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• Part I The Psalms/psaumes Gilles Dorival, Titres hebreux et titres grecs des psaumes Mzekala Shanidze, Old Georgian Psalter and the Titles of the Psalms Florence Bouet, Pluralite et choix editoriaux: etude des variants
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• au Ps 129,5 Charles Renoux, Quelques psaumes dans les documents liturgiques anciens georgiens et armeniens Part II The Gospels/evangiles Christian-Bernard Amphoux, Qu'est-ce que le type de texte "cesareen"? Didier Lafleur, Le codex de Koridethi ( .038) et la famille
• 13: une nouvelle collation de l'evangile de Marc J.Keith Elliott, The Endings of Mark's Gospel and the Presentation of the Variants in the Marc multilingue Edition Josep Rius-Camps, Le Codex de Beze: Base indispensable pour une edition de l'evangile de Marc Jenny Read-Heimerdinger, The Problem of Editing a Text with a Multiple Textual Tradition Bernard Outtier, Les types de texte des evangiles en georgien ancient
• Appended: D.M. Lang, Recent Work on the Georgian New Testament Darejan Tvaltvadze, The Manuscripts of Georgian Translations of the Gospels from the Black Mountain Manana Machkhaneli, The Manuscript Anbandidi Jost Gippert, Fragments of St John's Gospel in the Language of the Causasian Albanians
• Appended: Review, The Caucasian Albanian Palimpsests of Mount Sinai, Simon Crisp, Anne Boud'hors, Le caractere harmonisant des traditions de l'evangile de Marc en copte sahidique.
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Recent research on the text of the Psalms and Gospels in Greek and in certain versions, principally Coptic, Georgian and Armenian, reveals common characteristics when attempting to separate later editions of a text from its earliest forms. The essays in this collection give concrete examples of the issues involved and suggested explanations for textual changes. Les versions anciennes de la Bible ont un interet majeur dans la mesure ou elles traduisent un modele qui n'est pas celui des traductions modernes et conservent ainsi des formes textuelles disparues, souvent tres anciennes. C'est en particulier le cas des versions georgiennes, pour lesquelles des convergences sont apparues entre les recherches menees a Tbilisi et dans diverses equipes europeennes. Centre sur les psaumes et les evangiles, le colloque a reuni des communications concernant diverses langues de versions anciennes, en particulier le geogien, mais aussi le copte, le syriaque, l'armenien et l'albanien du Caucase, a partir du grec de la Septante et du Nouveau Testament.
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• Leviticus : its literary history and location in Biblical literature / Baruch Levine
• Hr in Leviticus and elsewhere in the Torah / Jacob Milgrom
• Leviticus : after Exodus and before Numbers / Graeme Auld
• The structure of the book of Leviticus in the narrative outline of the priestly Sinai story (Exod 19:1-Num 10:10*) / Andreas Ruwe
• The rhetoric of ritual instruction in Leviticus 1-7 / James W. Watts
• The theology of the sacrifice according to Leviticus 1-7 / Alfred Marx
• The go-away goat / Mary Douglas
• Towards an integrated reading of the dietary laws of Leviticus / Walter J. Houston
• What connects the incest prohibitions with the other prohibitions listed in Leviticus 18 and 20? / Adrian Schenker
• Le sacerdoce / René Péter-Contesse
• The priests in Leviticus-- is the medium the message? / Lester L. Grabbe
• Death and sexuality among priests (Leviticus 21) / Calum Carmichael
• The Old Greek translation of Leviticus / Sarianna Metso and Eugene Ulrich
• Reception of the Hebrew text of Leviticus in the Targums / Martin McNamara
• The reception of Leviticus : Peshitta version / D.J. Lane
• The book of Leviticus in the Dead Sea scrolls / Peter W. Flint
• Rethinking the notion of "scripture" in the Dead Sea scrolls : Leviticus as a test case / Robert A. Kugler
• Jesus, levitical purity, and the development of primitive Christianity / Bruce Chilton
• The rabbinic reception of Leviticus / Hannah Harrington
• ʼny yhṿh : God's self-introduction formula in Leviticus in Midrash Sifra / Gerhard Bodendorfer
• Double time ... double trouble? : gender, sin, and Leviticus 12 / Linda S. Schearing
• "Coming before the Lord" : the exclusion of women from the public domain of the Israelite preistly cult / Judith Romney Wegner.

