The Book of Ben Sira in Modern Research: Proceedings of the First International Ben Sira Conference, 28-31 July 1996 Soesterberg, Netherlands
Pancratius C. Beentjes
The Duetericanonical book, Ben Sira, written circa 190 BCE in Jersualem, is considered to be a bridge between Judaism and Hellenism. It is one of the few biblical books of this period between the Old and the New Testaments.
International recognized experts throw light on the history of the discovery of the Hebrew Sira manuscripts in Cairo (1896), Qumran (as of 1947) and Massada (1964), as well as on the relationship of the Hebrew text to the oldest Greek and Syrian translations. Other contributions deal with the complicated structure, as well as the most important theological themes of the book. complications.
International recognized experts throw light on the history of the discovery of the Hebrew Sira manuscripts in Cairo (1896), Qumran (as of 1947) and Massada (1964), as well as on the relationship of the Hebrew text to the oldest Greek and Syrian translations. Other contributions deal with the complicated structure, as well as the most important theological themes of the book. complications.
Year:
1997
Publisher:
Walter de Gruyter
Language:
english
ISBN 10:
3110156733
ISBN 13:
9783110156737
Series:
Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 255
File:
PDF, 9.09 MB
IPFS:
,
english, 1997
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