Jewish Christian Biblical Interpretation in Late Antiquity Evreyskaya i hristianskaya interpretatsii Biblii v pozdney antichnosti In Russian

This work delves into the rich interplay between Jewish and Christian biblical interpretation during the vibrant period of Late Antiquity. It explores how the two faith traditions, while distinct, influenced and shaped each other's understanding of scripture. Through a nuanced examination of historical texts and commentaries, the author illuminates the shared contexts and theological dialogues that emerged during this transformative era.

M. Girshman offers insights into the ways Jewish interpretive traditions informed early Christian thought. The book traces the evolution of scriptural interpretation, spotlighting key figures and their contributions to the discourse. By weaving together historical context with textual analysis, Girshman presents a comprehensive overview of how these intertwined traditions sought to understand ancient texts amidst a changing cultural landscape. The exploration invites readers to consider not only the theological implications but also the broader cultural ramifications of biblical interpretation in this critical historical period.