Benedikt Hensel (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1979; 2011 Promotion; 2016 Habilitation; 2019-21 Vertretungsprofessuren für Altes Testament und Biblische Archäologie an den Universitäten Mainz und Zürich; Professur für Altes Testament und Biblische Archäologie an der Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg; Direktor, DA:O | Digitale Altertumswissenschaften Oldenburg; Co-Direktor der Hazor-Ausgrabungen/Israel.Dany Nocquet (Herausgegeben von) Born 1955; 1999 Dr. theol.; 2015 Habilitation; Emeritus Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at the Institut Protestant de Théologie-Faculté de Montpellier.Bartosz Adamczewski (Herausgegeben von) Born 1967; 2001 Dr. theol.; 2011 Habilitation; Associate Professor at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw.

• Benedikt Hensel: Yahwistic Diversity and the Hebrew Bible: State of the Field, Desiderata, and Research Perspectives in a Necessary Debate on the Formative Period of Judaism(s)Part I: Perspectives for and from Judah, Samaria, and Diaspora? The Debate within the Pentateuch and HexateuchReinhard Achenbach: Die Integration der heiligen Orte der Provinz Samaria in das Narrativ des Hexateuch - Konrad Schmid: The Diaspora as a Blessing for the Nations: The Case of Gen 28:14 - Dany Nocquet: The Question of Israel's Kinship with the Arameans: Rachel and Laban in Gen 31:1 - 32:1: A Samaritan Contribution? - Julia Rhyder: Unity and Hierarchy: North and South in the Priestly Traditions - Raik Heckl: The Temple within the Book and Its Function: Considerations on the Cultic Conception of the Composition of the TorahPart II: Ongoing Debates - Historical Developments - Intensifying Polemics: Literary-Historical, Text-Historical, Theological, and Historical Aspects of the Formation ProcessesJean Louis Ska: Why is the Chosen People Called Israel and Not Judah? - Hervé Gonzalez/Marc Mendoza: 'What Have the Macedonians Ever Done for Us?' A Reassessment of the Changes in Samaria by the Start of the Hellenistic Period - Stefan Schorch: Where is the Altar? Scribal Intervention in the Book of Joshua and Beyond - Detlef Jericke: Shiloh between Shechem and Jerusalem - Magnar Kartveit: The Tension between the Law and the Prophets as a Background to the Formation of the Samaritan Pentateuch - Veit Dinkelaker: Gen 2:2 Reconsidered: Marginal Notes on a Peculiar Variant in Samaritan, Greek, and other Manuscripts - Jonathan Miles Robker: Die Texttraditionen von 2. Könige 17 als Spiegel der Entwicklung des Verhältnisses von Juden und Samaritanern

Benedikt Hensel (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1979; 2011 Promotion; 2016 Habilitation; 2019-21 Vertretungsprofessuren für Altes Testament und Biblische Archäologie an den Universitäten Mainz und Zürich; Professur für Altes Testament und Biblische Archäologie an der Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg; Direktor, DA:O | Digitale Altertumswissenschaften Oldenburg; Co-Direktor der Hazor-Ausgrabungen/Israel.Dany Nocquet (Herausgegeben von) Born 1955; 1999 Dr. theol.; 2015 Habilitation; Emeritus Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at the Institut Protestant de Théologie-Faculté de Montpellier.Bartosz Adamczewski (Herausgegeben von) Born 1967; 2001 Dr. theol.; 2011 Habilitation; Associate Professor at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw.

