Exile and Restoration Revisited: Essays on the Babylonian and Persian Periods in Memory of Peter R. Ackroyd
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This volume had its origins in a session presented to the Society of Biblical Literature in Washington in 2006 in order to examine the legacy of Peter Ackroyd to the field of biblical studies. Ackroyd's work stretched over a wide range of topics within Biblical Studies, notably study of prophetic literature and work on exile and restoration. This volume particularly focuses upon his work on the latter. Whilst the present work is founded upon the papers given at the session it also includes several essays solicited subsequently which further serve to draw the contributions together into a fitting tribute to a pioneer in his field.
The contributions take account of Ackroyd's approach to the theme of exile and restoration, focusing largely upon the study of Ezra-Nehemiah and Chronciles. As a brief flavour, Bob Becking examines the epigraphic evidence concerning the mixed marriage crisis Ezra-Nehemiah. Joe Blenkinsopp seeks to find the 'Sons of Aaron' before the 5th Century in a fascinating essay focusing which picks up the work of R.H. Kennett over a century ago. Among the other distinguished contributors are John Bergsma, Eric Myers and Jill Middlemass.
The contributions take account of Ackroyd's approach to the theme of exile and restoration, focusing largely upon the study of Ezra-Nehemiah and Chronciles. As a brief flavour, Bob Becking examines the epigraphic evidence concerning the mixed marriage crisis Ezra-Nehemiah. Joe Blenkinsopp seeks to find the 'Sons of Aaron' before the 5th Century in a fascinating essay focusing which picks up the work of R.H. Kennett over a century ago. Among the other distinguished contributors are John Bergsma, Eric Myers and Jill Middlemass.
Ackroyd's book is an excellent study of prophetic literature, exile and restoration.
This title fills a gap in biblical studies, reassessing the area of exile and restoration and examing Ackroyd's legacy from a fresh perspective.
Ackroyd was extremely well-known and respected in the field.
I. INTRODUCTION
LESTER L. GRABBE and GARY N. KNOPPERS
II. ARTICLES
BOB BECKING On the Identity of the 'Foreign' Women in Ezra 9-10
JOHN S. BERGSMA The Persian Period as Penitential Era: The "Exegetical Logic" of Daniel 9.1-27
JOSEPH BLENKINSOPP The Mystery of the Missing "Sons of Aaron"
TAMARA COHN ESKENAZI From Exile and Restoration to Exile and Reconstruction
DEIRDRE N. FULTON Jeshua's "High Priestly" Lineage? A Reassessment of Nehemiah 12:10-11
LESTER L. GRABBE "They Shall Come Rejoicing to Zion"--or Did They? The Settlement of Yehud in the Early Persian Period
LESTER L. GRABBE Was Jerusalem a Persian Fortress?
VADIM S. JIGOULOV Administration of Achaemenid Phoenicia: A Case for Managed Autonomy
REINHARD G. KRATZ The Relation between History and Thought: Reflections on the Subtitle of Peter Ackroyd's Exile and Restoration
ERIC MEYERS Exile and Restoration in Light of Recent Archaeology and Demographic Studies in Memory of Peter Ackroyd
JILL A. MIDDLEMAS Going beyond the Myth of the Empty Land: A Reassessment of the Early Persian Period
KENNETH A. RISTAU Rebuilding Jerusalem: Zechariah's Vision within Visions
LESTER L. GRABBE and GARY N. KNOPPERS
II. ARTICLES
BOB BECKING On the Identity of the 'Foreign' Women in Ezra 9-10
JOHN S. BERGSMA The Persian Period as Penitential Era: The "Exegetical Logic" of Daniel 9.1-27
JOSEPH BLENKINSOPP The Mystery of the Missing "Sons of Aaron"
TAMARA COHN ESKENAZI From Exile and Restoration to Exile and Reconstruction
DEIRDRE N. FULTON Jeshua's "High Priestly" Lineage? A Reassessment of Nehemiah 12:10-11
LESTER L. GRABBE "They Shall Come Rejoicing to Zion"--or Did They? The Settlement of Yehud in the Early Persian Period
LESTER L. GRABBE Was Jerusalem a Persian Fortress?
VADIM S. JIGOULOV Administration of Achaemenid Phoenicia: A Case for Managed Autonomy
REINHARD G. KRATZ The Relation between History and Thought: Reflections on the Subtitle of Peter Ackroyd's Exile and Restoration
ERIC MEYERS Exile and Restoration in Light of Recent Archaeology and Demographic Studies in Memory of Peter Ackroyd
JILL A. MIDDLEMAS Going beyond the Myth of the Empty Land: A Reassessment of the Early Persian Period
KENNETH A. RISTAU Rebuilding Jerusalem: Zechariah's Vision within Visions
- Title: Exile and Restoration Revisited: Essays on the Babylonian and Persian Periods in Memory of Peter R. Ackroyd
- Authors: Gary N. Knoppers, Lester L. Grabbe
- Publisher: T&T Clark
- Print Publication Date: 2011
- Logos Release Date: 2024
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Ebook
- ISBNs: 9780567109828, 9780567280831, 0567280837, 0567109828
- Resource ID: LLS:9780567109828
- Resource Type: Monograph
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Gary N. Knoppers, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA.
Lester L. Grabbe is Professor of Hebrew Bible and Early Judaism at the University of Hull.He is founder and convenor of the European Seminar in Historical Methodology.A recent book is Ancient Israel:What Do We Know and How Do We Know it?