Sirach 24:23-34 is not about water, but uses water-related metaphors to depict the Torah and its wisdom. Previous studies do acknowledge the relevance of Ben Sira’s use of water images, but none has devoted thoroughly its focus on the retrieval of their ecological significance. This article explores ecological insights that might have informed Ben Sira’s use of water-related metaphors in his attempt to describe the significance of the Torah. In addition to elements of socio-historical approaches and agricultural features of the text, this study is enabled by a hermeneutics of suspicion and retrieval as well as the Earth Bible principle of intrinsic.https://www.pharosjot.comOld Testament Studie
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The Garden of Eden is one of the most pervasive and enduring images in the Abrahamic Tradition. Desp...
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This collection of papers aims to draw lessons and apply indigenous knowledge, wisdom and cultural t...
: Biblical typology is a form of interpretation in which a person, event, or thing found in the Old ...
This research article focuses on the use of the water metaphor in column 16 of the Hodayot. Previous...
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In this study, I adapt a methodology from the field of ecocriticism to explore the physical world de...
These reflections on the place and meaning of water in the Bible provide a fitting lens and an appro...
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In the Hebrew Bible, the God of ancient Israel, YHWH, is almost always portrayed metaphorically. He...
CITATION: Wilson, M. 2019. The water of life : three explorations into water imagery in Revelation a...
The metaphor is a hallmark of Classical Hebrew poetry. Some metaphors, such as “Yhwh is king” or “Yh...
This paper explores how Gen. 1:1-2:4a reflects the concept of sustainable development (SD) and posit...
Whether one chooses to acknowledge or disregard its significance, nature has always been part of us....
The Garden of Eden is one of the most pervasive and enduring images in the Abrahamic Tradition. Desp...
This study examines how the fluvial environment shaped the writing of Jewish narratives in Ptolemaic...
This paper is concerned with the significant symbolic and ritual applications of water in the Christ...
This collection of papers aims to draw lessons and apply indigenous knowledge, wisdom and cultural t...
: Biblical typology is a form of interpretation in which a person, event, or thing found in the Old ...
This research article focuses on the use of the water metaphor in column 16 of the Hodayot. Previous...
Numerous “water related terms” are utilized in Genesis 1-2 such as, “the deep, “the waters,” “water,...
In this study, I adapt a methodology from the field of ecocriticism to explore the physical world de...
These reflections on the place and meaning of water in the Bible provide a fitting lens and an appro...
This article explores the ecological potential in Job 14:7–12. The metaphor in Job 14 praises the li...
In the Hebrew Bible, the God of ancient Israel, YHWH, is almost always portrayed metaphorically. He...
CITATION: Wilson, M. 2019. The water of life : three explorations into water imagery in Revelation a...
The metaphor is a hallmark of Classical Hebrew poetry. Some metaphors, such as “Yhwh is king” or “Yh...
This paper explores how Gen. 1:1-2:4a reflects the concept of sustainable development (SD) and posit...
Whether one chooses to acknowledge or disregard its significance, nature has always been part of us....
The Garden of Eden is one of the most pervasive and enduring images in the Abrahamic Tradition. Desp...