Authoritative Texts and Reception History: Aspects and Appro...

This volume explores how authoritative texts—primarily from the Hebrew Bible and related ancient literature—have been interpreted, adapted, and reshaped across time. Through a series of case studies, it examines the reception history of these texts in various historical, religious, and literary contexts. Topics include the reinterpretation of biblical laws, prophetic writings, and narratives in early Jewish, Christian, and later theological traditions. The collection emphasizes the dynamic nature of scriptural authority and how its meaning evolves through commentary, liturgy, and community engagement.