(Ebook) Studies in the Greek Bible essays in honor of Francis T Gignac SJ 1st Edition by Jeremy Corley, Vincent Skemp ISBN 9780915170432 0915170434

(Ebook) Studies in the Greek Bible essays in honor of Francis T Gignac SJ 1st Edition by Jeremy Corley, Vincent Skemp ISBN 9780915170432 0915170434

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Author: Jeremy Corley, Vincent Skemp

(Ebook) Studies in the Greek Bible essays in honor of Francis T Gignac SJ 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part One: Tobit and the Biblical Tradition
Irene Nowell, O.S.B.: The Book of Tobit: An Ancestral Story

• Tobit and Raguel: the Patriarchs

• Anna, Edna, and Sarah: the Matriarchs

• Beloved Children: Hope for the Future

• Allusions to the Creation Story

• Conclusion

Anathea Portier-Young: “Eyes to the Blind”: A Dialogue Between Tobit and Job

• Blindness, Sight, and the Hidden Presence of God

• Advocate and Accuser

• Chaos, Providence, and Holy Help

• From Exile to Restoration

Stephen Ryan, O.P.: The Psalms and the Book of Tobit

• Tobit 3:2 (GII)

• Tobit 6:17 (Vg)

• Tobit 8:7 (Vg)

• Tobit 12:10 (GII)

• Tobit 13:11 (GII)

• Conclusion

Vincent Skemp: Avenues of Intertextuality between Tobit and the New Testament

• Intertextuality: Criteria for Assessment

• New Jerusalem Motif

• Angelic Traditions and Motifs

• Demonic Activity, Exorcism, and Healing

• Wisdom Parenesis Regarding Righteousness

• Beatitudes

• Restoration of Scattered Israel

• Promise and Fulfillment

• Conclusion

Loren T. Stuckenbruck and Stuart D. E. Weeks: The Medieval Hebrew and Aramaic Texts of Tobit

Part Two: Ben Sira and Earlier Biblical Books
Maurice Gilbert, S.J.: Ben Sira, Reader of Genesis 1–11

• God’s Plan for Humankind (Sir 15:11–18:14)

• Wisdom and the Wise Person (Sirach 24)

• Disparity between Creatures (Sir 33:7–15 H [36:7–15 G])

• “The Works of God Are All of Them Good” (Sir 39:16)

• “All That Is of Earth Returns to Earth” (Sir 40:11)

• Praise of God for His Action in Creation and History (Sir 42:15–49:16)

• Conclusion

Friedrich V. Reiterer: The Influence of the Book of Exodus on Ben Sira

• Methodological Principles

• An Example of the Same Theme But Different Terminology (Sir 3:16)

• Examples of Similar Themes with Similar Terminology (Sir 3:26a, 27a)

• The Same Terminology with a New Emphasis (Sir 4:6a)

• The Book of Exodus as a Source for Ben Sira’s Proclamatory Phrases (Sir 44:23)

• Adoption of the Same Ideas as the Theological Basis of Interpretation (Sir 38:5, 9)

• Ben Sira’s Technique of Interpretation and Actualization

Pancratius C. Beentjes: In Search of Parallels: Ben Sira and the Book of Kings

• New Developments Since 1960

• Explicit Use of 1–2 Kings by Ben Sira

• Implicit Use of 1–2 Kings by Ben Sira

• Conclusion

Leo G. Perdue: Ben Sira and the Prophets

• The Sage’s Claim to Inspiration

• The Prophets in the Praise of the Hasidim

• Conclusions

Jeremy Corley: An Intertextual Study of Proverbs and Ben Sira

• Theological Similarities

• Similarities in the Area of Social Ethics

• Similarities of Structure and Form

• Conclusion

Part Three: Particular Themes in Ben Sira and Other Texts
C. T. Robert Hayward: Multum in Parvo: Ben Sira’s Portrayal of the Patriarch Joseph

• Ben Sira 49:15 in the Hebrew Text of Cairo Genizah MS B

• Greek Sirach 49:15 within the Greek Version of 49:14–16

• Conclusions

Michael W. Duggan: Ezra, Scribe and Priest, and the Concerns of Ben Sira

• Ezra, Priest and Scribe

• Scribe and Priest in Ben Sira

• Conclusion

Renate Egger-Wenzel: “Faith in God” Rather Than “Fear of God” in Ben Sira and Job: A Necessary Adjustment in Terminology and Understanding

• The Book of Job and the “Fear of God”

• Ben Sira and the “Fear of God”

• Conclusion

J. Edward Owens, O.SS.T.: “Come, Let Us Be Wise”: Qoheleth and Ben Sira on True Wisdom, with an Ear to Pharaoh’s Folly

• Wisdom as Self-Realized

• Qoheleth and Ben Sira, with an Ear to Pharaoh’s Folly

• Intertextuality: Some Theological Reflections

• Conclusion

Benjamin G. Wright III: Ben Sira and the Book of the Watchers on the Legitimate Priesthood

• Ben Sira and the Legitimate Priesthood

• The Book of the Watchers and the Priesthood

• Ben Sira and the Book of the Watchers

Núria Calduch-Benages: Amid Trials: Ben Sira 2:1 and James 1:2

• Previous Research on the Book of Ben Sira and the New Testament

• Ben Sira 2:1–18 and James 1:2–12: Two Exhortations in Times of Crisis

• Ben Sira 2:1 and James 1:2: Two Promising Openings

• Conclusion

James K. Aitken: Sanctus Matthaeus, Magister Sapientiae, Summa cum Laude

• Wisdom’s Yoke (Matt 11:25–30)

• Conclusion

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