Die Normativität der Tora in der christlichen Bibel
Contributions by Evangelia G. Dafni Contributions by Dieter Böhler Contributions by Georg Fischer SJ Contributions by Marianne Grohmann Contributions by Judith Hahn Contributions by Maria Häusl Contributions by Thomas Hieke Contributions by Konrad Huber Contributions by Michael Sommer Contributions by Karl Matthias Schmidt Edited by Ilse Müllner Edited by Ansgar Wucherpfennig sj Series edited by Walter Dietrich Series edited by Ruth Scoralick Series edited by Reinhard von Bendemann Series edited by Marlis Gielen
In both Judaism and Christianity, the Torah forms the theological basis of the biblical canon, to which the other parts of the canon, Prophecy and Writings, as well as the New Testament, refer. The theological and interdisciplinary contributions examine the meaning of Torah between instruction, metatextual term for the Pentateuch and the Greek concept of nomos. The internal concepts of the Torah are analyzed as well as the diverse ancient internal and extra-biblical references to the Torah, including its significance for contemporary Christian ethics.
Die Tora bildet sowohl im Judentum wie auch im Christentum die theologische Grundlage des biblischen Kanons, auf die sich die weiteren Kanonteile Prophetie und Schriften ebenso wie das Neue Testament beziehen. Das gilt sowohl fur das fundierende Narrativ des Exodusereignisses als auch fur die ethischen Normen, die in Geboten und Gesetzen vermittelt werden. Die theologisch-interdisziplinar zusammengestellten Beitrage fragen nach der Bedeutung von Tora zwischen Weisung, metatextuellem Begriff fur den Pentateuch und der griechischen nomos-Konzeption. Dabei werden sowohl die Tora-internen Konzepte analysiert als auch die vielfaltigen antiken inner- und ausserbiblischen Bezugnahmen auf die Tora bis hin zur Bedeutung fur gegenwartige christliche Ethik dargestellt.
- Contributions by Evangelia G. Dafni
- Contributions by Dieter Böhler
- Contributions by Georg Fischer SJ
- Contributions by Marianne Grohmann
- Contributions by Judith Hahn
- Contributions by Maria Häusl
- Contributions by Thomas Hieke
- Contributions by Konrad Huber
- Contributions by Michael Sommer
- Contributions by Karl Matthias Schmidt
- Edited by Ilse Müllner
- Edited by Ansgar Wucherpfennig sj
- Series edited by Walter Dietrich
- Series edited by Ruth Scoralick
- Series edited by Reinhard von Bendemann
- Series edited by Marlis Gielen
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