This volume examines the formation, final form, themes, and interpretation of the Book of Leviticus. Contributors include well-known experts on Leviticus: Baruch Levine, Jacob Milgrom, Graeme Auld, Andreas Ruwe, and James Watts address Leviticus in its compositional and literary context; Alfred Marx, Mary Douglas, Walter Houston, and Adrian Schenker treat issues of cult and sacrifice; and Rene Peter-Contesse, Lester Grabbe, and Calum Carmichael discuss Leviticus on the priesthood. A groundbreaking section on Leviticus in translation and interpretation includes essays by Sarianna Metso and Eugene Ulrich, Martin McNamara, David Lane, Peter Flint, Robert Kugler, Bruce Chilton, Hannah Harrington, Gerhard Bodendorfer, Linda Schearing, and Judith Romney Wegner. These essays will serve students of Leviticus well for long time to come.
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• List of Contributors Anneli Aejmelaeus, University of Goettingen and University of Helsinki Greame Auld, University of Edinburg (retired) Pierre-Maurice Bogaert, University of Louvain-la-Neuve (retired) Walter Dietrich, University of Bern (retired) Innocent Himbaza, University of Fribourg Philippe Hugo, University of Friboug Jurg Hutzli, University of Zurich Siegfried Kreuzer, Kirchliche Horchschuhle Wuppertal Philippe Lefebvre, University of Fribourg Donald W. Parry, Brigham Young University Alexander Rofe, Hebrew University of Jerusalem (retired)s Adrian Schenker, University of Fribourg (retired) Peter Schwagmeier, University of Zurich Julio Trebolle, University Complutense of Madrid.
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The books of Samuel are a key link in the history of the biblical text in so much as they are found at a crossroad where different textual traditions encounter each other (MT, LXX, Qumran). Recent research tends to consider that the textual criticism has to take into account the literary aspects which characterise the most ancient transmission of the text. This assessment asks a variety of new exegetical questions considered in this volume: Does the comparative analysis of the textual witnesses permit proving the existence of distinct literary editions? Which are the criteria to deem the literary nature of the variants? Which ideological and theological motives governed the modifications of a previous text? Is it possible to establish a relative chronology between the putative editions? The study of the most ancient history of the text opens an archeology of the monument that are the books of Samuel. The search for their ancient foundations and the bringing to light of later modifications, the consideration both of the restorations and of the ruins of the textual edifice all throw new light on the final construct and its theological significance.
