The Oxford Handbook of the Bible in Orthodox Christianity
Herausgeber: Pentiuc, Eugen J
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The Oxford Handbook of the Bible in Orthodox Christianity is designed to demonstrate how Orthodox Christian, namely, Eastern (Greek, Slavic, Romanian, Antiochene) and Oriental (Syriac, Coptic, Ethiopian and Armenian) communities have received, shaped, and interpreted the Christian Bible. The basic hallmark of Orthodox Christianity, a unique mix of strictness (tradition) and flexibility (innovation, modernity), is detectable at the level of text, canon, Scripture-Tradition relationship, and mostly in the area of biblical hermeneutics.
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The Oxford Handbook of the Bible in Orthodox Christianity is designed to demonstrate how Orthodox Christian, namely, Eastern (Greek, Slavic, Romanian, Antiochene) and Oriental (Syriac, Coptic, Ethiopian and Armenian) communities have received, shaped, and interpreted the Christian Bible. The basic hallmark of Orthodox Christianity, a unique mix of strictness (tradition) and flexibility (innovation, modernity), is detectable at the level of text, canon, Scripture-Tradition relationship, and mostly in the area of biblical hermeneutics.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
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- Erscheinungstermin: 9. August 2022
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- OXFORD HANDBOOKS SERIES
- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
- Seitenzahl: 704
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 251mm x 178mm x 47mm
- Gewicht: 1330g
- ISBN-13: 9780190948658
- ISBN-10: 0190948655
- Artikelnr.: 64707819
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Eugen J. Pentiuc is Archbishop Demetrios Chair of Biblical Studies and Christian Origins and Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, MA, current adjunct Scripture Professor at St. Joseph's Catholic Seminary in Yonkers, NY, adjunct Old Testament Professor at Saint Athanasius and Saint Cyril Coptic Orthodox Theological School (ACTS) in Anaheim, CA. He is the author, among other works, of The Old Testament in Eastern Orthodox Tradition (OUP, 2014) and Hearing the Scriptures: Liturgical Exegesis of the Old Testament in Byzantine Orthodox Hymnography (OUP, 2021).
* Foreword
* Elpidophoros, Archbishop of America
* Acknowledgments
* List of Contributors
* Introduction: The Bible in Orthodox Christianity: Balancing Tradition
with Modernity
* Eugen J. Pentiuc
* Part I: Text
* 1. The Place of the Hebrew Old Testament Text in the Eastern Church
* Miltiadis Konstantinou
* 2. The Old Greek, Hebrew and Other Text Witnesses in Eastern
Orthodoxy
* Alexandru Mihaila
* 3. From Suspicion to Appreciation: The Change of Perception Regarding
Theodotion's Version of Daniel in Patristic Literature
* Daniel Olariu
* 4. Syriac Versions of the Bible
* George A. Kiraz
* 5. The Coptic Bible
* Hany N. Takla
* 6. Translation of the Bible into Armenian
* Garegin Hambardzumyan
* 7. Byzantine Lectionary Manuscripts and Their Significance for
Biblical Textual Criticism
* Gregory Paulson
* 8. Past and Current Trends in New Testament Textual Criticism and
their Significance for Orthodox Biblical Scholarship
* Simon Crisp
* Part II: Canon
* 9. The Emergence of Biblical Canon in Orthodox Christianity
* Lee Martin McDonald
* 10. Biblical Inspiration: A Critical-Historical Survey
* Edith M. Humphrey
* 11. The Special Status of Anaginoskomena in Eastern and Oriental
Orthodoxy
* Ioan Chirila
* 12. Liturgical Use and Biblical Canonicity
* Petros Vassiliadis
* 13. The Biblical Canon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tawahedo Church
(EOTC)
* Daniel Assefa
* Part III: Scripture within Tradition
* 14. Tradition: Generated by or Generating Scripture?
