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The Textual and Redactional History of Genesis 46:8–27 -- Genesis 46:8–27 lists the names of those who went down along with Jacob to Egypt during the famine in Canaan. However, this passage has some features that inspire to further study. These include seemingly pointless repetitions, tensions within the text and contradictions with other verses in the book of Genesis, which lead us to conclude that the text of the pericope in question has undergone significant changes over time. In this study, we will attempt to deduce possible textual layers and reconstruct the sources used, starting from the canonical text and working backwards in time.

Ebben a tanulmányban a Zsoltárok 90,1–6 (mint a zsoltár első nagyobb egységének) masszoréta szövegét hasonlítom össze a Targumban található szöveggel, feltérképezve a fordítási különbségeket, és bemutatva az arám fordítás fontosabb jellegzetességeit. Munkamódszerem: először párhuzamos olvasásban közlöm a szakaszokra bontott zsoltár masszoretikus és targumi szövegét és fordítását, majd ezt követően kiemelem a hasonlóságokat és a fontosabb különbségeket.

Canaanite Abominations as Presented in the Book of Deuteronomy. A Theological Evaluation. Before entering in the Promised Land the people of Israel were told not to follow the forbidden practices of the polytheistic nations (Deut 18, 9–14), to avoid all kinds of magical and superstitious practices designed to discover the will of gods, or even to compel the gods to action in certain ways. The occult, superstitions, divinisation, sorcery, spiritualism were abominations all to Yahweh and brought about His judgment. Yahweh made His will known through revelation, by the aid of His prophets, whose words would be clearly understandable to the people in contrast with the ambiguous and mysterious spells of those who worked with magic and divinisation. Israel must be blameless in regard to every form of divinisation, magic or spiritism.