Ein Freund des Wortes
Festschrift Udo Rüterswörden
Contributions by Martin Leuenberger Contributions by Johannes Schnocks Contributions by Reinhard Achenbach Contributions by Rüdiger Lux Contributions by Michaela Bauks Contributions by Ulrich Berges Contributions by Stefan Beyerle Contributions by Walter Dietrich Contributions by Beate Ego Contributions by Karin Finsterbusch Contributions by Christian Frevel Contributions by Judith Gärtner Contributions by Sebastian Grätz Contributions by Raik Heckl Contributions by Michael Konkel Contributions by Thomas Krüger Contributions by Jörg Lanckau Contributions by Christoph Levin Contributions by Ludwig D. Morenz Contributions by Martin Rösel Contributions by Markus Saur Contributions by Bernd U. Schipper Contributions by Werner H. Schmidt Contributions by Winfried Thiel Contributions by Stefan Timm Contributions by Thomas Willi Contributions by Ina Willi-Plein Contributions by Jakob Wöhrle Contributions by Wolfgang Zwickel Edited by Sebastian Grätz Edited by Axel Graupner Edited by Jörg Lanckau
Hardback (Published)
(January 2019)
ISBN: 9783525571408
6.34 x 9.33 inches
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Zur Ehre von Udo Rüterswörden
Der Sammelband enthalt knapp dreissig substantielle Artikel namhafter zumeist alttestamentlicher Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler beider Konfessionen und unterschiedlicher Generationen zu den fur die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft grundlegenden Themen Theologie, Philologie, Recht und Geschichte des antiken Israel. Die Lekture der einzelnen Beitrage zeigt, dass diese Bereiche in vielfaltiger Weise miteinander in Beziehung stehen und einander beeinflussen. Damit wird das Werk von Udo Rutersworden zugleich aufgenommen, gewurdigt und weitergedacht.
Martin Leuenberger ist Professor für Altes Testament an der Universität Tübingen.
- Contributions by Martin Leuenberger
- Contributions by Johannes Schnocks
- Contributions by Reinhard Achenbach
- Contributions by Rüdiger Lux
- Contributions by Michaela Bauks
- Contributions by Ulrich Berges
- Contributions by Stefan Beyerle
- Contributions by Walter Dietrich
- Contributions by Beate Ego
- Contributions by Karin Finsterbusch
- Contributions by Christian Frevel
- Contributions by Judith Gärtner
- Contributions by Sebastian Grätz
- Contributions by Raik Heckl
- Contributions by Michael Konkel
- Contributions by Thomas Krüger
- Contributions by Jörg Lanckau
- Contributions by Christoph Levin
- Contributions by Ludwig D. Morenz
- Contributions by Martin Rösel
- Contributions by Markus Saur
- Contributions by Bernd U. Schipper
- Contributions by Werner H. Schmidt
- Contributions by Winfried Thiel
- Contributions by Stefan Timm
- Contributions by Thomas Willi
- Contributions by Ina Willi-Plein
- Contributions by Jakob Wöhrle
- Contributions by Wolfgang Zwickel
- Edited by Sebastian Grätz
- Edited by Axel Graupner
- Edited by Jörg Lanckau
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