Rewriting and Reception in and of the Bible.

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Cover Preface Table of Contents Jesper Høgenhaven, Jesper Tang Nielsen, Heike Omerzu: Introduction: Rewriting and Reception in and of the Bible Part I Rewriting and Reception in the Bible Ancient Judaism Jesper Høgenhaven: Fortschreibung und Kanonisierung in der Bibliothek von Qumran: Bemerkungen mit besonderem Hinblick auf Genesis-Kommentar A (4Q252) 1 Was sind ›autoritative Texte‹ im Hinblick auf die Qumran-Rollen? 2 Vorstufen zur Kanon-Bildung? Fortschreibung und Kommentar 3 Spiegeln Fortschreibung und Kanonisierungverschiedene Grundhaltungen wider? 4 Der Genesis-Kommentar von Qumran (4Q252) 5 Auslegung durch Fortschreibung(»Rewriting«) im Genesis-Kommentar? 6 Auslegung durch Kommentierung imGenesis-Kommentar? Zwei Beispiele 7 Gattung und Auslegungsstrategie im Genesis-Kommentar 4Q252 8 Folgerungen und Schlussbemerkungen Ingrid Hjelm: The Coming of a ›Prophet Like You‹ in Ancient Literature 1 The Masoretic Bible 2 The Samaritan Pentateuch 3 The Coming of a Prophet in Samaritan Tradition 4 A prophet Like Moses in the Masoretic Tradition 5 The Coming of a Prophet in the New Testament Thomas L. Thompson: ›Rewritten Bible‹ or Reiterative Rhetoric: Examples from Yahweh’s Garden 1 Rewritten Bible and the Rhetoric of Imitation 2 Yahweh’s Well-watered Garden 3 Paradise Lost 4 Noah’s vineyard: a brief reiteration 5 »As well-watered as Yahweh’s garden, like the land of Egypt« (Gen 13:10) 6 Returning to the Tree of Life 7 The Song of the Vineyard 8 The Poor Man’s Garden Siegfried Kreuzer: New Testament Quotations and the Textual History of the Septuagint 1 Introduction 2 New observations 3 New Testament quotations as witnessesto the text of the Septuagint 4 Conclusions New Testament Michael Labahn: Die Königin aus dem Süden und ihr Auftritt im Gericht: Q 11,31 oder zur (Wirkungs‑)Geschichte einer Begegnungserzählung 1 Vorbemerkung 2 Zur Rekonstruktion und zum literarischenKontext von Q 11,31 in der Logienquelle 3 Schriftrezeption als ›narrative Abbreviatur‹:Q 11,31 und 1 Kön 10,1–13/2 Chr 9,1–12 4 Rezeption und Deutung 5 Verfremdende Anknüpfung und befremdende Abgrenzung – oder wie das Erbe zur Last werden kann 6 Zusammenfassung Troels Engberg-Pedersen: The Messianic Secret in the Fourth Gospel: On the Fundamental Importance of Mark for John’s Rewriting of the Story of Jesus 1 The Messianic secret in Mark 2 The ›Messianic secret‹ in John 3 Summary and conclusion Jesper Tang Nielsen: Johannes und Lukas: Szenen einer Beziehung 1 Johannes und die Synoptiker in der Forschungsgeschichte 2 Lukas und Johannes in der Forschungsgeschichte 3 Narrative Tendenzen und Techniken im Nikodemusevangelium 4 Die narrative Beziehung zwischen Lukas und Johannes 5. Schluss Frederik Poulsen: A Light to the Gentiles: The Reception of Isaiah in Luke-Acts 1 Luke and the Old Testament 2 Isaiah’s metaphors of light, darkness, sight, and blindness 3 Isaiah in Luke-Acts 3.1 The infancy narrative 3.2 The public appearances of John and Jesus 3.3 The realization of Jesus’ mission 3.4 Gentile mission in Acts 3.5 Paul’s call and conversion 3.6 The rejection of the message of Christ 4 Conclusion Martin Meiser: Torah in Galatians: The Significance of the Reception of the Septuagint 1 Introduction: Conflicting Identities 2 Νόμος and Γραφή: Paul’s Terminology 3 History of Salvation and its Foundation 4 Outline of Galatians’ argumentatio 5 Scripture and Faith (Gal 3:6–9; 4:21–31) 6 Why do »Works of Torah« not Justify (3:10–14)? 