Judit
by Barbara Schmitz and Helmut Engel
Im Mittelpunkt des Interesses an der Juditerzahlung in Kunst und Literatur steht bis in die jungste Zeit meist die Totung des Generals Holofernes in seinem eigenen Zelt durch die schone Witwe Judit. Demgegenuber entfaltet dieser Kommentar das theologische Profil der fiktionalen Erzahlung und erlautert, wie sie auf die Bibel in ihrer griechischen Fassung Bezug nimmt und so die eigene Gegenwart theologisch deutet.
- By (author) Helmut Engel
- By (author) Barbara Schmitz
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