Theology

In their study, Ittai Gradel and Nils Arne Pedersen intersect archaeology, religious history, and apocryphal literature to show how ten rings from the 3rd century AD, all inscribed »Solomon says: 'Watch out!',« provide a new perspective on the Testament of Solomon and its place in early Christianity.

For centuries, the Psalms have shaped theology and culture. In twenty steps, Günter Bader demonstrates how the Psalter links historical, practical, and systematic theology. Through his analysis, he suggests: Theology itself can hardly be conceived without the Psalter.

This volume traces how Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have transformed the Exodus narrative across centuries. Contributors reveal how this foundational story has forged religious identities, sparked theological debates, and been reimagined through diverse cultural lenses, demonstrating its enduring power to shape faith communities worldwide.

Domenico Lo Sardo's study of Exod 25-31 and Lev 8-9 builds on his previous research in Exod 35-40, analyzing the Priestly Writing's literary development. He suggests that the Tabernacle's construction was part of a project focused on space, time, and divine presence, aiming to restore worship and Jewish identity after exile.