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Biblical interpretation beyond historicity
Beyond historicity. A new "biblical archaeology" ; Old and new ways of interpreting Isaiah 40-55 ; Contextualizing composite works: the case of 4QMMT with a sociolinguistic twist -- Greek Connections. Is the Old Testament still a Hellenistic book? ; From Plato to Moses: Genesis-Kings as a Platonic epic ; Greek genres and the Hebrew Bible ; When the Septuagint came in from the cold -- Reception. Of Qumran, the canon, and the history of the Bible text ; Deconstructing the continuity of Qumran Ib and II with implications for stabilizing the biblical texts ; Canon formation, canonicity, and the Qumran library ; New children of Abraham in Greenland -- the creation of a nation ; Closing the conference: whose mythic, rhythmic, theological and cultural memory is it anyway?
edited by Ingrid Hjelm and Thomas L. Thompson.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.