Benno Jacob zu Levitikus
Eine Studie zu seinem Nachlass mit Edition des Manuskripts 'Leviticus 17-20'
by Hans-Christoph Aurin
Paperback (Published)
(May 2022)
ISBN: 9783161610363
9.09 x 6.06 inches
Price: $137.00
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Der deutsch-judische Rabbiner und Bibelforscher Benno Jacob (1862-1945) ist vor allem fur seine beiden grossen Kommentare zum Buch Genesis (1934) und Exodus (1997) bekannt. Weniger bekannt ist, dass sich in seinem umfangreichen Nachlass auch Manuskripte und Fragmente zum dritten biblischen Buch, Levitikus, befinden, welches in der judischen Tradition einen hohen Stellenwert einnimmt. Das Buch Levitikus enthalt uberwiegend kultische Texte, wie Opferbestimmungen, die fur moderne Leser nur schwer zuganglich sind, aber auch das ethische Kapitel 19 mit dem wohl bekanntesten biblischen Satz “Liebe deinen Nachsten wie dich selbst!”, der im 19. Jh. eine wichtige Rolle im Streit um den Wert der judischen Ethik gespielt hat. In der vorliegenden Arbeit editiert und kommentiert Hans-Christoph Aurin eines der fruhen Levitikus-Manuskripte Benno Jacobs und berucksichtigt dafur zahlreiche weitere unveroffentlichte Texte wie seine exegetischen Notizhefte.
- By (author) Hans-Christoph Aurin
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