Author Title ISBN All Fields Bible & The Arts Biblical Commentaries Biblical Languages Hebrew Bible / Old Testament History of the Biblical Period Journals Literature of the Bible New Testament SIIBS The Trauma Bible Theology of the Bible Bible Bibliographies Bible in the Modern World Biblical Reception Classic Reprints Dictionary of Classical Hebrew Dictionary of Classical Hebrew Revised Earth Bible Commentary Hebrew Bible Monographs Journal of Greco-Roman Christianity and Judaism New Testament Monographs Pericope Readings: A New Biblical Commentary Recent Research in Biblical Studies Text of the Hebrew Bible The Social World of Biblical Antiquity, First Series The Social World of Biblical Antiquity, Second Series Click here for titles coming soon... Click here to view the latest titles Click here to view the complete catalogue Search Books & Journals About Us For Authors For Customers Contact Us Facebook xi + 267 pp. £40 / $70 / €50 Scholar's Price £80 / $140 / €100 List Price Hardback Biblical Reception 2 (2013) Edited by J. Cheryl Exum, David J.A. Clines This is the second volume of the new journal, Biblical Reception (BibRec), due to be published in November 2013. For the first volume, click here. Our policy for the journal is this. It is high time, we believe, for the new and burgeoning field of the reception of the Bible to have a publication medium of its own. What the biblical text has meant to its readers down the centuries should be as much the subject of scholarly attention as any ‘original’ meaning. Our new journal is a substantial annual volume covering all kinds of use of the Bible — in art, literature, music, film and popular culture, as well as in the history of interpretation. Papers for the third volume are being solicited, and should be submitted before April 30, 2014. The preferred length is 5000 to 8000 words; the Sheffield Phoenix Press style sheet may be found at www.sheffieldphoenix.com/authors.asp. Submissions should contain, beneath the title, an abstract of c. 250 words, and be sent electronically to j.c.exum@sheffield.ac.uk. Papers will be peer reviewed. Editorial Board Diane Apostolos-Cappadona (Washington, DC), Alan Cooper (New York), James Crossley (Sheffield), Andrew Davies (Birmingham), Tamara C. Eskenazi (Los Angeles), Philip Esler (Gloucester), Susanne Gillmayr-Bucher (Linz), John Harvey (Aberystwyth), Christine Joynes (Oxford), Carol Newsom (Atlanta), Martin O’Kane (Lampeter), Tina Pippin (Decatur, GA), John F.A. Sawyer (Durham), Reinhold Zwick (Münster). J. Cheryl Exum is Professor of Biblical Studies at the University of Sheffield. David J.A. Clines is Professor of Biblical Studies at the University of Sheffield. Series: Biblical Reception, 2 978-1-907534-70-6 hardback Publication October 2013 Contents ART ILLUSTRATING LEVITICUS: ART, RITUAL, AND POLITICS James W. Watts ISHMAEL PLAYING? EXEGETICAL UNDERSTANDINGS AND ARTISTIC REPRESENTATIONS OF THE VERB METSAḤĒQ IN GENESIS 21.9 Jaffa Englard THE MALLEABILITY OF JAEL IN THE DUTCH RENAISSANCE Colleen M. Conway SHARING A MIRROR WITH VENUS: BATHSHEBA AND SUSANNA WITH MIRRORS IN EARLY MODERN VENETIAN ART Katherine Low IMAGES OF THE INDENTURED: READING THE NARRATIVE OF JUDITH’S SLAVE WOMAN THROUGH ART Andrea M. Sheaffer FRENCH BIBLICAL ENGRAVINGS AND THE EDUCATION OF THE SPANISH WOMAN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY Carmen Yebra-Rovira A PLACE FOR PUSHY MOTHERS? VISUALIZATIONS OF CHRIST BLESSING THE CHILDREN Christine E. Joynes MARY AND JESUS IN THE GARDEN: BAN AND BLESSING Deirdre Good AFTERLIVES OF THE AFTERLIFE: THE DEVELOPMENT OF HELL IN ITS JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN CONTEXTS Mark Finney MUSIC MUSICAL PATHS TO EXPERIENCING JOB Helen Leneman ANY DREAM WILL DO? JOSEPH FROM TEXT TO TECHNICOLOR J. Cheryl Exum LITERATURE HISTORY AND ITS CONTAGIONS: RETHINKING THE LEGACY OF GENESIS 22 IN A.B. YEHOSHUA'S ‘EARLY IN THE SUMMER OF 1970’ Nathan Paul Devir THE FLOOD STORY IN MIDDLE ENGLISH: THE FOURTEENTH-CENTURY ALLITERATIVE POEM, CLEANNESS David J.A. Clines