Title:
שנתון לחקר המקרא והמזרח הקדום
Language:
Hebrew
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource
Year of publication:
2020
Keywords:
Shnaton: An Annual for Biblical and Ancient Near
;
Ancient East
;
Bible Studies
;
History of the Land and State of Israel
Abstract:
Contents:Biblical StudiesHaim Hayun|Between Bible and Midrash: The Story of Abramand Sarai in Egypt (Genesis 12:10-20) and the Story of Moses' Birth (Exodus 2:1-10) Bnayahu Bronner|On Ḥerem Adam (Proscription of Persons) and itsSignificance: The Temple as a Place of Freedom and JusticeHagit Shabtai|Prophetic Rebuke and Northern Redaction: Judges6:7-10 as a Test Case for Understanding the Processes of Composition and Redaction in Judges and the Deuteronomistic HistoryNoach Hayut|Individual and Collective Retribution in the Bookof KingsMiriam Sklarz|From Failure to Fertility: Structure and Significance in Hosea 14:2-20 139Rachel Frish|'For Counsel Shall not Perish from the Wise'? Jeremiah's Criticism of Wisdom and the Sages in the New Covenant Prophecy (Jeremiah 31:3-33 [31-34])Orlit Kolodni|The Layout of the Song of Moses (Ha ʾazinu) in Medieval Italian Biblical ManuscriptsLinguisticsEmmanuel Mastey|The Adverb עוֹד in Biblical Hebrew: Syntax, Semantics and Chronology Ohad Cohen|QWSYHB / BʿLYTN / QWSNTN / NTNMRN / NTNY / QWSWHB / NTNBʿL: On the Significance of Personal Names from Idumea for our Understanding of the Linguistic Reality in Persian PalestineHistory of ExegesisYoram Erder|The Karaites on Commandments that Arise fromHuman Initiative in Light of their Discussion ofthe Sciatic Tendon (Genesis 32:33)Zvi Stampfer|ʻBoth Her and Her Youngʼ: The MedievalRabbinite-Karaite Dispute in Light of NewPassages from the GenizaSara Japhet The Book of Judges from a European Archive 349Eric Lawee Limitations of a Prophet: R. Isaac Abarbanel on theHuman Element in the Prophecies of Jeremiah - Between Medievalism and Humanist Exegesis
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