南神神學院圖書館

"Volume 3"--ECIP data view.

Includes index.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Part 1. Textual criticism. Reflections on the many forms of Hebrew scripture in light of the LXX and 4Qreworked Pentateuch -- The coincidental textual nature of the collections of ancient scriptures -- Some reflections on consistency in the activity of scribes and translators -- From 4Qreworked Pentateuch to 4QPentateuch (?) -- Some thoughts about the diffusion of biblical manuscripts in antiquity -- The Aramaic, Syriac, and Latin translations of Hebrew scripture vis-à-vis the Masoretic text -- Computer-assisted tools for textual criticism -- The chapter and section divisions in Esther -- Eclectic text editions of Hebrew scripture -- The literary development of the book of Joshua as reflected in the Masoretic text, the LXX and 4QJosh[superscript a] -- The scribal and textual transmission of the Torah analyzed in light of its sanctity -- Textual harmonization in the stories of the patriarchs -- Hebrew lexicography and textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible in light of Gesenius' dictionary -- Textual criticism of Hebrew scripture and scripture-like texts -- The genealogical lists in Genesis 5 and 11 in three different versions -- The textual development of the Torah -- A new edition of the Samaritan Pentateuch -- Review of Biblia Hebraica Quinta, vol. 7, Judges -- Part 2. Qumran. The sciences and the analysis of the ancient scrolls: possibilities and impossibilities -- Some thoughts at the close of the Discoveries of the Judaean Desert publication project -- A didactic approach to the biblical Dead Sea scrolls -- The Dead Sea scrolls and the textual history of the Masoretic Bible -- The background of the stichometric arrangements of poetry in the Judean desert scrolls -- Israeli scholarship on the biblical texts from the Judean desert [2011] -- The Qumran Hebrew texts and the Septuagint: an overview -- Scribal features of two Qumran scrolls -- The Samaritan Pentateuch and the Dead Sea scrolls: the proximity of the pre-Samaritan Qumran scrolls to the SP -- Part 3. Septuagint. Personal names in the Septuagint of Isaiah -- Reflections on the Septuagint with special attention paid to the post-Pentateuchal translations -- The Septuagint between Judaism and Christianity -- The harmonizing character of the Septuagint of Genesis 1-11 -- Genesis 49 in the Septuagint: trial and error -- The Septuagint translation of Genesis as the first scripture translation.

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