Note: Text hebr. und engl. - Teilw. in hebr. Schr.

Note: Includes bibliographical references

Note: Teilw. verl. von H. Müller, Neuendettelsau, Lindenstr. 17. - Teilw. verl. von W. Kruse, Neuhausen, Römerstr. 14. -

Note: Offprint.

Note: In Russian, English and Armenian.

Note: German and English.

Note: Appeared previously in "Religionsunterricht an höheren Schulen" 48 (2005) 140-150.

Note: Appeared also in his collected articles "Geschichte und Tradition" (2012) 9-28.

Note: Appeared previously in "Qualitätsmanagement in der Theologie" (2003) 143-166.

Note: German and English.

Note: German and English.

Note: An earlier version appeared as "To see where God dwells: the Tabernacle, the Temple, and the origins of the Christian mystical tradition" in "Letter and Spirit" 4 (2008) 15-47.

Note: Includes 4 responses (pp. 133-152).

Note: Includes 4 responses (pp. 84-103).

Note: Bodleian Ms. Canon. Or. 62.

Note: Bodleian Ms. Mich. 617/627, Ms. Land Or. 321; Ms. Mich 619.

Note: On the Hebrew term "גיליונים".

Note: With an English summary.

Note: Appeared also in his collected articles "Cultures in Collision and Conversation" (2011) 152-166.

Note: "A Garber bibliography": p. 477-501 -- Includes bibliographical references , A scholar's creation , A brief introduction , The domestication of a radical Jew: Paul of Tarsus , A "seminal" study of the Jesus Drasha in the Gospel of Matthew , The messy realities of life: a rereading of Numbers 19 and 20 , A cosmopolitan "student of the sages:" Jacob of Kefar Nevoraia in rabbinic literature , Floating letters , Dialogue as praxis: a midrashic reading of Numbers 19-20 and Hebrews 9 , Testing the results of Richard Kalmin: a null hypothesis examined in the setting of Mishnah and Bavli tractate Moed Qatan , Creation and mortalization: a religio-literary perspective , Jeremiah, the Shoah, and the restoration of Israel , Jewish-Christian relations: a dialogue with Zev Garber , Who owns the truth?: the question of the "other" in postdenominational Judaism and Christianity (and Islam) in the next fifty years , The backward man and the Jewish giant: Mirrors of traumatic memory in the late photographs of Diane Arbus , Developments in Catholic-Jewish relations: 1990 and beyond , Philo and the dangers of philosophizing , Exegetical theology and divine suffering Jewish thought , Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel's paths to God , The reception of early German Haskalah in nineteenth-century Haskalah , Traveling in Ga(r)berdine , Jewish studies without Jews: the growth of an academic field in Austria and Germany , The story of Shofar: an editor's personal account , "But it isn't on the test!" Holocaust education in the age of "No Child Left Behind" , Spelling and Kabbalah: a review essay of Myla Goldberg's Bee season , What do Americans read when they read about the Holocaust? , The evolution and devolution of a world apart: the Nazi concentration camps and the Holocaust , Soft-core Holocaust denial: trivialization and sanitization in the early twenty-first century , The scroll of the Shoah: the case for the writings of Yitzhak Katzenelson as the basis of a future Jewish post-Shoah Jewish theology , "Thou shalt teach it to thy children": what American Jewish children's literature teaches about the Holocaust , Once more to the Jabbok: the place of midrashic dialogue in post-Shoah hermeneutics , Portraits of two Jewries: experiencing the Shoah through fiction , No vindication to venomous verdict: the poem "Mr. Auschwitz" by Ronny Someck , Holocaust or Shoah: the Greek category versus Jewish thought , What have we learned from the Holocaust? , On oil and Antisemitism , Disraeli's boomerang efforts to combat Antisemitism: the interplay of ideas of race, religion, and conspiracy , Writing , The language of memory , Hebrew literature, academic politics, and feminist criticism: a confessional essay , The folktales of Rabbi Yosef Hayyim , The Sha'ar ha-shamayim synagogue (Keniset Ismā'īlīyah) in Cairo, Egypt , On three early incidences of Hebrew script in western art , The literary quest for national revival: from Hazaz's "The sermon" (1942) to Yehoshua's Mr. Mani (1990) , The two-bodied people: their cosmos, and the origin of the soul , A Garber bibliography.

Note: Literaturverz. S. 103 - 105

Note: Formerly CIP Uk. - Includes bibliographical references and index. - Introduction: The two Zionisms -- The Christian Zionists and the Hebrew poet : Laurence and Alice Oliphant's encounter with Naphtali Herz Imber (1882-1888) -- Theodor Herzl and his Christian associates (1883-1904) -- The Reverend Herbert Danby : scholar of Rabbinics, Zionist, Christian missionary (1889-1953) -- Rome and Jerusalem : two Catholic thinkers on Judaism and two papal visits to Jerusalem, 1964 and 2000 -- Twentieth-century literary pilgrims to Zion : Jorge Luis Borges, Robert Graves, and Vladimir Nabokov -- Jewish settlers and Christian Zionists (1967-2007)

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index

Note: Includes index

Note: Includes bibliographical references