Browsing Research Articles (Old Testament Studies) by Subject "Ethics in the Bible"

Browsing Research Articles (Old Testament Studies) by Subject "Ethics in the Bible"

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  • Congruent ethos in the Second Temple literature of the Old Testament 
    Venter, P.M. (Pieter Michiel), 1947- (OpenJournals Publishing, 2011-06)
    Proposing the term ‘congruent ethos’ for studying Old Testament ethics, this article indicates (in line with existing research) that opposing ethical viewpoints are found in the Old Testament. The modus operandi followed ...
  • Ethics of the Psalms : Psalm 16 within the context of Psalms 15-24 
    Groenewald, Alphonso, 1969- (Unisa Press, 2009)
    The values and norms of the Old Testament are not in themselves the proprium of Hebrew ethics, since every one of them also features in other ancient cultures such as Egypt, Mesopotamia and Greece. Rather, the centre of ...
  • Isaiah 1:2−3, ethics and wisdom. Isaiah 1:2–3 and the Song of Moses (Dt 32) : Is Isaiah a prophet like Moses? 
    Groenewald, Alphonso, 1969- (OpenJournals Publishing, 2011-06)
    This article argued that society even today could benefit from the richness of the ethics of the Hebrew Bible. Isaiah 1:2–3 has been used as an example to illustrate the ethics of a biblical text. This text has wisdom ...
  • A triadic construct in Jubilees 30 
    Venter, P.M. (Pieter Michiel), 1947- (OpenJournals Publishing, 2010-07)
    Publications on Old Testament ethics often use triadic constructs to explain the moral impact of Biblical passages. In Genesis 11:27–50:26, Ezra 9:6–15, Nehemiah 7:72b–10:40, Damascus Document (CD) V:1, 2–6 and Jubilees ...
  • Wisdom and ethics - the contribution of sapiential ethics for Old Testament ethics 
    Baumann, Gerlinde, 1962- (Faculty of Theology, University of Pretoria, 2009)
    Old Testament sapiential literature is often described as "ethical literature", however, when concepts on Old Testament ethics are formulated, this literature is often overlooked. Furthermore, there are almost no monographs ...