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Joodse Liturgie: zijn geschiedenis en theologie, een bibliografie bij een cursus van Ruth Langer


Teksten
• Reuven Hammer, Entering Jewish Prayer: Guide to Personal Devotion and the Worship Service Schocken Books, 1995 ISBN 0805210229, BM660.H27 1994 ($11.20 on Amazon) [EJP] • Reuven Hammer, Or Hadash: A Commentary on Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals (Rabbinical Assembly, 2003) ISBN 0916219208 ($45) [OH] • The Jewish Study Bible, ed. Adele Berlin, Marc Brettler (Oxford, 2003) ISBN 0195297547 (paperback, Amazon lists for $29.99 new) • Joseph B. Soloveitchik, Worship of the Heart: Essays on Jewish Prayer, ed. Shalom Carmy (Ktav, Toras Harav, 2003) ISBN 0-88125-771-0

Introductie.
Voorlopers in offerdienst en in woorddienst: de Joodse eredienst in de Tweede Tempel periode - de Bijbel en Qumran
Teksten::
o Exodus 25-30:10, 31:12-16, 34:18-28; Leviticus 10-10, 16, 23, Deuteronomium 16; I Koningen 6-9
o Misjna tamid in Neusner, De Misjna: een nieuwe vertaling , 862-873. BM497.5 E5 N48 1988
o EP Sanders, het jodendom: Praktijk en overtuiging, 63BCE-66CE, 47-118, 306-314. BM176.S257 1992
o Joseph Tabory ", de voorlopers van de 'Amida," in Identitaet durch Gebet ..., uitg. Gerhards
et.al. (Paderborn: Ferdinand Schoeningh, 2003), +113-125 (of idem, "Ma'amadot: Een Tweede Tempel Niet-

 

Te lezen:
• Exodus 25-30:10, 31:12-16, 34:18-28; Leviticus 1-10, 16, 23; Deuteronomy 16; I Kings 6-9
• Mishnah Tamid, in Neusner, The Mishnah: A New Translation , 862-873. BM497.5 E5 N48 1988
• E.P. Sanders, Judaism: Practice and Belief, 63BCE-66CE, 47-118, 306-314. BM176.S257 1992
• Joseph Tabory, "The Precursors of the 'Amidah," in Identitaet durch Gebet..., ed. Gerhards et.al.(Paderborn: Ferdinand Schoeningh, 2003), 113-125 (or idem, "Ma'amadot: A Second Temple Non-Temple Liturgy, in Liturgical Perspectives: Prayer and Poetry in LIght of the Dead Sea Scrolls, ed.Esther Chazon (Brill, 2003), 235-261 [rest of volume recommended too]).

-Temple Liturgie, in liturgische vooruitzichten:
Bidden en Poëzie in het licht van de Dode Zeerollen, Ed.
Esther Chazon (Brill, 2003), 235-261 [rest van het volume wordt aanbevolen te]).
• Selections from James R. Davila, Liturgical Works: Eerdmans Commentaries on the Dead Sea Scrolls (2000): 216-219 (Daily Prayers); 239-266 (Divrei HaMe'orot, Words of the Luminaries) Please bring all primary texts to class.Bibliography for further reading:
• Stefan C. Reif, Judaism and Hebrew Prayer, Ch. 2, "The Biblical Inspiration." BM660.R45 1993 • Moshe Greenberg, Biblical Prose Prayer as a Window to the Popular Religion of Ancient Israel
• Menahem Haran, Temples and Temple Service in Ancient Israel• Israel Knohl, The Sanctuary of Silence: The Priestly Torah and the Holiness School
• Yehezkel Kaufman, The Religion of Israel
• Prayer from Alexander to Constantine: A Critical Anthology, ed. Mark Kiley et. al., BL560.P67 1997
• Bilhah Nitzan, Qumran Prayer and Religious Poetry
• Daniel Falk, Daily, Sabbath, and Festival Prayers in the Dead Sea Scrolls
• Center for the Study of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Associated Literature - some pictures, and links to all academic resources on the internet on the DSS.
• Judith Newman, Praying by the Book
• Prayers That Cite Scripture, ed. James L. Kugel, essays by Newman and Chazon.


