag

2. Aufl. 2000, 312 Seiten

Umschlagtext: "The documentary hypothesis has always been criticised by conservative theologians. Their shortcoming, however, has been the lack of a serious alternative to replace it. The uniqueness of Garrett's approach is that he combines conservative theology with an investigation of the possible sources of information available to Moses. The result is a compelling new analysis of the origins of the first book of the Bible."

Altes Testament -> Umwelt AT

The Bible and Archaeology

Matthieu Richelle

Hendrickson

2018, 152 Seiten

Eine ausgezeichnete Einführung in die Biblische Archäologie, mit Fallstudien zur Davidisch-Salomonischen Zeit.

Umschlagtext: "Ancient artifacts and the Bible illuminate each other in various ways, but it can be difficult to understand how this process works and how archaological discoveries should be interpreted. In this book, Matthieu Richelle provides an enlightening perspective on these issues, showing how texts and material culture are in a fascinating 'dialogue' with one another that sheds light on the meaning and importance of both. What emerges is a rich and balanced picture that enlivens our understanding of the Bible's message, increases our appreciation for the historical and cultural contexts in which it was written, and helps us be realistic about the limits of our knowledge."

Neues Testament -> Einleitungen

Einleitung in das Neue Testament. Evangelien und Apostelgeschichte

Armin D. Baum

Brunnen Verlag

2018, 960 Seiten

Verlagsbeschrieb: "In seiner umfangreichen historischen und literarischen Einleitung in die Evangelien und die Apostelgeschichte behandelt Armin Baum die klassischen Fragen der neutestamentlichen Einleitungswissenschaft. Neben der Sprache, dem Erzählstil, der Verfasserschaft, den Gattungen, der synoptischen Frage und der Entstehungszeit werden auch textkritische Besonderheiten und kanontheologische Problemen analysiert.
Der Autor ist überzeugt, dass die neutestamentlichen Erzählbücher zur antiken Geschichtsschreibung gehören und dabei einen überwiegend alttestamentlich-jüdischen Charakter aufweisen. Die vier kanonischen Evangelien sind im Kontext einer antiken Gedächtniskultur entstanden, in der menschliches Erinnerungsvermögen und mündliche Überlieferung eine dominierende Rolle spielten. Bei der Beurteilung der Historizität der neutestamentlichen Geschichtsbücher ist vom antiken Konzept historischer Authentizität auszugehen, das sich nicht am Wortlaut, sondern am Inhalt orientierte."

Altes Testament -> Theologie des Alten Testaments

Christian Doctrine and the Old Testament. Theology in the Service of Biblical Exegesis

Gary A. Anderson

Baker Academic

2017, 220 Seiten

Verlagstext: "The Old Testament offers a rich palette of ideas, images, and narratives that help us unpack some of the more compact and opaque theological ideas of the New Testament. In conversation with both Christian and Jewish interpreters, prominent scholar Gary Anderson explores the exegetical background of key Christian doctrines. Through a deeper reading of our two-Testament Bible, he illustrates that Christian doctrines have an organic connection to biblical texts and that doctrine can clarify meanings in the text that are foreign to modern, Western readers. Anderson traces the development of doctrine through the history of interpretation, discussing controversial topics such as the fall of man, creation out of nothing, the treasury of merit, and the veneration of Mary along the way. He demonstrates that church doctrines are more clearly grounded in Scripture than modern biblical scholarship has often supposed and that the Bible can define and elaborate the content of these doctrines."

