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Große Botschaft in kleinen Texten: Gerechtigkeit, Frieden, Bewahrung der Schöpfung. Liebe gegenüber den Nächsten, aber auch den Feinden, und ein Leben über den Tod hinaus - das sind nur einige der theologischen Konzepte, die aus den biblischen Texten und Geschichten bis in die Gegenwart wirken. Einerseits wird durch Medien öffentlich sichtbar, wie stark biblische Texte und von ihnen angestoßene Werte und Haltungen in der Gegenwart bedeutsam und gefragt sind. Andererseits sind Beiträge der Universitätstheologie in diesen kleinen Formaten nur selten zu finden. Was also müssen theologische Expert:innen lernen, um im öffentlichen Diskurs stärker beteiligt zu sein? Und wie können professionelle Medienleute an theologischem Fachwissen partizipieren, um biblische Themen und Thesen differenziert und wissenschaftlich fundiert für eine breitere Öffentlichkeit aufzubereiten?

Biblical Theology --- Theology and World Christianity

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Der zweite Band "Geschichte und Theologie" enthält 23 Aufsätze von Rainer Albertz und gibt Einblick in das breite Schaffen des Münsteraner Gelehrten. Der Band umfasst Arbeiten zur Geschichte Israels, zur Literatur- und Religionsgeschichte sowie zur Anthropologie und Theologie des Alten Testaments. Die Themen reichen von der Väter- und Exodusüberlieferung über die Entstehung Israels und die Historizität der josianischen Reform bis zur Bedeutung des biblischen Monotheismus, der Anklage Gottes in den Klagepsalmen oder den Friedenserwartungen in der Prophetie. In sämtlichen Aufsätzen zeigt sich das Anliegen von Rainer Albertz, die Überlieferungen des Alten Testaments in ihrem historischen Gewordensein, ihrer inneren Vielfalt und ihrer gesellschaftlichen, politischen und theologischen Relevanz zu erklären. The second volume of History and Theology contains 23 articles by Rainer Albertz on the history of Israel, on literary and religious history, and on the anthropology and theology of the Old Testament. These articles demonstrate the Münster-based scholar’s project to explain the development, diversity, and societal, political, and theological relevance of Old Testament transmissions.

Biblical theology. --- Hebrew Bible. --- History of Israel. --- Old Testament.

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In this volume Marvin A. Sweeney builds upon his former work ""Form and Intertextuality in Prophetic and Apocalyptic Literature"" (FAT 45, 2005). He introduces further studies that take up several key issues, including the reading of prophetic books in their final literary form and the significance of textual versions for this reading. He also observes the intertextual relationships between the prophets and other works of biblical and post-biblical literature, and the reception of the prophetic books. Following an introduction that lays out methodological perspective, it includes the title ess

Bible. --- Criticism, interpretation, etc. --- Biblical Theology --- Hebrew Bible --- Intertextuality --- Jewish Studies --- Altes Testament --- Antike

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According to narratives in the Bible the threats of the people's end come from various sources, but the most significant threat comes, as learned from the Pentateuch, from God himself. What is the theological meaning of this tradition? In what circumstances did it evolve? How did it stand alongside other theological and socio-political concepts known to the ancient authors and their diverse audience?The book employs a diachronic method that explores the stages of the tradition's formation and development, revealing the authors' exegetical purposes and ploys, and tracing the historical realities of their time.The book proposes that the motif of the threat of destruction existed in various forms prior to the creation of the stories recorded in the final text of the Pentateuch. The inclusion of the motif within specific literary contexts attenuated the concept of destruction by presenting it as a phenomenon of specific moments in the past. Nevertheless, the threat was resurrected repeatedly by various authors, for use as a precedent or a justification for present affliction.

Biblical Historiography. --- Biblical Interpretation. --- Biblical Theology. --- Rewriting biblical traditions. --- RELIGION / Biblical Criticism & Interpretation / Old Testament. --- Bible --- Theology.

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Judgment of God --- Jugement de Dieu --- Biblical teaching --- Enseignement biblique --- Bible. --- Criticism, interpretation, etc --- Judgment --- Bible --- Biblical theology --- Criticism, interpretation, etc. --- Judgment - Biblical teaching