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• Presidential address : the city of Babel and Assyrian imperialism : Genesis 11:1-9 interpreted in the light of Mesopotamian sources / Arie van der Kooij
• The twelve Minor Prophets and the Dead Sea scrolls / George J. Brooke
• La reconstruction du Temple selon la Septante de Zacharie / Cécile Dogniez
• Die Textgeschichte der Königsbücher und ihre Konsequenzen für die Textgeschichte der hebräischen Bibel, illustriert am Beispiel von 2 Kön 23:1-3 / Adrian Schenker
• Beersheba Valley archaeology and its implications for the biblical record / Zeev Herzog
• Die Geschichte der Abrahamüberlieferung / Matthias Köckert
• The Temple library of Jerusalem and the composition of the book of Kings / Nadav Naʼaman
• Der reissende Wolf : Josua in Überlieferung und Geschichte / Ed Noort
• "God" in Old Testament theology / Graham I. Davies
• Scribes inspirés et écrits célestes / Jean-Marie Husser
• Rhyme and reason : the historical résumé in Israelite and early Jewish thought / Carol A Newsom
• Anciens et modernes face au Cantique des cantiques : un impossible dialogue? / Jean-Marie Auwers
• Biblical exegesis, cognitive linguistics, and hypertext / Christo H.J. van der Merwe
• The manumission of hermeneutics : the slave laws of the Pentateuch as a challenge to contemporary Pentateuchal theory / Bernard M. Levinson
• The role and significance of dbry ḥpṣ (Qoh. 12:10a) for understanding Qohelet / J.S.Y. Pahk
• Towards an "integrated approach" in biblical studies, illustrated with a dialogue between Job 28 and Job 38 / Ellen van Wolde
• Reading the Pentateuch as counter-text : a new interpretation of Genesis 1:14-19 / J. Severino Croatto
• Lire la Bible dans le contexte africain : approche et perspectives / André Kabasele Mukenge
• The cross-textual method and the J stories in Genesis in the light of a Chinese philosophical text / Craig Y.S. Ho
• Responses to Kabasele Mukenge and Craig Y.S. Ho / John Barton.

This volume presents all the main lectures of the XVIIIth Congress of the International Organization for the Study of the Old Testament (IOSOT) held in Leiden (August 2004). It is a very good sample of the main trends and progress of current biblical research on textual criticism (Qumran and Septuagint), biblical archaeology, literary criticism (especially Pentateuch, Joshua, Kings), biblical themes (especially in wisdom literature), as well as about the light thrown on biblical exegesis by current cognitive linguistics. An appendix deals with the connection between world Christianity and the study of the Old Testament. The twenty authors are among the main international figures of current biblical exegesis and their contributions are representative of the study of the Old Testament at the beginning of the third millenium.
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• George J. Brooke, 2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1 again: A Change in Perspective Jean-Sebastien Rey. Les manuscrits de la mer Morte et l'epitre aux Galates: quelques cas d'interdiscursivite Florentino Garcia Martinez. Galatians 3:10-14 in the Light of Qumran Lutz Doering, 4QMMT and the Letters of Paul: Selected Aspects of Mutual Illumination Jan Dusek, Hesed dans la Regle de la Communaute et charis dans l'epitre de Paul aux Galates Christian Grappe, Philippiens 3,21-4,1 et 1QS iv 6-8 Claude Coulot, La premiere epitre de Paul aux Thessaloniciens a la lumiere des manuscrits de la mer Morte Emile Puech, Les oeuvres de la Loi : mariage et divorce a Qumran et dans les lettres de Paul Menahem Kister, Body and Sin: Romans and Colossians in Light of Qumranic and Rabbinic Texts Friedrich Avemarie , Image of God and Image of Christ: Developments in Pauline and Ancient Jewish Anthropology Joerg Frey, Paul's View of the Spirit in the Light of Qumran Albert L. A. Hogeterp, Paul and the Jerusalem Church: Light from the Scrolls on Graeco-Semitic Language Contacts and Ethics of Gospel Mission Jutta Leonhardt-Balzer, Israel and the Community in Paul (Rom 9-11) and the Rule Texts from Qumran Daniel R. Schwartz, Ends Meet: Qumran and Paul on Circumcision Loren T. Stuckenbruck, Overlapping Ages at Qumran and "Apocalyptic" in Pauline Theology.
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The relationships between Pauline literature and the Dead Sea scrolls have fascinated specialists ever since the latter were first discovered. Now that all the Qumran scrolls have been published, it is possible to see more clearly the amplitude and impact of this corpus on first century Judaism. This book offers some syntheses of the results obtained in the last decades, and also opens up new perspectives, by highlighting similarities and indicating possible relationships between these various writings within Mediterranean Judaism. In addition, the authors wish to show how certain traditions spread, evolve and are reconfigured in ancient Judaism as they meet new religious, cultural and social challenges.
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