Politics and theopolitics in the Bible and postbiblical literature
edited by Henning Graf Reventlow, Yair Hoffman, and Benjamin Uffenheimer
Politics and theopolitics in the Bible and postbiblical literature
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edited by Henning Graf Reventlow, Yair Hoffman, and Benjamin UffenheimerPublisher
JSOT PressEdition 1
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Title and Author
Politics and theopolitics in the Bible and postbiblical literature / edited by Henning Graf Reventlow, Yair Hoffman, and Benjamin UffenheimerPublication Details
شفیلد : JSOT Press، 1994مPhysical Description
612 p. ;32 cm..Subject
Politics in the Bibleseries
(Journal for the study of the Old Testament.0309-0787؛ 171)Language
فارسیNotes
"This is the third volume to be published containing papers read at meetings between the Department of Bible of Tel Aviv University and the Faculty of Protestant Theology of the University of Bochum"--Pref.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents
Josephus on the Mosaic 'constitution' / Yehoshua Amir -- Literature in the service of politics: studies in Judges 19-21 / Yairah Amit -- 'Thous shalt make no covenant with them' (Exodus 23.32) / Moshe Anbar -- Religion and state in ancient Israel / Ze'ev W. Falk -- The biblical tradition in the perspective of political theology and political ethics / Christofer Frey -- The concept of 'other gods' in the Deuteronomistic literature / Yair Hoffman -- Reflections on the relationship between theopolitics, prophecy and historiography / Yair Hoffman -- Christ, the body of Christ and cosmic powers in Paul's letters and the New Testament as a whole / Gottfried Nebe -- David's kingship: a precarious equilibrium / Frank H. Polak -- The 'Law' and the Noahides / Nahum Rakover -- The biblical and classical traditions of 'just war' / Henning Graf Reventlow -- Isaiah's and Micah's approaches to policy and history / B. Uffenheimer -- Babylon the great and the New Jerusalem: the visionary view of political reality in the Revelation of John / Klaus Wengst