* Silviu N. Bunta
* 15. The Use of the Bible in Byzantine Liturgical Texts and Services
* Stefanos Alexopoulos
* 16. Reading Scripture with the Church Fathers
* Alexis Torrance
* 17. Theology, Philosophy, and Confessionalization: Eastern Orthodox
Biblical Interpretation after the Fall of Constantinople up to the
Late 17th Century
* Athanasios Despotis
* 18. The New Testament in the Orthodox Church: Liturgical and
Pedagogical Aspects
* Konstantin Nikolakopoulos
* Part IV: Toward an Orthodox Hermeneutics
* 19. Toward an Orthodox Hermeneutic
* Theodore G. Stylianopoulos
* 20. Orthodox Christianity, Patristic Exegesis, and Historical
Criticism of the Bible
* John Fotopoulos
* 21. The Modern Search for the Literal Sense: Forerunners of the
Challenge at Antioch
* Christopher R. Seitz
* 22. Antiochene Theoria and the Theological Interpretation of
Scripture
* Bradley Nassif
* 23. Eastern and Oriental Orthodoxy: A Brief Survey
* Anthony G. Roeber
* 24. Biblical Exegesis in the Syriac Churches
* Sebastian P. Brock
* 25. Biblical Interpretation in Ethiopian Patristic Literature
* Mersha Alehegne
* 26. The Bible and the Armenian Church
* Vahan Hovhanessian
* 27. Scriptural Interpretation in the Late Antique Coptic Tradition
* Mary K. Farag
* 28. Pastoral Use of the Bible in the Orthodox Church
* Harry Pappas
* 29. Eastern Orthodox Views on Ancient Jewish Biblical Interpretation
* Bruce N. Beck
* 30. Anti-Jewish Sentiments in Liturgical and Patristic Biblical
Interpretations
* Bogdan G. Bucur
* 31. Bible and Archeology: An Orthodox Perspective
* Nicolae Roddy
* Part V: Looking to the Future
* 32. Reading from thee End, Looking Forward
* John Behr
* 33. Who's Afraid of the Old Testament? Tough Texts for Rough Times
* Brent A. Strawn
* 34. The Bible in Orthodox Christian-Jewish Dialogue
* Michael G. Azar
* 35. Bible, Theology and Science: Learning from the Past and Looking
to the Future
* David Wilkinson
* 36. Theology-Science Dialogue: An Orthodox Perspective
* Nikolaos Chatzinikolaou
* 37. How Orthodox Women Read and Teach the Bible
* Ashley M. Purpura
* 38. B.E.S.T.: Bridging Synchronic and Diachronic Modes of
Interpretation Olivier-Thomas Venard
* 39. The Reception History: A Paradigmatic Turn in Contemporary
Biblical Scholarship
* Justin A. Mihoc
* 40. Modern Orthodox Biblical Interpretation
* James Buchanan Wallace
* 41. Towards an Integrative Reading of the Bible
* R. W. L. (Walter) Moberly
* Elpidophoros, Archbishop of America
* Acknowledgments
* List of Contributors
* Introduction: The Bible in Orthodox Christianity: Balancing Tradition
with Modernity
* Eugen J. Pentiuc
* Part I: Text
* 1. The Place of the Hebrew Old Testament Text in the Eastern Church
* Miltiadis Konstantinou
* 2. The Old Greek, Hebrew and Other Text Witnesses in Eastern
Orthodoxy
* Alexandru Mihaila
* 3. From Suspicion to Appreciation: The Change of Perception Regarding
Theodotion's Version of Daniel in Patristic Literature
* Daniel Olariu
* 4. Syriac Versions of the Bible
* George A. Kiraz
* 5. The Coptic Bible
* Hany N. Takla
* 6. Translation of the Bible into Armenian
* Garegin Hambardzumyan
* 7. Byzantine Lectionary Manuscripts and Their Significance for
Biblical Textual Criticism
* Gregory Paulson
* 8. Past and Current Trends in New Testament Textual Criticism and
their Significance for Orthodox Biblical Scholarship
* Simon Crisp
* Part II: Canon
* 9. The Emergence of Biblical Canon in Orthodox Christianity
* Lee Martin McDonald
* 10. Biblical Inspiration: A Critical-Historical Survey
* Edith M. Humphrey
* 11. The Special Status of Anaginoskomena in Eastern and Oriental
Orthodoxy
* Ioan Chirila
* 12. Liturgical Use and Biblical Canonicity
* Petros Vassiliadis
* 13. The Biblical Canon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tawahedo Church
(EOTC)
* Daniel Assefa
* Part III: Scripture within Tradition
* 14. Tradition: Generated by or Generating Scripture?
