Israel in der Fremde, Fremde in Israel: Biblische Anstöße für heute? (German)

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    • Subject Terms:
      ISRAEL
    • Subject Terms:
      BIBLE; OLD Testament
    • Abstract:
      The topic of the article "Israel in the foreign land, foreigners in Israel: Biblical impulses for today?" deals with migration and foreignness in Germany and refers to biblical texts. The Bible contains numerous references to migration and foreignness, which deal with the identity of biblical Israel. The texts provide impulses for current societal attitudes and actions, which must be interpreted through careful hermeneutics. Carolin Neuber, professor of Old Testament exegesis, researches these themes and emphasizes the importance of the Bible as a source for ethical action. [Extracted from the article]
    • Abstract:
      Das Thema des Artikels "Israel in der Fremde, Fremde in Israel: Biblische Anstöße für heute?" behandelt die Migration und Fremdheit in Deutschland und bezieht sich auf biblische Texte. Die Bibel enthält zahlreiche Bezüge zu Migration und Fremdheit, die sich mit der Identität des biblischen Israels befassen. Die Texte bieten Impulse für aktuelle gesellschaftliche Haltungen und Handlungen, die durch eine sorgfältige Hermeneutik interpretiert werden müssen. Carolin Neuber, Professorin für Exegese des Alten Testaments, erforscht diese Themen und betont die Bedeutung der Bibel als Quelle für ethisches Handeln. [Extracted from the article]
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