EXEGETISKA DAGEN 2018
Françoise Mirguet | 1–24
The Paradoxes of Fear in the Hebrew Bible
Matthew Richard Schlimm | 25–50
Viewing Oneself through Others’ Eyes: Shame between Biology and Culture in Biblical Texts
Thomas Kazen | 51–80
FÖREDRAG FRÅN AKADEMIN FÖR BIBELVETENSKAP
Exegetik och det offentliga rummet: då och nu
Birger Olsson | 81–100
ARTIKLAR
Βίβλος γενέσεως: The Opening of Matthew’s Gospel and Ethnic Ambiguity
Tobias Hägerland | 101–124
Ola Wikander | 125–166
Who is the Blinder of Eyes and Hardener of Hearts in John 12:40?
Torsten Löfstedt | 167–192
Satan’s Angels: 2 Corinthians 12:7 Within a Social-Scientific Framework
Lukas Hagel | 193–207
RECENSIONER
Bash, Anthony, Forgiveness: A Theology
Bo Krister Ljungberg | 208–211
Jan Retsö | 211–215
Currid, John D. och David W. Chapman (red.), ESV Archaeology Study Bible
Bo Krister Ljungberg | 215–219
Duff, Paul B., Moses in Corinth: The Apologetic Context of 2 Chorintians 3
Ludvig Nyman | 219–222
Jan Retsö | 222–226
Halldorf, Peter, Alla himlens fåglar har flytt: Profeten Jeremia i sin egen tid och i vår
Josef Forsling | 226–230
Keener, Craig S. och Edward T. Wright (red.) Biographies and Jesus: What Does It Mean for the Gospels to be Biographies?
Daniel Hjort | 230–233
Mugridge, Alan, Copying Early Christian Texts: A Study of Scribal Practise
Tommy Wasserman | 233–236
Müller, Katrin, Lobe den Herrn, meine ”Seele”: Eine kognitiv-linguistische Studie zur næfæš des Menschen im Alten Testament
Richard Pleijel | 236–240
Olson, Daniel C., A New Reading of the Animal Apocalypse of 1 Enoch: “All Nations Shall be Blessed”
Stefan Green | 240–243
Bo Krister Ljungberg | 244–247
Sandnes, Karl Olav, Paul Perceived: An Interactionist Perspective on Paul and the Law
Ludvig Svensson | 247–251
Suriano, Matthew J., A History of Death in the Hebrew Bible
Richard Pleijel | 251–254
Tucker, Paavo N., The Holiness Composition in the Book of Exodus
Jan Retsö | 254–257
van Nes, Jermo, Pauline Language and the Pastoral Epistles: A Study of Linguistic Variation in the Corpus Paulinum
Tobias Hägerland | 257–260