Religious Responses to Political Crises in

The projected book continues a series of volumes containing the papers read at symposia held by turns in Tel Aviv and Bochum in the course of a co-operation between the Lester und Sally Entin Faculty of Humanities, Chaim Rosenberg School of Jewish Studies

Abbreviations	p. vii
Preface	p. xi
The Bible
Speaking of Kingship: The Institution of the Monarchy in Israel-Negotiations, Historical Memory and Social Drama	p. 3
Patterns of Religious Response to National Crisis in the Hebrew Bible, and Some Methodological Reflections	p. 18
A Religious Alternative to a Political Response to a Severe Political Crisis: King Ahaz and the Prophet Isaiah	p. 36
The Book of Lamentations: Response to Destruction or Ritual of Rebuilding?	p. 52
Early Judaism and Roman Period
Reality and Hopes of the Qumran Community as Response to Crises in Second Temple Judaism	p. 75
The Image of God as Father as a Response to Political Crises in the First Century b.c.e.	p. 94
Ethical and Halakhic Responses Following the Bar Kokhba Revolt	p. 109
Modern Period
Political Religion, Political Theology, and the Doctrine of the Two Kingdoms	p. 125
How Theology Coped With the Crisis of the First World War	p. 140
Religious Responses to National Crises in Jewish and Christian Tradition	p. 150
Index of References	p. 164
Index of Authors	p. 172
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