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Reading the Bible in ancient traditions and modern editions : studies in memory of Peter W. Flint / edited by Andrew B. Perrin, Kyung S. Baek, and Daniel K. Falk.

Contributor(s): Perrin, Andrew B [editor.] | Baek, Kyung S [editor.] | Falk, Daniel K [editor.] | Flint, Peter W [honouree.]
Material type: TextTextSeries: Early Judaism and its literature: no. 47.Publisher: Atlanta, GA : SBL Press, [2017]Copyright date: ©2017Description: xxx, 715 pages ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781628371918; 1628371919Subject(s): Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc | Bible -- Versions | Dead Sea scrolls | Bible -- Canon | Flint, Peter WDDC classification: 220.6 LOC classification: BS511.3 | .R429 2017Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
The story of a scholar: the life and academic legacy of Peter W. Flint / Kyung S. Baek and Andrew B. Perrin -- Variant editions of biblical books revealed by the Qumran scrolls / Eugene Ulrich -- The origins, development, and characteristics of the ancient translations of the Hebrew scriptures / Emanuel Tov -- Scribal practice and the pony in the manure pile / Martin G. Abegg Jr. -- The emergence of the Samaritan Pentateuch / Timothy H. Lim -- The content and order of books in Ethiopic Old Testament manuscripts / Steve Delamarter -- Toward a critical edition of the Samaritan Pentateuch: reflections on issues and methods / Gary N. Knoppers -- The Hebrew University Bible Project / Michael Segal -- Exercising [Logismós]: the delineation of recensional activity in Greek 4 Maccabees / Robert J.V. Hiebert -- The epistemology of textual criticism / Ronald S. Hendel -- The changing landscape of editing ancient Jewish texts / Sarianna Metso and James M. Tucker -- The text of the book of Jeremiah according to Barkhi Nafshi and the Rule of Benedictions / Armin Lange -- A text-critical study of Hapax Legomena in Isaiah MT and the Qumran Isaiah scrolls / Donald W. Parry -- A commentary on Greek Leviticus 19:1-10 / Dirk Büchner -- Torah as narrative and wisdom in the Dead Sea Scrolls / John J. Collins -- Further thoughts on Isaac in the scrolls from the Qumran caves / George J. Brooke -- Self-glorification hymn(s) and the usage of scripture i the context of war: a study of [sefer hatihilim] in 4QMa (4Q491), fragment 17 / Kipp Davis -- The textual forms of Aramaic Levi document at Qumran / Andrew B. Perrin -- Translation and rewriting in the Genesis Apocryphon / John Screnock -- Another look at 1QHodayotb (1Q35) / Eileen M. Schuller -- "I thank you, O Lord... in the bereavement of my soul": lament reshaped in a thanksgiving psalm (1QHa 10:33-11:5) / Dorothy M. Peters -- Willing heart and broken spirit: Psalm 51 in the Dead Sea Scrolls / Daniel K. Falk -- Imitation as necessity: Isaiah in light of Amos's prophetic tradition / Ryan N. Roberts -- The fourth-year planting in Jubilees 7 / James C. VanderKam -- Of echoes of the Jewish scriptures and adaptations of livestock inventories in the Testament of Job / Robert A. Kugler -- Did Josephus know his Bible when he wrote the Jewish War? Elisha at Jericho in J.W. 4.459-465 / Steve Mason -- The reputation of Jesus in light of Qumran's tradition of David as prophet / Craig A. Evans -- Prophecy and divination in the Gospel of Matthew: the use of dream-visions and fulfillment quotations / Kyung S. Baek.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The story of a scholar: the life and academic legacy of Peter W. Flint / Kyung S. Baek and Andrew B. Perrin -- Variant editions of biblical books revealed by the Qumran scrolls / Eugene Ulrich -- The origins, development, and characteristics of the ancient translations of the Hebrew scriptures / Emanuel Tov -- Scribal practice and the pony in the manure pile / Martin G. Abegg Jr. -- The emergence of the Samaritan Pentateuch / Timothy H. Lim -- The content and order of books in Ethiopic Old Testament manuscripts / Steve Delamarter -- Toward a critical edition of the Samaritan Pentateuch: reflections on issues and methods / Gary N. Knoppers -- The Hebrew University Bible Project / Michael Segal -- Exercising [Logismós]: the delineation of recensional activity in Greek 4 Maccabees / Robert J.V. Hiebert -- The epistemology of textual criticism / Ronald S. Hendel -- The changing landscape of editing ancient Jewish texts / Sarianna Metso and James M. Tucker -- The text of the book of Jeremiah according to Barkhi Nafshi and the Rule of Benedictions / Armin Lange -- A text-critical study of Hapax Legomena in Isaiah MT and the Qumran Isaiah scrolls / Donald W. Parry -- A commentary on Greek Leviticus 19:1-10 / Dirk Büchner -- Torah as narrative and wisdom in the Dead Sea Scrolls / John J. Collins -- Further thoughts on Isaac in the scrolls from the Qumran caves / George J. Brooke -- Self-glorification hymn(s) and the usage of scripture i the context of war: a study of [sefer hatihilim] in 4QMa (4Q491), fragment 17 / Kipp Davis -- The textual forms of Aramaic Levi document at Qumran / Andrew B. Perrin -- Translation and rewriting in the Genesis Apocryphon / John Screnock -- Another look at 1QHodayotb (1Q35) / Eileen M. Schuller -- "I thank you, O Lord... in the bereavement of my soul": lament reshaped in a thanksgiving psalm (1QHa 10:33-11:5) / Dorothy M. Peters -- Willing heart and broken spirit: Psalm 51 in the Dead Sea Scrolls / Daniel K. Falk -- Imitation as necessity: Isaiah in light of Amos's prophetic tradition / Ryan N. Roberts -- The fourth-year planting in Jubilees 7 / James C. VanderKam -- Of echoes of the Jewish scriptures and adaptations of livestock inventories in the Testament of Job / Robert A. Kugler -- Did Josephus know his Bible when he wrote the Jewish War? Elisha at Jericho in J.W. 4.459-465 / Steve Mason -- The reputation of Jesus in light of Qumran's tradition of David as prophet / Craig A. Evans -- Prophecy and divination in the Gospel of Matthew: the use of dream-visions and fulfillment quotations / Kyung S. Baek.

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