The Patriarchal Narratives as Background for Understanding the Expression "My People, ʿAmmî" in Exodus 3,7
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alexandra Palantza
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
7 November
Theology & Biblical Exegesis at EHJ 2026
European Hebrew Journal International Scholarly Online Zoom Conference 2026
New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies
Part of EHJ 2026 · 6–10 November 2026 · 60+ international speakers · 60 scholarly sessions · Live on Zoom · 12 months recording access
Theological interpretation of biblical texts has a long history spanning Jewish and Christian traditions. EHJ 2026 brings together scholars examining foundational theological concepts including divine identity, covenant, prophecy, and eschatology. Sessions explore the theological dimensions of biblical narrative and law, including how later Christian and Jewish thinkers interpreted biblical passages in light of their own theological commitments, and how modern exegesis addresses questions of religious meaning.
Presentations on Theology & Biblical Exegesis
"And YHWH Said in His Heart": Divine Interiority and the Limit of Judgment in Genesis 6–9
Prof. Dr. Mihai Valentin Vladimirescu
University of Craiova
10 November
The Incarnation in Nicaea: How Were the Divine and Human in Jesus Related in Early Fourth-Century Christology?
Prof. Dr. Volker Henning Drecoll
University of Tübingen
6 November
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