Altes Testament -> Literatur zum Pentateuch

Inconsistency in the Torah. Ancient Literary Convention and the Limits of Source Criticism

Joshua A. Berman

Oxford University Press

2017, 320 Seiten

Verlagsbeschrieb: "This book proposes a new approach to the Pentateuch’s narrative and legal inconsistencies that scholars have taken as signs of fragmentation and competing agendas. Recent studies of the scribal culture of the ancient Near East reveal that the models of textual growth hypothesized by biblicists often find no basis in the empirical evidence of these neighboring cultures. It reveals precursors for a variety of Pentateuchal inconsistencies in the narrative literature of the ancient Near East, deliberately deployed by a single agent. It explores the inconsistencies between the Pentateuch’s law corpora and arguing the view that these collections conflict with one another rests on an anachronistic understanding of ancient Near Eastern and biblical law as statutory law. It maintains that the historical critical approach to the Pentateuch has relied upon scholarly intuition concerning the inconsistencies found in the text. The recent pivot to empirical models constitutes a major challenge to traditional historical-critical method, mandating a review of its premises. The book includes a critical intellectual history of the theories of textual growth in biblical studies tracing how critics were influenced first by the fascination with science in the eighteenth century and then by Romanticism and Historicism in the nineteenth. These movements unwittingly led the field to adopt a range of commitments and interests that impede the proper execution of historical critical method in the study of the Pentateuch. It concludes by advocating a return to the hermeneutics of Spinoza and adopting a methodologically modest agenda."

Altes Testament -> Literatur zum Pentateuch

Sepher Torath Mosheh. Studies in the Composition and Interpretation of Deuteronomy

Daniel I. Block und Richard L. Schultz (Hg.)

Hendrickson

2017, 450 Seiten

Dieser Sammelband enthält folgende Beiträge:

1. Deuteronomy: A History of Interpretation and Evangelical Responses (Peter T. Vogt)

2. Ancient Near Eastern Treaty Traditions and Their Implications for Interpreting Deuteronomy (Neal A. Huddleston)

3. Challenges to the Use of Ancient Near Eastern Treaty Forms for Dating and Interpreting Deuteronomy (K. Lawson Younger Jr. und Neal A. Huddleston)

4. Josiah and the Composition of Deuteronomy (Michael A. Grisanti)

5. The Book of Deuteronomy: Pseudepigraphy, Pseudonymity, or Something Else Altogether? (Bill T. Arnold)

6. Slaves and Rebels: Inscription, Identity, and Time in the Rhetoric of Deuteronomy (Brent A. Strawn)

7. Literary and Other Observations on Passages Dealing with Foreigners in the Book of Deuteronomy: The Command to Love the ger Read in Context (Markus Zehnder)

8. The Cult in Deuteronomy and Its Relationship to the Book of Covenant and the Holiness Code (Richard E. Averbeck)

9. Wisdom and Torah in Deuteronomy (J. Gordon McConville)

10. When a Prophet Quotes Moses: On the Relationship between the Book of Hosea and Deuteronomy (Carsten Vang)

11. Archaeology of Mount Ebaö and Mount Gerizim and Why It Matters (Sandra L. Richter)

12. Hearing Galatians with Moses: An Examination of Paul as a Second and Seconding Moses (Daniel I. Block)

13. Concluding Reflections (Richard L. Schultz)

Neues Testament -> Theologie Neues Testament

Der Tempel aller Zeiten. Die Wohnung Gottes und der Auftrag der Gemeinde

Gregory K. Beale

Betanien

2011, 492 Seiten

Vom Umschlagtext: "In der gesamten Bibel steht der Tempel für Gottes Ziel mit seinem Volk: In seiner Mitte zu thronen und zu wohnen, um als Schöpfer und Erlöser angebetet zu werden und seine Herrlichkeit in die ganze Schöpfung hinausstrahlen zu lassen. Von Eden bis zur letzten Seite der Offenbarung lässt sich dieser rote Faden verfolgen. In diesem Buch zeigt Gregory Beale diesen roten Faden - unterstützt von zahlreichen antiken Quellen - und eine erstaunliche Fülle an biblischen Zusammenhängen von Eden über die Wohnung Gottes und das in Christus bereits angebrochene Heil bis zur Vollendung auf. Wofür Adam, Israel und der Tempel unvollkommene Schatten waren, das hat Christus vollkommen zu erfüllen begonnen."

Das Buch ist zuerst 2004 auf Englisch erschienen unter dem Titel The Temple and the Church's Mission.