Abstract
Th is chapter has a simple objective: to describe some of the findings and research horizons in the study of scriptural reuse from the fields of Hebrew Bible (HB) and early
Jewish literature. I highlight five key findings from recent scholarship that have important implications for our understanding of scriptural reuse in Jewish antiquity, addressed individually, and in no particular order: assimilation, amalgamation, atomistic interpretation?, presentation versus operation, and polysemy.
Jewish literature. I highlight five key findings from recent scholarship that have important implications for our understanding of scriptural reuse in Jewish antiquity, addressed individually, and in no particular order: assimilation, amalgamation, atomistic interpretation?, presentation versus operation, and polysemy.
| Original language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Methodology in the Use of the Old Testament in the New |
| Editors | David Allen, Steve Smith |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury T&T Clark |
| Publication status | In preparation - 2018 |
Keywords
- Allusion, Quotation, Influence, Reuse, Old Testament in New Testament, Second Temple Literature, Intertextuality, Inner-biblical Interpretation