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Abraham’s Sons
How the bible and Qur’an see the same story differently
In the Book of Genesis, Abraham leads his beloved son Isaac up Mt. Moriah and prepares to sacrifice him at God’s command. In Muslim tradition, Ishmael is the near-victim. Jews, Christians and Muslims all trace their roots back to Abraham—but...
Bible Review, April 2002
Babel und Bibel und Bias
How anti-Semitism distorted Friedrich Delitzsch’s scholarship
Bible scholars don’t often become famous. And they certainly don’t do it overnight. But that’s what Friedrich Delitzsch did, 100 years ago. Already known among scholars as a leading Semitist and historian, Delitzsch had published the standard...
Bible Review, February 2002
Christian and Jewish Views of the Holy Land
Visiting sacred sites vs. working the land
The famous mosaic map in a church in Madaba, Jordan, and the not-so-famous mosaic inscription from an ancient synagogue near Tel Rehov, in Israel’s Beth-Shean Valley, reflect two very...
Bible Review, October 2002