Scriptural Reuse in Ancient Jewish Literature: Comments and Reflections on the State of the Art

William Arthur Tooman

Scriptural Reuse in Ancient Jewish Literature: Comments and Reflections on the State of the Art

School of Divinity

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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.

Original language	English
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

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Allusion, Quotation, Influence, Reuse, Old Testament in New Testament, Second Temple Literature, Intertextuality, Inner-biblical Interpretation

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