* Silviu N. Bunta
* 15. The Use of the Bible in Byzantine Liturgical Texts and Services
* Stefanos Alexopoulos
* 16. Reading Scripture with the Church Fathers
* Alexis Torrance
* 17. Theology, Philosophy, and Confessionalization: Eastern Orthodox
Biblical Interpretation after the Fall of Constantinople up to the
Late 17th Century
* Athanasios Despotis
* 18. The New Testament in the Orthodox Church: Liturgical and
Pedagogical Aspects
* Konstantin Nikolakopoulos
* Part IV: Toward an Orthodox Hermeneutics
* 19. Toward an Orthodox Hermeneutic
* Theodore G. Stylianopoulos
* 20. Orthodox Christianity, Patristic Exegesis, and Historical
Criticism of the Bible
* John Fotopoulos
* 21. The Modern Search for the Literal Sense: Forerunners of the
Challenge at Antioch
* Christopher R. Seitz
* 22. Antiochene Theoria and the Theological Interpretation of
Scripture
* Bradley Nassif
* 23. Eastern and Oriental Orthodoxy: A Brief Survey
* Anthony G. Roeber
* 24. Biblical Exegesis in the Syriac Churches
* Sebastian P. Brock
* 25. Biblical Interpretation in Ethiopian Patristic Literature
* Mersha Alehegne
* 26. The Bible and the Armenian Church
* Vahan Hovhanessian
* 27. Scriptural Interpretation in the Late Antique Coptic Tradition
* Mary K. Farag
* 28. Pastoral Use of the Bible in the Orthodox Church
* Harry Pappas
* 29. Eastern Orthodox Views on Ancient Jewish Biblical Interpretation
* Bruce N. Beck
* 30. Anti-Jewish Sentiments in Liturgical and Patristic Biblical
Interpretations
* Bogdan G. Bucur
* 31. Bible and Archeology: An Orthodox Perspective
* Nicolae Roddy
* Part V: Looking to the Future
* 32. Reading from thee End, Looking Forward
* John Behr
* 33. Who's Afraid of the Old Testament? Tough Texts for Rough Times
* Brent A. Strawn
* 34. The Bible in Orthodox Christian-Jewish Dialogue
* Michael G. Azar
* 35. Bible, Theology and Science: Learning from the Past and Looking
to the Future
* David Wilkinson
* 36. Theology-Science Dialogue: An Orthodox Perspective
* Nikolaos Chatzinikolaou
* 37. How Orthodox Women Read and Teach the Bible
* Ashley M. Purpura
* 38. B.E.S.T.: Bridging Synchronic and Diachronic Modes of
Interpretation Olivier-Thomas Venard
* 39. The Reception History: A Paradigmatic Turn in Contemporary
Biblical Scholarship
* Justin A. Mihoc
* 40. Modern Orthodox Biblical Interpretation
* James Buchanan Wallace
* 41. Towards an Integrative Reading of the Bible
* R. W. L. (Walter) Moberly
* Foreword
* Elpidophoros, Archbishop of America
* Acknowledgments
* List of Contributors
* Introduction: The Bible in Orthodox Christianity: Balancing Tradition
with Modernity
* Eugen J. Pentiuc
* Part I: Text
* 1. The Place of the Hebrew Old Testament Text in the Eastern Church
* Miltiadis Konstantinou
* 2. The Old Greek, Hebrew and Other Text Witnesses in Eastern
Orthodoxy
* Alexandru Mihaila
* 3. From Suspicion to Appreciation: The Change of Perception Regarding
Theodotion's Version of Daniel in Patristic Literature
* Daniel Olariu
* 4. Syriac Versions of the Bible
* George A. Kiraz
* 5. The Coptic Bible
* Hany N. Takla
* 6. Translation of the Bible into Armenian
* Garegin Hambardzumyan
* 7. Byzantine Lectionary Manuscripts and Their Significance for
Biblical Textual Criticism
* Gregory Paulson
* 8. Past and Current Trends in New Testament Textual Criticism and
their Significance for Orthodox Biblical Scholarship
* Simon Crisp
* Part II: Canon
* 9. The Emergence of Biblical Canon in Orthodox Christianity
* Lee Martin McDonald
* 10. Biblical Inspiration: A Critical-Historical Survey
* Edith M. Humphrey
* 11. The Special Status of Anaginoskomena in Eastern and Oriental
Orthodoxy
* Ioan Chirila
* 12. Liturgical Use and Biblical Canonicity
* Petros Vassiliadis
* 13. The Biblical Canon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tawahedo Church
(EOTC)
* Daniel Assefa
* Part III: Scripture within Tradition
* 14. Tradition: Generated by or Generating Scripture?
