Mary C. Boys - Philip A. Cunningham - H. Hermann Henrix - Joseph Sievers - Jesper Svartvik (a cura di)

"Bible in Dialogue" 5

2012 pp. 416

978-88-7653-662-5

Neudecker Reinhard

"Bible in Dialogue" 4

2012, pp. 240

Edizione italiana a cura di Federico Contardi

978-88-7653-656-4 

Reinhard Neudecker

The Voice of God on Mount Sinai

2012, pp. 192

978-88-7653-659-6 

Ascolta la recensione di Salvatore Spera (Tele Dehon)

He whole study is well-documented and extremely clearly exposed.” Mariasusai Dhavamony, Gregorianum

“I concur … and welcome Neudecker’s comparative approach as fundamentally sound and potentially fruitful.”John Renard, Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations

“R. Neudecker’s study, The Voice of God on Mount Sinai… I believe pioneered a new and promising field of interdisciplinary efforts in Judaism, Islam, (Christianity,) and Buddhism with regard to religious philosophies of scriptural interpretation.”Isaiah Teshima, Annual of the Japanese Biblical Institute

“… this publication merits the attention of the intercultural scholars, since it has widened the horizon of revealed texts by implication at least …” Anand Amaladass, Satya Nilayam: Chennai Journal of Intercultural Philosophy

“Er (Neudecker) geht aus von den höchst interessanten rabbinischen Interpretationen...die eine ganze Theologie der Offenbarung umfassen könnten. … Ein außerordentlich anregendes Werk …”Michael von Brück, Theologische Literaturzeitung

“… Il faut savoir gré à l’auteur d’avoir constitué un riche dossier et suggéré une méthode de lecture méditative capable d’ouvrir bien des portes. … À peine entamé, le chantier semble prometteur.”Jacques Scheuer, Revue Théologique de Louvain

Reinhard Neudecker (born in Germany in 1938), Dr. theol. (University of Innsbruck), Ph. D. (Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati) has been professor of rabbinic literature at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome since 1978. He is the author of numerous publications in the field of rabbinic literature (especially with regard to its importance for the study of the Old and New Testaments), of Jewish-Christian relations, and of interreligious discourse on a wider scale. The International Catholic Organization of the Media (UCIP) conferred on him the International Award for Inter-religious Dialogue 2010.

Thomas G. Casey - Justin Taylor (eds.)

Introductory Essay by K.P. Donfried

2011, pp. 392; 9788876536540

co-publishing Paulist Press - GBPress

The discerning and perceptive essays gathered together in this volume make evident that a comprehensive understanding of Pauline thought must include the following aspects of his entire and comprehensive matrix:
- an examination of the Pauline letters in their specific and contingent as well as their broader and coherent contexts;
- a careful and precise analysis of all relevant Jewish literature, including the Dead Sea Scrolls;
- the incorporation of all relevant archaeological, historical and literary evidence for the reconstruction of the political, cultural and religious matrix of the Graeco-Roman cities to which Paul’s letters are addressed.
The issues treated in this volume are of enormous relevance for a better understanding of Paul’s Jewish Matrix and his very “Jewishness”.

Thomas G. Casey, SJ is the Director of the Cardinal Bea Centre for Judaic Studies at the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome. He has been a Visiting Professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Justin Taylor, SM has taught New Testament at the École Biblique in Jerusalem since 1988. He has also co-chaired a joint seminar between the École and the Centre for the Study of Christianity at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on “reading the New Testament as Second Temple Period Jewish Literature“.

Pasquale Basta
Reimund Bieringer
David Bolton
Shaye J.D. Cohen

Adriana Destro
Karl Paul Donfried
Paula Fredriksen
Emmanuel Nathan

Mauro Pesce
Antonio Pitta
Didier Pollefeyt
Serge Ruzer

E.P. Sanders
Daniel R. Schwartz
Justin Taylor