The Scrolls of the Torah

Jan Christian Gertz (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1964; 1993 Dr. theol., University of Göttingen; 1998 Habilitation, University of Göttingen; Professor of Old Testament / Hebrew Bible Studies at the University of Heidelberg.
Julia Rhyder (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1987; 2011 BA, University of Melbourne, Australia; 2012 BTheol (Hons), University of Divinity, Australia; 2018 PhD, University of Lausanne, Switzerland; the John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Humanities and Associate Professor of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at Harvard University, USA.
Thomas Römer (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1955; 1988 PhD, University of Geneva; Professor of Hebrew Bible and President of the Collège de France, Paris; extraordinary professor at the University of Pretoria, South Africa.
Konrad Schmid (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1965; 1996 Dr. theol., University of Zurich; 1998 Habilitation, University of Zurich; Professor of Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism at the University of Zurich.

I. The Scribal Cultures Behind the Pentateuch
Jeremy M. Hutton : The Possibility of Extended Literary Prose Narratives in the Iron Age IIA - Alice Mandell : The Hand of the Scribe: A "Stylus-and-Wedge"-Based Approach to the Study of Canaanite Cuneiform - William Tooman and Tobias Siegenthaler : Independent Scribes? Text Collections and Institutions in Ancient Mesopotamia - Angela Roskop Erisman : Implied Authors and Scribes: Literary and Material Aspects of Composition in the Pentateuch - Matthieu Richelle : The Quest for the Script of the Pentateuch II. The Formation of the Pentateuch
Julia Rhyder : Scribal Groups, Social Conflict, and the Formation of the Pentateuch: The Laws of Priestly Blemishes (Lev 21:16-24) as a Case Study and a Warning - Thomas Römer : The 120 Years in the First and Last Scroll of the Pentateuch and the Composition of Genesis 6:1-4 - Ronald Hendel : Empirical Models for Source and Redaction Criticism of the Pentateuch: A Reassessment - Konrad Schmid : How Hellenistic Is the Pentateuch? III. Narrative and Law in the Pentateuch
Joachim J. Krause : Interpreting the End: Reception and Reflection of a Prophetic Tradition in the Primeval History - Jeffrey Stackert : The Promise After the Flood and the Rationale for the Priestly Covenants - Mark G. Brett : A Mosaic of Quotations: Scribal Conversations in Genesis - Yael Landman : Letting Ishmael Live: Abraham's Plea in Genesis 17:18 - Joel S. Baden : Divine Justice and the Lessons of Genesis 18 - Thomas B. Dozeman : The Sons of Jacob - Mark S. Smith : "Few and Evil": Jacob's Commentary on His Life in Genesis 47:7-10 - Aron Freidenreich : Moses's Introduction in P and Its Implications for the Priestly Work - Nathan MacDonald : Washing from the Laver in the Early Textual History of Exodus - Jan Christian Gertz : Who Made the Beginning Holy? Comments on the Debate over the Presence of the Holiness School in the Primeval History - Axel Bühler : Expressing Identity and Idealized Hellenistic Politics in the Book of Numbers - Christian Frevel : Scrolling Numbers: Remarks on Numbers as a Separate Book(-Scroll) - Sara Milstein : The Myth of the Marriage Metaphor IV. Reception History
Liane M. Feldman : Moving Pieces: Materiality, Plurality, and the Beginning of the Aramaic Levi Document - Mahri Leonard-Fleckman : The Refiguration of Genesis 34 in the Book of Judith