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Depuis les études de Bertram, on pense que l'utilisation de παιδεύω dans la Septante témoigne d'un changement dans la pensée religieuse juive de la période hellénistique. L'idée hébraïque d'un Dieu qui corrige (יסר) son peuple laisse la place à un Dieu qui l'éduque (παιδεύω) vers la vertu. Pourtant, παιδεύω est clairement utilisé dans la Septante pour désigner une correction corporelle, sens qu'il ne possède pas en grec classique. Patrick Pouchelle tente une nouvelle approche: après avoir établi dans la Septante la correspondance entre יסר et παιδεύω, il va analyser la racine יסר dans l'hébreu classique et les mots de la famille de παιδεύω dans le grec classique et la koinè. Il tâchera d'expliquer pourquoi les traducteurs ont choisi παιδεύω pour traduire יסר. L'auteur émet une nouvelle hypothèse: dans la Septante, Dieu "éducateur" est un dieu qui corrige, comme dans la bible hébraïque. Cependant, le choix de παιδεύω insiste sur la relation entre Dieu et son peuple perçue comme celle d'un père envers son fils, selon une nuance qu'on retrouve dans la littérature de Sagesse.God, the Educator. A New Approach to a Concept of Biblical Theology between Hebrew Bible, Septuagint and Classical Greek Literature.Was the God illustrated in the Septuagint the Hebrew idea of a God who disciplines or did he represent the Greek ideal of education? Patrick Pouchelle suggests a new approach to this issue. By establishing the lexical equivalence between יסר and παιδεύω, he aims to explain why the Greek translators have rendered יסר as παιδεύω and thus link it to the Hebrew bible.

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This volume precedes the projected Historical and Theological Dictionary of the Septuagint which is to offer historical studies of Septuagint words, retracing their usage from early authors, over koine Greek and the translation itself, into Jewish-Hellenistic and early Christian literature. The earliest of these phases were the object of a several workshops held between 2013 and 2017, the proceedings of which now appear in this book. The papers focus on the following key questions: what can we say about the meaning, the usage and the semantic development of Greek words attested in the Septuagint; where and how does the Septuagint use these words, and to what extent do they correspond to their Hebrew and Aramaic equivalents? Furthermore, to what extent can papyri contribute to a better understanding of typical Septuagint words? The papers combine the analysis of selected words and word groups with considerations of method.

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The Psalms of Solomon, a collection of 18 Jewish psalms from the Second Temple period, have long been a fascinating topic for scholarship. In this volume, leading scholars from a range of disciplines offer new insights into the cultural background, literary form, theological themes, and reception history of the Psalms of Solomon. The essays address a range of topics, including the origin of the text in Palestinian Judaism, the temple in the Psalms of Solomon, and the question of its canonical status.

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