Creative Biblical exegesis : Christian and Jewish hermeneutics through the centuries / edited by Benjamin Uffenheimer and Henning Graf Reventlow. [print]

"Papers ... presented at a conference on Creative Biblical Exegesis, which took place on 16th and 17th December 1985 at Tel-Aviv University"--Pref.

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Reprint. Originally published: Sheffield, England : JSOT Press, c1988 (Journal for the study of the Old Testament. Supplement series ; 59)

Exegesis or metaphrasis Menahem Banitt -- Philo's uniqueness and particularity Pinhas Carny -- Mystical and realistic elements in the exegesis and hermeneutics of Thomas Aquinas Marcel Dubois -- 'Today if you will listen to this voice' : creative exegesis in Hebrews 3-4 David Flusser -- The function of the Bible in recent Protestant ethics Christopher Frey -- The technique of quotation and citation as an interpretative device Yair Hoffman -- Maimonides' exegesis of the Book of Job Jacob Levinger -- Literary individuality as a problem of hermeneutics in the Hebrew Bible Rudiger Liwak -- A new reading of the Bible? : ecumenical perspectives from Latin America and Korea Konrad Raiser -- The Bible and its exegesis in the controversies about reform and Reformation Heribert Smolinsky -- Courants et contre-courants dans l'exegese biblique juive en France au Moyen-Age Elazar Touitou -- Luther on Jews and Islam Johannes Wallmann -- Some reflections on modern Jewish Biblical research Benjamin Uffenheimer -- Humanist exegesi s : the famous Hugo Grotius Henning Graf Reventlow -- Panel discussion. Introduction Benjamin Uffenheimer -- Jewish and Christian understanding of the Bible Ze'ev W. Falk -- Roman Catholic understanding of the Bible Marcel Dubois -- Protestant understanding of the Bible Henning Graf Reventlow.