* Silviu N. Bunta
* 15. The Use of the Bible in Byzantine Liturgical Texts and Services
* Stefanos Alexopoulos
* 16. Reading Scripture with the Church Fathers
* Alexis Torrance
* 17. Theology, Philosophy, and Confessionalization: Eastern Orthodox
Biblical Interpretation after the Fall of Constantinople up to the
Late 17th Century
* Athanasios Despotis
* 18. The New Testament in the Orthodox Church: Liturgical and
Pedagogical Aspects
* Konstantin Nikolakopoulos
* Part IV: Toward an Orthodox Hermeneutics
* 19. Toward an Orthodox Hermeneutic
* Theodore G. Stylianopoulos
* 20. Orthodox Christianity, Patristic Exegesis, and Historical
Criticism of the Bible
* John Fotopoulos
* 21. The Modern Search for the Literal Sense: Forerunners of the
Challenge at Antioch
* Christopher R. Seitz
* 22. Antiochene Theoria and the Theological Interpretation of
Scripture
* Bradley Nassif
* 23. Eastern and Oriental Orthodoxy: A Brief Survey
* Anthony G. Roeber
* 24. Biblical Exegesis in the Syriac Churches
* Sebastian P. Brock
* 25. Biblical Interpretation in Ethiopian Patristic Literature
* Mersha Alehegne
* 26. The Bible and the Armenian Church
* Vahan Hovhanessian
* 27. Scriptural Interpretation in the Late Antique Coptic Tradition
* Mary K. Farag
* 28. Pastoral Use of the Bible in the Orthodox Church
* Harry Pappas
* 29. Eastern Orthodox Views on Ancient Jewish Biblical Interpretation
* Bruce N. Beck
* 30. Anti-Jewish Sentiments in Liturgical and Patristic Biblical
Interpretations
* Bogdan G. Bucur
* 31. Bible and Archeology: An Orthodox Perspective
* Nicolae Roddy
* Part V: Looking to the Future
* 32. Reading from thee End, Looking Forward
* John Behr
* 33. Who's Afraid of the Old Testament? Tough Texts for Rough Times
* Brent A. Strawn
* 34. The Bible in Orthodox Christian-Jewish Dialogue
* Michael G. Azar
* 35. Bible, Theology and Science: Learning from the Past and Looking
to the Future
* David Wilkinson
* 36. Theology-Science Dialogue: An Orthodox Perspective
* Nikolaos Chatzinikolaou
* 37. How Orthodox Women Read and Teach the Bible
* Ashley M. Purpura
* 38. B.E.S.T.: Bridging Synchronic and Diachronic Modes of
Interpretation Olivier-Thomas Venard
* 39. The Reception History: A Paradigmatic Turn in Contemporary
Biblical Scholarship
* Justin A. Mihoc
* 40. Modern Orthodox Biblical Interpretation
* James Buchanan Wallace
* 41. Towards an Integrative Reading of the Bible
* R. W. L. (Walter) Moberly
* Elpidophoros, Archbishop of America
* Acknowledgments
* List of Contributors
* Introduction: The Bible in Orthodox Christianity: Balancing Tradition
with Modernity
* Eugen J. Pentiuc
* Part I: Text
* 1. The Place of the Hebrew Old Testament Text in the Eastern Church
* Miltiadis Konstantinou
* 2. The Old Greek, Hebrew and Other Text Witnesses in Eastern
Orthodoxy
* Alexandru Mihaila
* 3. From Suspicion to Appreciation: The Change of Perception Regarding
Theodotion's Version of Daniel in Patristic Literature
* Daniel Olariu
* 4. Syriac Versions of the Bible
* George A. Kiraz
* 5. The Coptic Bible
* Hany N. Takla
* 6. Translation of the Bible into Armenian
* Garegin Hambardzumyan
* 7. Byzantine Lectionary Manuscripts and Their Significance for
Biblical Textual Criticism
* Gregory Paulson
* 8. Past and Current Trends in New Testament Textual Criticism and
their Significance for Orthodox Biblical Scholarship
* Simon Crisp
* Part II: Canon
* 9. The Emergence of Biblical Canon in Orthodox Christianity
* Lee Martin McDonald
* 10. Biblical Inspiration: A Critical-Historical Survey
* Edith M. Humphrey
* 11. The Special Status of Anaginoskomena in Eastern and Oriental
Orthodoxy
* Ioan Chirila
* 12. Liturgical Use and Biblical Canonicity
* Petros Vassiliadis
* 13. The Biblical Canon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tawahedo Church
(EOTC)
* Daniel Assefa
* Part III: Scripture within Tradition
* 14. Tradition: Generated by or Generating Scripture?