o Selecties van James R. Davila, liturgische werken: Eerdmans Commentaren op de Dode Zee Rollen
(2000): 216-219 (dagelijkse gebeden); 239-266 (Bobov HaMe'orot, Woorden van de Verlichting)
Houdt u er voor zorgen dat alle primaire teksten naar de klas.
Bibliografie voor verder te lezen:
o Stefan C. Reif, het Jodendom en Hebreeuws gebed, Ch. 2, "De Bijbelse inspiratie." BM660.R45 1993
o Moshe Greenberg, Bijbelse Proza gebed als een venster op de volks-godsdienst van het Oude Israël
o Menahem Haran, tempels en de Tempel Service in het oude Israël
o Israël Knohl, Het Heiligdom van Stilte: De priesterlijke Thora en de Heiligheid School
o Yehezkel Kaufman, De godsdienst van Israël
o Gebed van Alexander Constantijn: A Critical Anthology, uitg. Mark Kiley et. Al., BL560.P67 1997
o Bilha Nitzan, Qumran Gebed en religieuze poëzie
o Daniel Falk, Daily, sabbat, en Festival Gebeden in de Dode Zee Rollen
o
Centrum voor de Studie van de Dode Zee Rollen en de geassocieerde Literatuur - enkele foto's, en links naar alle
academische bronnen op het internet op de Dead Sea Scrolls.
o Judith Newman, Bidden door het Boek
o Gebeden dat de Schrift Cite, Ed. James L. Kugel, essays van Newman en Chazon.

 

-De synagoge als een instelling

Te lezen:
• Hammer EJP, Ch. 4 • Sacred Place: The Emergence of the Synagogue in the Ancient World, ed. Steven Fine (Oxford and Yeshiva University Presses, 1996), Ch. 1. Eric M. Meyers, "Ancient Synagogues: An ArchaeologicalIntroduction," pp. 3-20; Ch. 2, Steven Fine, "From Meeting House to Sacred Realm: Holiness and the Ancient Synagogue," pp. 21-47.
• Reuven Kimelman, "Rabbinic Prayer in Late Antiquity, Part II: The Synagogue and Prayer," in The Cambridge History of Judaism, Part IV: The Late Roman-Rabbinic Period, ed. Steven T. Katz(Cambridge, 2006), pp. 573-580. Bibliography for further reading:
• Lee I. Levine, The Ancient Synagogue (Yale University Press, 2000) [the definitive work to date on all aspects of the topic]
• Steven Fine, This Holy Place: On the Sanctity of the Synagogue during the Greco-Roman Period (Notre Dame, 1997) • Steven Fine, ed., Sacred Realm: The Emergence of the Synagogue in the Ancient World (Yeshiva University, 1996)
• Steven Fine, ed., Jews, Christians and Polytheists in the Ancient Synagogue (1999)
• Philip A. Harland, Associations, Synagogues and Congregations: Claiming a Place in Ancient Mediterranean Society (Augsburg/Fortress, 2003)
• Dan Urman and Paul V.M. Flesher, eds., Ancient Synagogues: Historical Analysis and Archaeological Discovery (recent anthology of most important articles, many otherwise not in English.) IV. 2/5

Oorsrong en Ontwikkeling van de Rabbijnse Liturgie: Structuren en Patronen:
• Hammer EJP, Chs. 3, 5.
• SKIM the Weekday Evening Service in Hammer OH, pp. 281-298, to get a sense of the flow of the prayers. We will return to the details and commentary in coming weeks.
• Ruth Langer, To Worship God Properly: Tensions Between Liturgical Custom and Halakhah in Judaism (Cincinnati, 1998), Ch. 1, "The Creation of a Valid Non-Sacrificial Liturgy," pp. 1-40. • Ruth Langer, "Revisiting Early Rabbinic Liturgy: The Recent Contributions of Ezra Fleischer," Prooftexts 19:2 (1999): 179-204. Bibliography for further reading: • