Categoriearchief: Oude Testament

2016 – Theologie des Alten Testaments

Hendrik J. Koorevaar und Mart-Jan Paul (Hrsg.), Theologie des Alten Testaments. Die bleibende Botschaft der hebräischen Bibel. Giessen: Brunnen, 2016.

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http://brunnen-verlag.de/theologie-des-alten-testaments.html

Vertaling van Theologie van het Oude Testament. De blijvende boodschap van de Hebreeuwse Bijbel, 2013.

Koorevaar & Paul – Theologie des ATs – 2016 – Inhalt + Vorwort

Een vertaling in het Russisch is in augustus 2018 verschenen.

1996: Genesis 4:17-24: A Case-study in Eisegesis

‘Genesis 4:17-24: A Case-study in Eisegesis’, in Tyndale Bulletin 47 (1996) 143-162

This article summarises both ancient and modern interpretations of Genesis 4:17-24, paying particular attention to the relatively unknown Jewish exegesis of this pericope. Usually there is a relation between the social and cultural position of the exegete and his positive or negative view of the technical achievements of Cain and his posterity. After a long period of negative interpretation, Calvin is the first to establish another outlook. In this century the discussion between J. Gabriel and C. Westermann reveals many motifs.

Pdf: Genesis_4_17-24_A_Case-study_in_Eisegesis

2016 – The Disturbing Experience of Eliphaz in Job 4

‘The Disturbing Experience of Eliphaz in Job 4: Divine or Demonic Manifestation?’

in George J. Brooke, Pierre Van Hecke (eds), Goochem in Mokum, Wisdom in Amsterdam: Papers on Biblical and Related Wisdom Read at the Fifteenth Joint Meeting of the Society for Old Testament Study and the Oudtestamentisch Werkgezelschap, Amsterdam, July 2012.
Oudtestamentische Studiën, volume 68. Leiden, Boston: Brill, 2016. Pages 108-120.

PDF: Paul – Disturbing Experience of Eliphaz in Job 4

Dit artikel is een Engelstalige uitwerking van de uitleg die in Studiebijbel OT van Job 4 gegeven is. Zie hiervoor Job 4 – identiteit geest

 

2014 – HSV-Studiebijbel

De HSV-Studiebijbel is een vertaling en bewerking van de ESV Study Bible (2008).
M.J. Paul en T.M. Hofman (hoofdred.), HSV-Studiebijbel. Heerenveen: Royal Jongbloed, 2014 (tweede druk 2015), 2448 pagina’s.

2014 – Toekomst van Israël – vroegchristelijke kerk

‘Ik zend u de profeet Elia’: de toekomst van Israël volgens de vroegchristelijke kerk
Artikel in Theologia Reformata 57-1 (2014) 22-39

Engelse samenvatting van het Nederlandstalige artikel:
Many early church theologians believed that the Christian church had replaced God’s chosen people Israel to become recipients of Old Testament promises. At the same time many writers expected a future conversion of Israel. This article reviews the latter position during the first five centuries of the church.
The analysis reveals that the expectation of a future conversion of Israel rests on the promises of several Old Testament prophets and the words of Paul in Romans 11, not on the view that the covenant with Abraham extends to his natural descendants. The role of Elijah according Malachi is also important.
Several theologians expected a combination of conversion and return of Jews to the land of Israel, but the majority did not. Their emphasis is on the conversion to Christ at the end of the times and on the participation of the converted Jews in the church. The contemporary replacement of Israel by the church is not expected to be lasting because in the future God will give salvation to his formerly chosen people.

Downloaden: Paul – Elia Theol Ref 2014-1