Remembering and Forgetting in Early Second Temple Judah

Ehud Ben Zvi (Herausgegeben von) Born 1951; Professor (History & Classics) at the University of Alberta; has served and serves as chair of program units/research programmes at the Society of Biblical Literature and the European Association of Biblical Studies ; founder and general editor of the Journal of Hebrew Scriptures and former president of the Canadian Society of Biblical Studies.Christoph Levin (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1950; em. Professor für Altes Testament an der LMU München; 2010-13 Präsident der International Organization for the Study of the Old Testament (IOSOT); korrespondierendes Mitglied der Niedersächsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen und der Finnischen Akademie der Wissenschaften; Ehrendoktor der Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Helsinki.

• Ehud Ben Zvi: IntroductionA. Remembering and Forgetting in the Collection of Prophetic BooksEhud Ben Zvi: Remembering the Prophets through the Reading and Rereading of a Collection of Prophetic Books in Yehud. Methodological Considerations and Explorations - Jörg Jeremias: Remembering and Forgetting. "True" and "False" Prophecy - Sonya Kostamo: Remembering Interactions Between Ahaz and Isaiah in the Late Persian Period - Friedhelm Hartenstein: YHWH's Ways and New Creation in Deutero-Isaiah - Christina Ehring: YHWH's Return in Isaiah 40:1-11* and 52:7-10. Pre-exilic Cultic Traditions of Jerusalem and Babylonian Influence - Christoph Levin: "Days Are Coming, When It Shall No Longer Be Said". Remembering and Forgetting in the Book of Jeremiah - William Morrow: Memory and Socialization in Malachi 2:17-3:5 and 3:13-21B. Remembering and Forgetting in Other Ancient Israelite CorporaKåre Berge: The Anti-Hero as a Figure of Memory and Didacticism in Exodus. The Case of Pharaoh and Moses - Diana Edelman: Exodus and Pesach-Massot as Evolving Social Memory - Urmas Nõmmik: Remembering a Memorable Conversation. Genesis 18:22b-33 and the Righteous in the Persian Period - Michael Hundley: The Way Forward is Back to the Beginning. Reflections on the Priestly Texts - Hermann-Josef Stipp: Remembering Josiah's Reforms in Kings - Juha Pakkala: Selective Transmission of the Past in Chronicles. Jehoiada's Rebellion in 2 Kings 11 and 2 Chronicles 22:10-23:21 - Zhenhua (Jeremiah) Meng: Remembering Ancestors. A Levitical Genealogy in Yehud and the Bohai Gaos Genealogy of Gao Huan - Judith Gärtner: From Generation to Generation. Remembered History in Psalm 78 - Bob Becking: Memory and Forgetting in and on the Exile. Remarks on Psalm 137 - Reinhard Müller: "Forgotten" by Yahweh. A Mental Image of Human Suffering and Its Function in "Exilic" Laments - James R. Linville: Lest We Forget Our Sins. Lamentations, Exilicism and the Sanctification of DisjunctionC. Further Methodological ConclusionsFrancis Landy: Notes Towards a Poetics of Memory in Ancient Israel