Martin Rösel Book order

Covenant concepts are intricately woven into the fabric of ancient Near Eastern religions and early religious literature, making them a focal point for scholarly debate. This collection of essays delves into the diverse interpretations and theological implications of covenant across various cultures in the ancient Near East and Eastern Mediterranean. It presents a comprehensive analysis of the complexities surrounding these concepts in biblical texts and examines their historical scholarly research, offering insights into their evolution and significance over time.

Exploring the complexities of translating the Hebrew Bible into Greek, this collection of essays delves into recent findings on the Septuagint. It highlights the nuanced alterations in meaning during translation and examines the reasons behind the discrepancies between the Hebrew and Greek texts. The essays also introduce key topics in Septuagint studies, such as the Letter of Aristeas and the influence of Hellenistic culture and hermeneutics on Jewish thought. This work lays the groundwork for a comprehensive theology of the Septuagint.