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In The Present State Of Old Testament Studies In The Low Countries Fifteen Leading Scholars From Belgium And The Netherlands Give An Overview Of Their Work. This Collection Celebrating The Seventy-fifth Anniversary Of The Oudtestamentisch Werkgezelschap Brings Together The Results Of High Quality Research On Many Fields, From Computer-assisted Analysis To Biblical Theology, From The Archaeology Of Palestine To Early Rabbinic Exegesis, From Logotechnical Analysis To Delimitation Criticism. It Shows That Old Testament Research In Belgium And The Netherlands Is Multifaceted And Innovative. - From Publisher. Seventy-five Years Oudtestamentisch Werkgezelschap: The Study Of The Old Testament In The Netherlands And Belgium / Klaas Spronk -- Micah In The Low Countries / Bob Becking -- Revelation, History And Religious Plurality: Old Testament Studies From The Apeldoorn/kampen Reformed Perspective / Koert Van Bekkum And Eric Peels -- Salient Features In The Book Of Job / Jan Fokkelman -- A Changing Archaeology Of Palestine At The University Of Leiden, 1959-2014 / Gerrit Van Der Kooij -- Gender Perspectives On Hosea 2:4-25: Contributions From The Netherlands From 1988 Until 2003 / Gert Kwakkel -- The Rise And Demise Of The So-called Deuteronomic History: A Plea For The Compositional Unity Of Genesis-kings / Casper Labuschagne -- Septuagint Studies In Louvain / Bénédicte Lemmilijn And Hans Ausloos -- The Dynamics Of The Incomparable God Highlighted By The Immobility Of An Idol: The Rhetorical Integrity Of Isa. 40:12-26, 41:1-7 And 46:1-13 / Pieter Van Der Lugt -- Biblical Violence And The Task Of The Exegete / Ed Noort -- Computer-assisted Analysis Of Old Testament Texts: The Contribution Of The Wivu To Old Testament Scholarship / Reinoud Oosting -- Old Testament Exegesis And Biblical Theology From An Ede/leuven Evangelical Perspective / Mart-jan Paul -- Data, Knowledge And Tradition: Biblical Scholarship And The Humanities 2.0: Exodus 19 As A Laboratory Text / Eep Talstra -- Towards An Annotated Edition Of Tannaitic Parables / Lieve M. Teugels -- Delimitation Criticism: An Interim Evaluation / Wilfred G.f. Watson. Edited By Klaas Spronk. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes. 1 Klaas Spronk: Seventy-Five Years Oudtestamentisch Werkgezelschap: The Study of the Old Testament in the Netherlands and Belgium 2 Bob Becking: Micah in the Low Countries 3 Koert van Bekkum and Eric Peels: Revelation, History and Religious Plurality: Old Testament Studies from the Apeldoorn / Kampen Reformed Perspective 4 Jan Fokkelman: Salient Features in the Book of Job 5 Gerrit van der Kooij: A Changing ‘Archaeology of Palestine’ at the University of Leiden, 1959–2014 6 Gert Kwakkel: Gender Perspectives on Hosea 2:4–25: Contributions from the Netherlands from 1988 until 2003 7 Casper Labuschagne: The Rise and Demise of the So-called Deuteronomistic History: A Plea for the Compositional Unity of Genesis–Kings 8 Bénédicte Lemmelijn and Hans Ausloos: Septuagint Studies in Louvain 9 Pieter van der Lugt: The Dynamics of the Incomparable God Highlighted by the Immobility of an Idol: The Rhetorical Integrity of Isa. 40:12–26, 41:1–7 and 46:1–13 10 Ed Noort: Biblical Violence and the Task of the Exegete 11 Reinoud Oosting: Computer-Assisted Analysis of Old Testament Texts: The Contribution of the WIVU to Old Testament Scholarship 12 Mart-Jan Paul: Old Testament Exegesis and Biblical Theology from an Ede/Leuven Evangelical Perspective 13 Eep Talstra: Data, Knowledge and Tradition: Biblical Scholarship and the Humanities 2.0. Exodus 19 as a Laboratory Text 14 Lieve M. Teugels: Towards an Annotated Edition of Tannaitic Parables 15 Wilfred G.E. Watson: Delimitation Criticism: An Interim Evaluation "In The Present State of Old Testament Studies in the Low Countries fifteen leading scholars from Belgium and the Netherlands give an overview of their work. This collection celebrating the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Oudtestamentisch Werkgezelschap brings together the results of high quality research on many fields, from computer-assisted analysis to biblical theology, from the archaeology of Palestine to early rabbinic exegesis, from logotechnical analysis to delimitation criticism. It shows that Old Testament research in Belgium and the Netherlands is multifaceted and innovative."--Résumé de l'éditeur