7 The Role of the Torah in the Era before Christ (Gal 3:19–25) 8 The role of the Torah in the era afterChrist’s Coming (Gal 5:14, 18, 23) 9 Conclusion Part II Rewriting and Reception of the Bible Ancient Times Martin Karrer: Reception and Rewriting: Beobachtungen zu Schriftreferenzen und Textgeschichte der Apokalypse 1 Die Markierung von Referenzen 2 Die Einschmelzung der Referenzen in den Text und die Beteiligung der Leser/innen 3 Die benutzten Textformen 4 Intertextualität und die Textgeschichte der Johannesapokalypse 5 Ergebnisse und Konsequenzen Heike Omerzu: Das Petrusevangelium als ›rewritten Gospel‹? Eine forschungsgeschichtliche Erörterung der Rezeption der Kategorie ›rewritten Bible‹ in Bezug auf frühchristliche Texte 1 Hinführung 2 ›Rewritten Bible‹ jenseits der Literatur des Antiken Judentums 3 ›Rewritten Bible‹ und das Petrusevangelium 4 Abschließende Würdigung Tilde Bak Halvgaard: Reception of the Johannine Logos in the Trimorphic Protennoia: The Gnostics and the Bible – Part II 1 The Gospel of John and the Trimorphic Protennoia 2 The Descent of the Logos 3 The Johannine Prologue and the Trimorphic Protennoia 4 Reception of the Johannine Logos in the Trimorphic Protennoia? Francis Watson: Reception as Corruption: Tertullian and Marcion in Quest of the True Gospel 1 The Anonymous Gospel 2 Tertullian’s Failed Syllogism 3 On the Originality (or otherwise) of the Marcionite Gospel Thomas Hoffmann: Everywhere and Nowhere: On the rewritten Bible and Qur’ān 1 References and Family Resemblances 1.1 Bible-Qur’ān Introductions and Synoptic Attempts 1.2 Scripturalist reference 1.3 Reference to characters 1.4 Territory and space 1.5 Narrative Family Resemblances 1.6 Family Resemblances in Genre and Rhetorics. 1.7 Thematic and Motival Family Resemblances 1.8 Linguistic and Phraseological Family Resemblances 2 Recycled Bible 3 Nowhere (and Echoes) 4 Selection and Contingency John Strange: Rewriting the Bible in Pictorial Arts: Some Examples and Observations 1 Introduction: Moravians and the Bible 2 The Choirs 2.1 Boys 2.2 Single Brothers 2.3 Married Brothers 2.4 Widowers 2.5 Girls 2.6 Widows 3 Conclusion Christina Petterson: Zinzendorf ’s New Testament and the Production of Gender 1 Pontus Wikner and his autobiographical portrait of Christ 2 Masculinities and romantic friendshipin the nineteenth century 3 »Repainting Christ«: Wikner’s attitude to the Bible. 4 The role of the spectator 5 Wikners starting point: Speaking to a friend 6 A history of the ups and downs of Wikner’s friendship with Christ 7 Confession of his betrayal of the friendship of Christ 8 Wikner’s pantheistic period 9 Return to the Father 10 Not only ideal example and teacher, but friend 11 Summing up Halvor Moxnes: Desiring Christ: A Nordic Christology in the Time of Romantic Friendships 1 Pontus Wikner and his autobiographical portrait of Christ 2 Masculinities and romantic friendshipin the nineteenth century 3 »Repainting Christ«: Wikner’s attitude to the Bible. 4 The role of the spectator 5 Wikners starting point: Speaking to a friend 6 A history of the ups and downs ofWikner’s friendship with Christ 7 Confession of his betrayal of the friendship of Christ 8 Wikner’s pantheistic period 9 Return to the Father 10 Not only ideal example and teacher, but friend 11 Summing up Gitte Buch-Hansen: Converting Refugees and the(ir) Gospel: Exegetical Reflections on Refugees’ Encounter with Denmark and with the Lutheran Church 1 Converting Refugees and the Lutheran Church in Denmark 1.1 Balcony with a View 1.2 Lutheran Paradoxes: The State and the Evaluation of Converting Refugees’ Faith 1.3 Contemporary Fieldwork Methodology and Our Research Design 1.3.1 Consumed Identities. Research Design 1.4 Unauthorized Gospelling. Mel Gibson and Healing Miracles 1.4.1 Reflections on the Interview with the Afghan Man 2 The Refugees’ Gospel between Bultmann’s Demythologization and Käsemann’s Apocalypticism 2.1 Perpetrator and Victim in Bultmann’s Demythologization Program 2.2 Käsemann’s Apocalypticism. »Die Mutter der christlichen Theologie« 2.3 Phenomenology and Power. Strong and Weak in the Corinthian Congregation 2.4 Reading for Meaning. Sacrificium Intellectus – or Vicarious Introspection? 3 Testimonies of Faith 3.1 Architectonic Performances of Trauma and Theology 3.2 The Russian Roulette of Conversion 3.3 Silent Testimonies. The Need of a Testimony 3.4 Postscript. One Year After List of Contributors Index of Sources Old Testament Septuagint/Greek Versions of the Old Testament Jewish Texts New Testament Early Christian Literature Greek and Roman Literature Qur’an Index of Modern Authors