Focusing on the evolution of biblical studies, this collection of seminal essays examines the impact of archaeological and exegetical research over the past twenty years. It offers readers a critical assessment of how these developments have reshaped the discipline, encouraging a deeper understanding of biblical texts and their historical contexts.
This anthology features creative imagined correspondence between biblical characters, crafted by prominent scholars. Each letter explores the relationships, conflicts, and themes found within scripture, offering a fresh perspective on familiar stories. The collection invites readers to engage with the characters in a personal way, enhancing their understanding of biblical narratives through this unique format.
Drei führende Qumran-Forscher präsentieren die neuesten wissenschaftlichen Ergebnisse zu den über 800 Dokumenten aus den Höhlen der judäischen Wüste. Sie erläutern die Bedeutung der Schriftrollen für die Entwicklung der Hebräischen Bibel und bringen die Welt der Qumran-Bewohner durch spannende Texte und faszinierende Bilder näher.
Die Schriftrollen vom Toten Meer