Samaritans and Jews in History and Tradition: Changing Perspectives 10

Cover
Half Title
Series
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
List of Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction: The Samaritans in History and Tradition
Part I Methods, Traditions, and History
	1 Cult Centralization as a Device of Cult Control?
	2 History of Palestine With and Without the Bible: An Introduction
	3 Brothers Fighting Brothers: Jewish and Samaritan Ethnocentrism in Tradition and History
	4 Changing Paradigms: Judaean and Samarian Histories in Light of Recent Research
	5 Yahweh’s Chosen Place: Temple Ideology and Historical (Re)construction
	6 Tribes, Genealogies, and the Composition of the Hebrew Bible
	7 From History’s Non-Jewish Israel to Tradition’s and Scholarship’s “The Ancient, the New, and the Newest Israel”
Part II Samaritan and Jewish Pentateuchs
	8 Portraits of Moses in the Samaritan Pentateuch and the Fourth-Century Samaritan Midrash Memar or Tibat Marqah
	9 “The Pentateuch That the Samaritans Chose”: Modern Fallacies Regarding the Origins and Characteristics of the Samaritan Pentateuch
	10 Northern Perspectives in Deuteronomy and Its Relation to the Samaritan Pentateuch
	11 So-Called Deuteronomic Addenda in SP Numbers 10–14 and 20–27. Where Do They Belong?
Part III Studies in Bible and Tradition
	12 Whose Bible Is It Anyway?: Ancient Authors, Medieval Manuscripts, and Modern Perceptions
	13 Samaria, Samaritans, and the Composition of the Hebrew Bible
	14 “Who Is My Neighbor?”: Implicit Use of Old Testament Stories and Motifs in Luke’s Gospel
	15 Simon Magus in Patristic and Samaritan Sources: The Growth of a Tradition
	16 “Coming From Harran”. The Role of Harran in Near Eastern, Biblical, and Samaritan Literature
	17 Josephus in the Tents of Shem and Japhet. The Status of Ancient Authors in Josephus’ Treatise Against Apion 1.1–218
	18 Exile as Pilgrimage?
	19 The Coming of a “Prophet Like You” in Ancient Literature
Index of Sources
Index
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