The binding of Isaac : a religious model of disobedience
Omri Boehm
New York : T & T Clark International, c2007
xi, 145 p. ; 24 cm.
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G/F Collection | BS 580 .I67 .B64 | Available |
- Preliminary methodological remarks: on textual interpretation
- Abraham: a model of obedience?
- The original version of the story: Abraham disobeys
- The trial of Sodom in the background: Abraham's ethical protest
- Abraham's journey to Mount Moriah: obedience, internal struggle or prediction of disobedience?
- The religious significance of the Akedah: ethical responsibility, child sacrifice and the existence of the People of Israel
- "Abraham's prevention of the sacrifice": Ibn Caspi's interpretation of Genesis 22
- The fundamental principle of prophecy: Maimonides' esoteric interpretation of Genesis 22
- "He destroys both the innocent with the wicked": between Job and Abraham
- On fearing God without being afraid of him: from Kierkegaard to Kant
- A religious model of disobedience.
- Includes bibliographical references (p. [137]-140) and index.
- T & T Clark International
- https://cms.trccloud.hk/opac/bib/ANSh