* Silviu N. Bunta
* 15. The Use of the Bible in Byzantine Liturgical Texts and Services
* Stefanos Alexopoulos
* 16. Reading Scripture with the Church Fathers
* Alexis Torrance
* 17. Theology, Philosophy, and Confessionalization: Eastern Orthodox
Biblical Interpretation after the Fall of Constantinople up to the
Late 17th Century
* Athanasios Despotis
* 18. The New Testament in the Orthodox Church: Liturgical and
Pedagogical Aspects
* Konstantin Nikolakopoulos
* Part IV: Toward an Orthodox Hermeneutics
* 19. Toward an Orthodox Hermeneutic
* Theodore G. Stylianopoulos
* 20. Orthodox Christianity, Patristic Exegesis, and Historical
Criticism of the Bible
* John Fotopoulos
* 21. The Modern Search for the Literal Sense: Forerunners of the
Challenge at Antioch
* Christopher R. Seitz
* 22. Antiochene Theoria and the Theological Interpretation of
Scripture
* Bradley Nassif
* 23. Eastern and Oriental Orthodoxy: A Brief Survey
* Anthony G. Roeber
* 24. Biblical Exegesis in the Syriac Churches
* Sebastian P. Brock
* 25. Biblical Interpretation in Ethiopian Patristic Literature
* Mersha Alehegne
* 26. The Bible and the Armenian Church
* Vahan Hovhanessian
* 27. Scriptural Interpretation in the Late Antique Coptic Tradition
* Mary K. Farag
* 28. Pastoral Use of the Bible in the Orthodox Church
* Harry Pappas
* 29. Eastern Orthodox Views on Ancient Jewish Biblical Interpretation
* Bruce N. Beck
* 30. Anti-Jewish Sentiments in Liturgical and Patristic Biblical
Interpretations
* Bogdan G. Bucur
* 31. Bible and Archeology: An Orthodox Perspective
* Nicolae Roddy
* Part V: Looking to the Future
* 32. Reading from thee End, Looking Forward
* John Behr
* 33. Who's Afraid of the Old Testament? Tough Texts for Rough Times
* Brent A. Strawn
* 34. The Bible in Orthodox Christian-Jewish Dialogue
* Michael G. Azar
* 35. Bible, Theology and Science: Learning from the Past and Looking
to the Future
* David Wilkinson
* 36. Theology-Science Dialogue: An Orthodox Perspective
* Nikolaos Chatzinikolaou
* 37. How Orthodox Women Read and Teach the Bible
* Ashley M. Purpura
* 38. B.E.S.T.: Bridging Synchronic and Diachronic Modes of
Interpretation Olivier-Thomas Venard
* 39. The Reception History: A Paradigmatic Turn in Contemporary
Biblical Scholarship
* Justin A. Mihoc
* 40. Modern Orthodox Biblical Interpretation
* James Buchanan Wallace
* 41. Towards an Integrative Reading of the Bible
* R. W. L. (Walter) Moberly