• Benedikt Hensel: Yahwistic Diversity and the Hebrew Bible: State of the Field, Desiderata, and Research Perspectives in a Necessary Debate on the Formative Period of Judaism(s)Part I: Perspectives for and from Judah, Samaria, and Diaspora? The Debate within the Pentateuch and HexateuchReinhard Achenbach: Die Integration der heiligen Orte der Provinz Samaria in das Narrativ des Hexateuch - Konrad Schmid: The Diaspora as a Blessing for the Nations: The Case of Gen 28:14 - Dany Nocquet: The Question of Israel's Kinship with the Arameans: Rachel and Laban in Gen 31:1 - 32:1: A Samaritan Contribution? - Julia Rhyder: Unity and Hierarchy: North and South in the Priestly Traditions - Raik Heckl: The Temple within the Book and Its Function: Considerations on the Cultic Conception of the Composition of the TorahPart II: Ongoing Debates - Historical Developments - Intensifying Polemics: Literary-Historical, Text-Historical, Theological, and Historical Aspects of the Formation ProcessesJean Louis Ska: Why is the Chosen People Called Israel and Not Judah? - Hervé Gonzalez/Marc Mendoza: 'What Have the Macedonians Ever Done for Us?' A Reassessment of the Changes in Samaria by the Start of the Hellenistic Period - Stefan Schorch: Where is the Altar? Scribal Intervention in the Book of Joshua and Beyond - Detlef Jericke: Shiloh between Shechem and Jerusalem - Magnar Kartveit: The Tension between the Law and the Prophets as a Background to the Formation of the Samaritan Pentateuch - Veit Dinkelaker: Gen 2:2 Reconsidered: Marginal Notes on a Peculiar Variant in Samaritan, Greek, and other Manuscripts - Jonathan Miles Robker: Die Texttraditionen von 2. Könige 17 als Spiegel der Entwicklung des Verhältnisses von Juden und Samaritanern

Benedikt Hensel (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1979; 2011 Promotion; 2016 Habilitation; 2019-21 Vertretungsprofessuren für Altes Testament und Biblische Archäologie an den Universitäten Mainz und Zürich; Professur für Altes Testament und Biblische Archäologie an der Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg; Direktor, DA:O | Digitale Altertumswissenschaften Oldenburg; Co-Direktor der Hazor-Ausgrabungen/Israel.Dany Nocquet (Herausgegeben von) Born 1955; 1999 Dr. theol.; 2015 Habilitation; Emeritus Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at the Institut Protestant de Théologie-Faculté de Montpellier.Bartosz Adamczewski (Herausgegeben von) Born 1967; 2001 Dr. theol.; 2011 Habilitation; Associate Professor at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw.

• Benedikt Hensel: Yahwistic Diversity and the Hebrew Bible: State of the Field, Desiderata, and Research Perspectives in a Necessary Debate on the Formative Period of Judaism(s)Part I: Perspectives for and from Judah, Samaria, and Diaspora? The Debate within the Pentateuch and HexateuchReinhard Achenbach: Die Integration der heiligen Orte der Provinz Samaria in das Narrativ des Hexateuch - Konrad Schmid: The Diaspora as a Blessing for the Nations: The Case of Gen 28:14 - Dany Nocquet: The Question of Israel's Kinship with the Arameans: Rachel and Laban in Gen 31:1 - 32:1: A Samaritan Contribution? - Julia Rhyder: Unity and Hierarchy: North and South in the Priestly Traditions - Raik Heckl: The Temple within the Book and Its Function: Considerations on the Cultic Conception of the Composition of the TorahPart II: Ongoing Debates - Historical Developments - Intensifying Polemics: Literary-Historical, Text-Historical, Theological, and Historical Aspects of the Formation ProcessesJean Louis Ska: Why is the Chosen People Called Israel and Not Judah? - Hervé Gonzalez/Marc Mendoza: 'What Have the Macedonians Ever Done for Us?' A Reassessment of the Changes in Samaria by the Start of the Hellenistic Period - Stefan Schorch: Where is the Altar? Scribal Intervention in the Book of Joshua and Beyond - Detlef Jericke: Shiloh between Shechem and Jerusalem - Magnar Kartveit: The Tension between the Law and the Prophets as a Background to the Formation of the Samaritan Pentateuch - Veit Dinkelaker: Gen 2:2 Reconsidered: Marginal Notes on a Peculiar Variant in Samaritan, Greek, and other Manuscripts - Jonathan Miles Robker: Die Texttraditionen von 2. Könige 17 als Spiegel der Entwicklung des Verhältnisses von Juden und Samaritanern