Adele Berlin - The Jewish Study Bible
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The Jewish Study Bible, which comes in a protective slipcase, combines the entire Hebrew Bible--in the celebrated Jewish Publication Society TANAKH Translation--with explanatory notes, introductory materials, and essays by leading biblical scholars on virtually every aspect of the text, the world in which it was written, its interpretation, and its role in Jewish life. The quality of scholarship, easy-to-navigate format, and vibrant supplementary features bring the ancient text to life.
This second edition includes revised annotations for nearly the entire Bible, as well as forty new and updated essays on many of the issues in Jewish interpretation, Jewish worship in the biblical and post-biblical periods, and the influence of the Hebrew Bible in the ancient world.
The Jewish Study Bible, Second Edition, is an essential resource for anyone interested in the Hebrew Bible.
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second edition
jewish publication society
tanakh translation
Yairah Amit: Judges
Shimon Bar-Efrat: First and Second Samuel [revised by Marc Zvi Brettler]
Amitai Baruchi-Unna: Geography of Biblical Land of Israel
Ehud Ben Zvi: Introduction to The Twelve andThe Twelve Minor Prophets
Adele Berlin: Editor; Introduction: What Is the Jewish Study Bible? [with Marc Zvi Brettler], Psalms [with Marc Zvi Brettler], Introduction to The Five Megillot [with Marc Zvi Brettler], Lamentations, Esther, Introduction to the Essays [with Marc Zvi Brettler], Reading Biblical Poetry
Oded Borowski: Daily Life in Biblical Times
Marc Zvi Brettler: Editor; Introduction: What is the Jewish Study Bible? [with Adele Berlin], Introduction to Torah, Introduction to Neviim, Introduction to Kethuvim, Psalms [with Adele Berlin], Introduction to The Five Megillot [with Adele Berlin], Introduction to the Essays [with Adele Berlin], Modern Jewish Interpretation, The Canonization of the Bible, Gender in the Bible
Edward Breuer: Jewish Biblical Scholarship from the 17th to the 19th Centuries
Yaakov Elman: Classical Rabbinic Interpretation
Esther Eshel: The Bible in the Dead Sea Scrolls Steven E. Fassberg: Languages of the Bible
Michael Fishbane: The Bible in the Jewish Mystical Tradition
Michael V. Fox: Proverbs Nili S. Fox: Numbers Tova Ganzel: Ezekiel
Stephen A. Geller: The Religion of the Bible Leonard J. Greenspoon: Jewish Translations of the Bible
Edward L. Greenstein: Job Shalom E. Holtz: Reading Biblical Law
Victor Avigdor Hurowitz: The Temple [edited by Adele Berlin and Marc Zvi Brettler]
Jonathan Klawans: Concepts of Purity in the Bible Ruth Langer: The Bible in the Liturgy
Jacob Lassner: The Hebrew Bible and Biblical Exegesis in the Quran and Muslim Tradition
Jon D. Levenson: Genesis Amy-Jill Levine: Use of the Hebrew Bible in the New Testament
Baruch A. Levine: Biblical Festivals and Fast Days Bernard M. Levinson: Deuteronomy
Oded Lipschits: The History of Israel in the Biblical Period Peter Machinist: Ecclesiastes
Aren M. Maeir: Archeology and the Hebrew Bible
Hindy Najman: Ezra, Nehemiah, Early Nonrabbinic Interpretation
Jordan S. Penkower: The Development of the Masoretic Bible
Adele Reinhartz: Ruth, Jewish Womens Scholarly Writings on the Bible
Dalit Rom-Shiloni: Jeremiah David Rothstein: First and Second Chronicles
Jonathan D. Sarna: The Jewish Bible in America
Jack M. Sasson: On the Bible and the Ancient Near East Baruch J. Schwartz: Leviticus
Avigdor Shinan: The Bible in the Synagogue Uriel Simon: The Bible in Israeli Life
Benjamin D. Sommer: Isaiah, Inner-biblical Interpretation Daniel Sperber: Jewish Customs
David Stern: Midrash and Jewish Exegesis Elsie Stern: The Song of Songs
Sacha Stern: Biblical Calendars
Marvin A. Sweeney: Historical and Ideal Davidic Kingship, The Modern Study of the Bible
Jeffrey H. Tigay: Exodus Hava Tirosh-Samuelson: The Bible in the Jewish Philobsophical Tradition
Emanuel Tov: Textual Criticism Barry D. Walfish: Medieval Jewish Interpretation
Nili Wazana: Joshua Lawrence M. Wills: Daniel Jacob L. Wright: War and Peace in the Bible
Yair Zakovitch: Reading Biblical Narrative Ziony Zevit: First and Second Kings
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Jewish Publication Society TANAKH translation copyright 1985, 1999 by the Jewish Publication Society
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more than twenty-five centuries have passed since an anonymous Jewish poet wrote an elaborate and lengthy prayer that included this exclamation:
O how I love Your teaching!
It is my study all day long (Ps. 119.97 ).
These two themesthe love for Torah (teaching) and dedication to the study of ithave characterized Jewish reading and interpretation of the Bible ever since. The love is the impetus for the study; the study is the expression of the love. Indeed the intensity with which Jews have examined this text through the centuries testifies both to their love of ita love combined with awe and deep reverenceand to their intellectual curiosity about it. That tradition of impassioned intellectual engagement continues to the present day.
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