With Wisdom as a Robe: Qumran and Other Jewish Studies ~ Festschrift Ida Fröhlich (2009 Dobos, Koszeghy), edited volume

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With Wisdom as a Robe: Qumran and Other Jewish Studies (2009) is a collection of essays in honor of Ida Fröhlich, edited by Károly Dobos and Miklós Koszeghy.

Abstract

"Professor Ida Frhlich, Professor of Hebrew Studies and Ancient Near Eastern History in the Pzmny Pter Catholic University, Budapest, is a celebrated scholar who has been in the forefront of the remarkable development of Hebrew and Jewish studies in recent decades in Hungary. Among her important publications are 'Time and times and half a time': Historical Consciousness in the Jewish Literature of the Persian and Hellenistic Eras (1996), and, more recently, the first translation of the corpus of the Dead Sea Scrolls into Hungarian. Her current major project is, in collaboration with a group of younger scholars, to prepare a Hungarian translation of all the apocryphal and pseudepigraphical materials. In this very substantial volume, presented to her on the occasion of her sixtieth birthday, the essays of 37 international scholars are arranged in three sections: (1) Hebrew Bible / Old Testament, (2) Apocrypha-Pseudepigrapha and Qumran, and (3) Jewish Studies / Christian Interpretation."--Publisher description.

Editions

Published in Sheffield, England: Phoenix, 2009.

Table of contents

  • Biblical texts and the past / Philip R. Davies
  • Eight critical junctures in ancient Jewish history / Magen Broshi
  • Muss die exklusive Gottesverehrung Gewalttätig sein? Israels steiniger weg zum Monotheismus / Rainer Albertz
  • Abimelech: two sides of the story (Judges 9) / Georg Hentschel
  • The sacrifice of Jephthah's daughter and the notion of Herem ([HRM]) (a problematic narrative against its biblical background) / Dolores G. Kamrada
  • Heilige texte un Gewalt: Annaherung an das Thema am Beispiel von Ps 137 / [[Jutta Hausmann]
  • Die Sprache ser Armee von Juda: Eine Spurensuche / Miklós Koszeghy
  • Ezra's elusive presence / István Karasszon
  • Babylon remembered: Nebuchadnezzar in the collective memory of ancient Israel / Matthias Henze
  • Ritual in the Old Testament apocrypha / James R. Davila
  • Subterranean giants and septuagint proverbs: the 'earth-born' of LXX Proverbs / Matthew Goff
  • The family of Tobit / Devorah Dimant
  • A leaf from a medieval Hebrew Book of Tobit: Jacques Mosseri Genizah Collection at Cambridge University Library, Mosseri I.38 (with a note on the dating of T-S A45.25) / Siam Bhayro
  • Putting angels in their place: developments in the second temple angelology / Kelley Coblentz Bautch
  • The eschatological worship of God by the nations: an inquiry into the early Enoch tradition / Loren T. Stuckenbruck
  • The Aramaic Astronomical Book and the Ethiopic Book of Luminaries / James C. VanderKam
  • The virgin heifer and a lost Christian version of the animal apocalypse / Darrell D. Hannah
  • Hebrew patriarchs in the book of Jubilees: a descriptive analysis as an interpretative methodology / Jamal-Dominique Hopkins
  • Rebekah's prayer (Jubilees 25.11-23) / John C. Endres
  • Qumran witness to the developmental growth of the prophetic books / Eugene C. Ulrich
  • 'Which is written in the words of Isaiah, son of Amoz, the Prophet' (CD 7.10): quotations of and allusions to the book of Isaiah in Qumran literature / Armin Lange
  • Ancient Jewish traditions of biblical commentary in Qumran literature / Bilhah Nitzan
  • The primacy and the shunning of a priestly Noah in 4QCommentary on Genesis A-D and the Damascus Document at Qumran / Dorothy Peters
  • Prophesized history of the Postexilic Period and polemics against priests in 4Q390 from Qumran: Levite authorship behind the fragments? / Balázs Tamási
  • The Temple Scroll calendar: revisiting the feast of oil in the calendrical documents/mismarot / Michael A. Daise
  • The terminology of death at Qumran / Nora David
  • Jewish attitudes to afterlife in the age of Jesus / Geza Vermes
  • Remarks on the miracles of Elisha in the Lives of the Prophets 22.5-20 / Géza G. Xeravits
  • Reconstructing past (Jewish) cultures / Anders Klostergaard Petersen
  • Weight standards and fineness of silver in Aramaic documents from Elephantine / Péter Vargyas
  • The Old Testament quoted in the New Testament: the interpretation of the Torah in the early Christian tradition / György Benyik
  • John, Jesus, and Metatron: mediators, knowledge, and the importance of a neglected interpretation / Phillip Muñoa
  • An ancient debate on canonicity: Julius Africanus and Origen on Susanna
  • Support for the poor: Leviticus 19 in Qumran and in early rabbinic interpretation / Günter Stemberger
  • The legal status of slaves in Sasanian and Talmudic Law / János Jany
  • A Jewish Aramaic amulet from Afghanistan / Shaul Shaked
  • 'In they light shall we see the light' (Psalm 36.10): Maimonides on human intellect / Károly Dániel Dobos

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