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NTT Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion - Volume 53, Issue 3, 1999

Volume 53, Issue 3

Volume 53, Issue 3, 1999

Language: Dutch

- oa De eerste koningsinscriptie uit het oude Israël Een nieuwe visie op de Tel Dan-inscriptie
  1Bijbelteksten worden, behalve waar anders aangegeven, geciteerd uil de Vertaling-1951 van het Nederlands Bijbelgenootschap (afgekort NBG), de epigrafische teksten uit H. Donner & W. Röllig, Kanaanäische und Aramäische Inschriften, Wiesbaden 1962 en later (afgekort KAI). Een eerdere versie van dit artikel heeft gediend als college voor belangstellenden op een Open Dag van de Vrije Universiteit op 18 maart 1999. Ik ben de studenten van mijn college ‘Aramese teksten rond de Bijbel’, V. Drupsteen en A. Sterks, erkentelijk voor hun opmerkingen.
  
  By Jan-Wim Wesselius
  
  https://doi.org/10.5117/NTT1999.3.001.WESS
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  Abstract Since its publication by A. Biran and J. Naveh in 1995, the early Aramaic Tel Dan inscription, with its supposed connection with the coming to the Northern Israelite throne of Jehu ben Nimshi in 842 BC as described in 2 Kings 9-10, has caught the attention of Aramaic and biblical scholars alike, in spite of its very fragmentary state. Most scholars assume that it is an Aramean royal inscription, set up in Dan during a period of Read More
  
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- oa Hans Windisch als nieuwtestamenticus aan de Leidse Universiteit (1914-1929)
  
  By M. de Jonge
  
  https://doi.org/10.5117/NTT1999.3.002.JONG
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  Abstract Hans Windisch (1881-1935) was Professor of N. T. in the University of Leiden for fifteen years, after a period as Privatdozent’ at Leipzig and before professorships at Kiel and Halle. His Leiden years were very important for the development of his scholarly views and a number of influential books and articles date from this period. An analysis of Windisch’s publications in Dutch, evidence of his interaction with his D Read More
  
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- oa Kroniek van een vriendschap Francisca van Leer en Jacob Soetendorp
  
  Authors: M.J.H.M. Poorthuis & T.A.M. Salemink
  
  https://doi.org/10.5117/NTT1999.3.003.POOR
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  Abstract Sophie/Francisca van Leer (1892-1953) was born in a Jewish family but converted at the age of 27 to Catholicism. As a Catholic she promoted understanding of Judaism and in 1948 she started a journal De Stem van Israël (The Voice of Israel). In this first cooperation between Jews and Christians in the Netherlands, Francisca van Leer met Jacob Soetendorp (1914-1976), who worked for a Jewish newspaper and Read More
  
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- oa De spanning tussen voorstelling en begrip als uitdaging voor de godsdienstfilosofie
  
  By Peter Jonkers
  
  https://doi.org/10.5117/NTT1999.3.004.JONK
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  Abstract The author provides an analysis of the shifts in Hegel’s conception of the relationship between religious representation and philosophical concept in his early work. The leading question is why Hegel changed his attitude on the issue whether philosophy is capable of conceptually thinking the content of religious representation, God or the Absolute. The author argues that his interpretation of modern culture played Read More
  
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- oa Bibliografisch gedeelte
  
  https://doi.org/10.5117/NTT1999.3.005.XXXX
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