Part I. THE HEBREW BIBLE AND THE NEW TESTAMENT
Yair Hoffman, The Biblical Status of the Decalogue.
Ed Greenstein, The Rhetoric of the Ten Commandments.
Asnat Bar Tour, Seeing Thunder: Narrative Images of the Ten
Commandments.
Gottfried Nebe, The Decalogue with Paul, especially in his Letter
to the Romans.
Peter Wick, "You shall not murder", "You shall not commit
adultery". Theological and anthropological radicalization in the
letter of James and in the Sermon on the Mount.
Part II. LATER DEVELOPMENTS
Aharon Oppenheimer, Removing the Decalogue from the Shem‘a and
Phylacteries: the historical implications.
Wilhelm Geerlings, The Decalogue with Augustine.
Henning Graf Reventlow, The Ten Commandments in Martin Luther's
Catechisms.
Yoram Jacobson, The Meaning and Significance of the Commandments
according to the Mystical World of Habad Hasidim.
Part III. SYSTEMATIC REFLECTIONS
Christofer Frey, Natural Right, Law, Commandment - Conditions for
the Reception of the Decalogue since the Reformation.
Guenter Thomas, The Ten Commandments in an Ethics of Risk.
Franz Heinrich Beyer / Michael Waltemathe, The Good , the Bad and
the Undecided. Cultural Echoes of the Decalogue. An educational
perspective
This collection of papers arrives from the eighth annual symposium between the Chaim Rosenberg School of Jewish Studies of Tel Aviv University and the Faculty of Protestant Theology of the University of Ruhr, Bochum held in Bochum, June 2007. The general theme of the Decalogue was examined in its various uses by both Jewish and Christian traditions throughout the centuries to the present.
H. Graf Reventlow, was an Emeritus Professor of Old Testament at
University of the Ruhr, Bochum. His most important recent
publication is the book series Epochen der Bibelauslegung (4 vol.).
English translation in preparation.
Y. Hoffman is an Emeritus Professor of Bible at Tel-Aviv
University. He has published books on various biblical topics such
as: of the Exodus; Prophecies Against Foreign nations; The book of
Job; recently he has published a 2 volumes' commentary
on the Book of Jeremiah.
Mentioned in Hebrew Studies, Volume LII.
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