Joel S. Baden (Herausgegeben von) Born 1977; 2007 PhD in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations (Hebrew Bible) from Harvard University (Cambridge, Massachusetts); Professor of Hebrew Bible at Yale University.Jeffrey Stackert (Herausgegeben von) Born 1977; 2006 PhD in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies (Bible and Ancient Near East) from Brandeis University (Waltham, Massachusetts); Professor of Hebrew Bible at the University of Chicago.

• Joel S. Baden: Despoiling the Egyptians − Mira Balberg: Impurity without Danger: A Mishnaic Reading of the Priestly ḥattat − Simeon Chavel: Intergenerational Punishment: A New History − David Ben-Gad HaCohen: And [Jacob] Named Himself, El (is) My God - Israel (Gen 33:20) − Guy Darshan: The Tent of Meeting in Samuel and Kings − Raanan Eichler: 3s Verbs with Indefinite Subjects in the Tabernacle Pericopes of Exodus − Liane Feldman: Misplaced Places: Redaction and the Priestly Wilderness Itinerary − Tova Ganzel: 4Q385 (Pseudo-Ezekiel) in the Context of Ezekiel's Restoration − Itamar Kislev: A Sanctuary without the Ark: The Cultic Shrine at Gibeon according to Chronicles − Ariel Kopilovitz: A Glimpse into Ancient Israel's Priesthood: The Priestly School's Writings of the Pre-Exilic Period − David Lambert: What is Tôrâ? − Naphtali S. Meshel et al.: Cross-Reference and "Borgesian" Slippage in Leviticus 1-5 − Dodani Orstav: The Second Ascent of Moses for the Inscription of the Tablets: A Case of Literary Development − Ariel Seri-Levi: The Yahwistic Account of the Theophany at Sinai: The Establishment of the Divine Presence − Sarah Shectman: "She Shall Be Burned with Fire": Femininity and Intersectionality in the Bible's Priestly Source − Benjamin D. Sommer: Tradition and Change in Priestly Law: On the Internal Coherence of the Priestly Worldview − Jeffrey Stackert: Creation, Sanctuary, and the Priority of the Priestly Story − Eran Viezel: The Author of the Book of Job in the Jewish Tradition throughout the Ages

Joel S. Baden (Herausgegeben von) Born 1977; 2007 PhD in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations (Hebrew Bible) from Harvard University (Cambridge, Massachusetts); Professor of Hebrew Bible at Yale University.Jeffrey Stackert (Herausgegeben von) Born 1977; 2006 PhD in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies (Bible and Ancient Near East) from Brandeis University (Waltham, Massachusetts); Professor of Hebrew Bible at the University of Chicago.

• Joel S. Baden: Despoiling the Egyptians − Mira Balberg: Impurity without Danger: A Mishnaic Reading of the Priestly ḥattat − Simeon Chavel: Intergenerational Punishment: A New History − David Ben-Gad HaCohen: And [Jacob] Named Himself, El (is) My God - Israel (Gen 33:20) − Guy Darshan: The Tent of Meeting in Samuel and Kings − Raanan Eichler: 3s Verbs with Indefinite Subjects in the Tabernacle Pericopes of Exodus − Liane Feldman: Misplaced Places: Redaction and the Priestly Wilderness Itinerary − Tova Ganzel: 4Q385 (Pseudo-Ezekiel) in the Context of Ezekiel's Restoration − Itamar Kislev: A Sanctuary without the Ark: The Cultic Shrine at Gibeon according to Chronicles − Ariel Kopilovitz: A Glimpse into Ancient Israel's Priesthood: The Priestly School's Writings of the Pre-Exilic Period − David Lambert: What is Tôrâ? − Naphtali S. Meshel et al.: Cross-Reference and "Borgesian" Slippage in Leviticus 1-5 − Dodani Orstav: The Second Ascent of Moses for the Inscription of the Tablets: A Case of Literary Development − Ariel Seri-Levi: The Yahwistic Account of the Theophany at Sinai: The Establishment of the Divine Presence − Sarah Shectman: "She Shall Be Burned with Fire": Femininity and Intersectionality in the Bible's Priestly Source − Benjamin D. Sommer: Tradition and Change in Priestly Law: On the Internal Coherence of the Priestly Worldview − Jeffrey Stackert: Creation, Sanctuary, and the Priority of the Priestly Story − Eran Viezel: The Author of the Book of Job in the Jewish Tradition throughout the Ages

Joel S. Baden (Herausgegeben von) Born 1977; 2007 PhD in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations (Hebrew Bible) from Harvard University (Cambridge, Massachusetts); Professor of Hebrew Bible at Yale University.Jeffrey Stackert (Herausgegeben von) Born 1977; 2006 PhD in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies (Bible and Ancient Near East) from Brandeis University (Waltham, Massachusetts); Professor of Hebrew Bible at the University of Chicago.

• Joel S. Baden: Despoiling the Egyptians − Mira Balberg: Impurity without Danger: A Mishnaic Reading of the Priestly ḥattat − Simeon Chavel: Intergenerational Punishment: A New History − David Ben-Gad HaCohen: And [Jacob] Named Himself, El (is) My God - Israel (Gen 33:20) − Guy Darshan: The Tent of Meeting in Samuel and Kings − Raanan Eichler: 3s Verbs with Indefinite Subjects in the Tabernacle Pericopes of Exodus − Liane Feldman: Misplaced Places: Redaction and the Priestly Wilderness Itinerary − Tova Ganzel: 4Q385 (Pseudo-Ezekiel) in the Context of Ezekiel's Restoration − Itamar Kislev: A Sanctuary without the Ark: The Cultic Shrine at Gibeon according to Chronicles − Ariel Kopilovitz: A Glimpse into Ancient Israel's Priesthood: The Priestly School's Writings of the Pre-Exilic Period − David Lambert: What is Tôrâ? − Naphtali S. Meshel et al.: Cross-Reference and "Borgesian" Slippage in Leviticus 1-5 − Dodani Orstav: The Second Ascent of Moses for the Inscription of the Tablets: A Case of Literary Development − Ariel Seri-Levi: The Yahwistic Account of the Theophany at Sinai: The Establishment of the Divine Presence − Sarah Shectman: "She Shall Be Burned with Fire": Femininity and Intersectionality in the Bible's Priestly Source − Benjamin D. Sommer: Tradition and Change in Priestly Law: On the Internal Coherence of the Priestly Worldview − Jeffrey Stackert: Creation, Sanctuary, and the Priority of the Priestly Story − Eran Viezel: The Author of the Book of Job in the Jewish Tradition throughout the Ages