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Beskrivning
Der vorliegende Band versammelt Beiträge über Sünde, Leid und das Böse, wie diese Themen in der Hebräischen Bibel behandelt werden. Er erörtert auch, wie sie sich im Laufe der Geschichte auf die menschliche Erfahrung von Leid ausgewirkt haben.
David Willgren (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1983; Studium der Theologie an der Örebro School of Theology; 2016 Promotion in Lund; seit 2019 Lecturer an der Akademi för Ledarskap och Teologi und der Örebro School of Theology; seit 2019 Postdoktorand an der Umeå University.Born 1983; studied Theology at Örebro School of Theology; 2016 PhD; since 2016 associate professor/senior lecturer in Biblical Studies at the Academy of Leadership and Theology and Norwegian School of Leadership and Theology; since 2020 Research Fellow at the University of the Free State, South Africa; 2019-21 Post-doc at Umeå University.Blaženka Scheuer (Herausgegeben von) Born 1967; studied Judaic Studies, Modern Hebrew, and Biblical Studies at Lund University; 2005 PhD; since 2009 associate professor/senior lecturer in Biblical Studies at Lund University; 2012-13 visiting scholar Auckland University (New Zealand); since 2001 Assistant Head of Department for research issues at the Centre for Theology and Religious Studies.
Innehållsförteckning
Blaženka Scheuer/David Willgren Davage: IntroductionPart I: The Hebrew Bible in GeneralJohn Barton: God and Evil in the Hebrew Bible - Hermann Spieckermann: God in Conflict With Evil: Comfort, Repentance, and Compassion as Options of Divine Agency - Erik Aurelius: Sin Without Suffering? On One Function of Intercession in the Biblical Scriptures - Anne Katrine de Hemmer Gudme: Downing One's Destiny: Drinking and Judgement in the Hebrew Bible - Ola Wikander: Good Sun, Evil Sun, Eternal Sun: Biblical, Central Semitic, and Afro-Asiatic Perspectives - Göran Eidevall: Sad as a Bird: On Avian Metaphors in Biblical Depictions of Human Suffering - Kristin Joachimsen: Israel's Sin and Survival in Ezra 9-10 and Nehemiah 9-10Part II: Particular Books in the Hebrew BibleDavid Willgren Davage: Sin Without Grace? A Fresh Look at the Theological Significance of היום לרוח in Genesis 3:8 - Kåre Berge: Subjectivity, the Uncanny Other, and a Deconstructive Reading of Evil in the Exodus Narrative - Corinna Körting: Yom Kippur (Lev 16): A Complex Ritual Beyond Space and Time - Antti Laato: Understanding Ezekiel 18 in Its Literary Context - Karl William Weyde: Malachi 3:13-21 and the Problem of God's Justice in the Time of the Second Temple - Else Holt: Simul Justus et Peccator: Suffering and Sin in Lamentations - LarsOlov Eriksson: "Give Light to My Eyes": Psalm 13 Through the Eyes of Some Commentators - Åke Viberg: Metaphors of Evil: An Application of Cognitive Metaphor Theory on Imagery of Evil in the Book of Psalms - Terje Stordalen: Suffering and Identity in the Book of JobPart III: Reception History of Hebrew Bible TraditionsSten Hidal: Was There a Doctrine of Original Sin in Early Syriac Christianity? - Gunnlaugur A. Jónsson: Straws and a Tearful Blossom: Sin, Suffering, and Historical Background in Psalm 90 and Iceland's National Anthem - Elisabet Nord: Lost For Words: Psalms and Prayer at Dachau - Blaženka Scheuer: Genesis, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of Evil
