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  • From: "Gerald A. Klingbeil" <kling AT uap.edu.ar>
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  • Subject: [b-hebrew] Publication announcement of New Monograph Series
  • Date: Mon, 05 Apr 2004 12:04:51 -0300

Publication Announcement New Monograph Series

River Plate Adventist University Press proudly announces
the publication of the first volume in a new monograph
series (Serie Monográfica de Estudios Bíblicos y
Teológicos de la Universidad Adventista del Plata/River
Plate Adventist University Monograph Series in Biblical
and Theological Studies). The volume focuses on the
Pentateuch and contains eleven original contributions
from international scholars. Six of the articles are
published in English with the remaining five being
written in Spanish. To facilitate penetration of the work in
the international market, every chapter is preceded by a
concise English and Spanish abstract. The volume is
divided into three main divisions, involving
methodological questions, exegetical issues and
theological studies. The complete bibliographical
reference of the volume is as follows:

Gerald A. Klingbeil, ed., Inicios, paradigmas y
fundamentos. Estudios teológicos y exegéticos en el
Pentateuco. Serie monográfica de estudios bíblicos y
teológicos de la Universidad Adventista del Plata
(SMEBT) 1. Libertador San Martín, Argentina:
Editorial Universidad Adventista del Plata, 2004.
ISBN 987-98248-6-5. Pp. 264 + xxviii. US$ 24.95.

We are also happy to announce that Eisenbrauns has
agreed to function as the exclusive distributor of the new
monograph series for Europe and the USA, thus
facilitating the acquisition of the volume outside of South
America. For orders visit www.eisenbrauns.com

Endorsements

“This is a useful and eclectic collection of articles on the
Pentateuch, ranging through philosophical and
methodological studies, exegetical and theological
analysis, and comparisons between the Old Testament
writings and those of the same period from elsewhere in
the ancient Near East. The work shows the continued and
growing competence of SDA scholars of biblical studies,
and is a welcome mix of work being conducted in both
the English and Spanish worlds. It should prove a useful
addition to seminary library bookshelves.”
—David W. Baker, Professor of Old Testament and
Semitic Languages
Ashland Theological Seminary, USA

“Ésta es una colección interesante de estudios detallados
de los primeros cinco libros del Antiguo Testamento. En
sus tres secciones este tomo trata una variedad de temas:
interactúa con cuestiones filosóficas, presenta datos
arqueológicos y ofrece una exégesis cuidadosa de textos
bíblicos. Todos los trabajos se basan en una profunda
convicción de que el Pentateuco es una parte importante
de la Escritura cristiana. Otro de los aportes significativos
de esta obra es que representa otra voz en la academia. Es
una muestra de que los estudios en español empiezan a
tomar su puesto merecido en la mesa con la erudición en
ingles, francés, y alemán”.

—M. Daniel Carroll R., Profesor de Antiguo Testamento
Denver Seminary, EE.UU., y Seminario Teológico
Centroamericano, Guatemala


“The appearance of this monograph marks a pivotal
moment in South American Old Testament scholarly
publications. Studies in this volume—dealing with crucial
issues and topics in Pentateuchal methodology, exegesis,
and theology—set forth seminal, penetrating, even land-
mark research. The inauguration of this monograph series
appears to be a harbinger of continuing enrichment for the
international scholarly community.”
—Richard M. Davidson, J. N. Andrews Professor of Old
Testament Interpretation
Andrews University, USA



Table of Contents

Gerald A. Klingbeil
Inicios, paradigmas y fundamentos: una introducción (xv-
xx)

Gerald A. Klingbeil
Beginnings, Paradigms, and Foundations: An
Introduction (xxi-xxvi)

PENTATEUCO Y METODOLOGÍA

Raúl Kerbs
La crítica del Pentateuco y sus presuposiciones filosóficas
(3-43)

William H. Shea
The Earliest Alphabetic Inscription and Its Implication for
the Writing of the Pentateuch (45-60)

Martin G. Klingbeil
Poemas en medio de la prosa: poesía insertada en el
Pentateuco (61-85)


PENTATEUCO Y EXÉGESIS

Carlos Elías Mora
Un análisis sintáctico, gramatical y estructural de Éxodo
40 (89-103)

Gerald A. Klingbeil
“Who Did What When and Why?” The Dynamics of
Ritual Participants in Leviticus 8 and Emar 369 (105-134)

Laurentiu Ionescu
Ejes teológicos en Levítico 26 (135-147)

Roy E. Gane
Numbers 15:22-31 and the Spectrum of Moral
Faults (149-156)

Lucien-Jean Bord
“You Shall Not Go Into His House.” The Law of
Deuteronomy 24:10-11 in the Light of Ancient Near
Eastern Laws (157-164)


PENTATEUCO Y TEOLOGÍA

Martin Pröbstle
YHWH Standing Before Abraham: Genesis 18:22 and Its
Theological Force (169-189)

Merling Alomía
El motivo del bekhor en el libro de Éxodo (191-227)

Gerhard Pfandl
The Soteriological Implications of the Cities of Refuge
(229-242)

Indexes (247-264)


Dr. Gerald A. Klingbeil
River Plate Adventist University, 25 de Mayo 99
3103 Libertador San Martin/Entre Rios, ARGENTINA

Professor of OT and ANE Studies
Director of Research Institute/Theology Faculty
Editor DavarLogos

kling AT uap.edu.ar



  • [b-hebrew] Publication announcement of New Monograph Series, Gerald A. Klingbeil, 04/05/2004

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