Textus
A Journal on Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible
Founded by the Hebrew University Bible Project in 1960, from 2018 onwards Textus will continue on a wider basis with more international exposure. The establishing of an international editorial board consisting of internationally recognized experts in various sub-disciplines of textual criticism, secures the high quality of the studies to be published in this journal.
The importance of the discipline of textual criticism received an enormous boost from the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, showing that the study of these ancient documents is absolutely necessary for the exegesis of Biblical literature. Textus covers that area as well as many additional ones, pertaining to all the fields that are traditionally studied by textual critics:
• All the sub-areas relating to the text of the Hebrew Bible in antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Masorah, its vocalization and accents
• The Bible texts found in the Judean Desert as well as manuscript studies on these texts
• Primary translations of the Hebrew Bible, each in its own cultural and linguistic environment
• Secondary translations of the Bible, each in its own cultural environment
• Textual analysis of words, segments or books in Hebrew and translated Scripture
• History of research on text-critical issues
The importance of the discipline of textual criticism received an enormous boost from the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, showing that the study of these ancient documents is absolutely necessary for the exegesis of Biblical literature. Textus covers that area as well as many additional ones, pertaining to all the fields that are traditionally studied by textual critics:
• All the sub-areas relating to the text of the Hebrew Bible in antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Masorah, its vocalization and accents
• The Bible texts found in the Judean Desert as well as manuscript studies on these texts
• Primary translations of the Hebrew Bible, each in its own cultural and linguistic environment
• Secondary translations of the Bible, each in its own cultural environment
• Textual analysis of words, segments or books in Hebrew and translated Scripture
• History of research on text-critical issues
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Editors
Michael Segal, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Stefan Schorch, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Editorial Board
Ignacio Carbajosa, San Dámaso University, Madrid, Spain
Kristin De Troyer, University of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria
Armin Lange, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Noam Mizrahi, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Jordan S. Penkower, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel
Frank H. Polak, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel
Alexander Rofé, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Lawrence Schiffman, New York University, New York, NY, USA
Andrew Teeter, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA
Emanuel Tov, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Michael Segal, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Stefan Schorch, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Editorial Board
Ignacio Carbajosa, San Dámaso University, Madrid, Spain
Kristin De Troyer, University of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria
Armin Lange, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Noam Mizrahi, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Jordan S. Penkower, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel
Frank H. Polak, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel
Alexander Rofé, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Lawrence Schiffman, New York University, New York, NY, USA
Andrew Teeter, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA
Emanuel Tov, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Emerging Sources Citation Index (Web of Science)
MLA Bibliography with Full Text
Scopus
MLA Bibliography with Full Text
Scopus
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Textus
A Journal on Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible
Founded by the Hebrew University Bible Project in 1960, from 2018 onwards Textus will continue on a wider basis with more international exposure. The establishing of an international editorial board consisting of internationally recognized experts in various sub-disciplines of textual criticism, secures the high quality of the studies to be published in this journal.
The importance of the discipline of textual criticism received an enormous boost from the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, showing that the study of these ancient documents is absolutely necessary for the exegesis of Biblical literature. Textus covers that area as well as many additional ones, pertaining to all the fields that are traditionally studied by textual critics:
• All the sub-areas relating to the text of the Hebrew Bible in antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Masorah, its vocalization and accents
• The Bible texts found in the Judean Desert as well as manuscript studies on these texts
• Primary translations of the Hebrew Bible, each in its own cultural and linguistic environment
• Secondary translations of the Bible, each in its own cultural environment
• Textual analysis of words, segments or books in Hebrew and translated Scripture
• History of research on text-critical issues
The importance of the discipline of textual criticism received an enormous boost from the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, showing that the study of these ancient documents is absolutely necessary for the exegesis of Biblical literature. Textus covers that area as well as many additional ones, pertaining to all the fields that are traditionally studied by textual critics:
• All the sub-areas relating to the text of the Hebrew Bible in antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Masorah, its vocalization and accents
• The Bible texts found in the Judean Desert as well as manuscript studies on these texts
• Primary translations of the Hebrew Bible, each in its own cultural and linguistic environment
• Secondary translations of the Bible, each in its own cultural environment
• Textual analysis of words, segments or books in Hebrew and translated Scripture
• History of research on text-critical issues
-
Print + Online€338.00$413.00
-
Print Only€310.00$378.00
-
Online only€282.00$344.00
-
To place an order, please contact customerservices@brill.com
-
Print Only€93.00$114.00
-
Online only€93.00$114.00
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To place an order, please contact customerservices@brill.com
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David’s Heroes (2 Sam 23:8–39 and 1 Chr 11:11–47)
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The Longer Readings of LXX Ezek 44:23–24
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