Dear Colleague,
The latest issue of European Judaism: A Journal for the New Europe has published! This special issue includes papers delivered over a five-year period at the International Jewish Christian Bible Week held at Haus Ohrbeck, Osnabrück, Germany.
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Volume 54, Issue 2
Editorial
Jonathan Magonet
International Jewish Christian Bible Week
Introductions
Jonathan Magonet
Bible Week 2015, Kohelet/Ecclesiastes
Christian Interpretation of Kohelet [Ecclesiastes]: Three Examples from History and the Present
Elisabeth Birnbaum
The Threefold Cord of Ecclesiastes
John Jarick
Bible Week 2016, Psalms 107–118
The Psalter as a House of Voices: Or, On the Possibility of a Christian Reading of the Psalms
Egbert Ballhorn
Bible Week 2017, Mishlei/The Book of Proverbs
Mishlei/Proverbs: Weaving the Web of Wisdom
Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz
The Dangerous Stupidity of the Unambiguous: The Polarity of the Proverbial Literature as a School of Wisdom
Ursula B. Rapp
‘For the Lord Will Be Your Confidence . . .’ Prov. 3:26
Nazek Matty
Bible Week 2018, 50th Anniversary
Eve Was Framed and Other Interpretations from the Exegetical Vanguard
Deborah Kahn-Harris
Jonah Unbound
Howard Cooper
Bible Week 2019, Psalms 119–134
Psalms of Ascent
Shani Tzoref
A Transforming Path – The Pilgrims’ Songs
Klara Butting
Learning to Pray by Singing: Gregorian Chants with Texts Based on the Psalms
Stefan Klöckner
Epilogues
Jonathan Magonet
From the Tradition
What Did We Hear at Sinai?
Larry Tabick
In Memoriam
Rabbi William (Willy) Wolff, Ze’ev ben Avraham v’LeahQ (13 February 1927–8 July 2020)
Tony Bayfield, Julia Neuberger, Alexandra Wright, Manuela Koska, and Britta Wauer
Ada Rapoport-Albert (26 October 1945–18 June 2020)
Joanna Weinberg
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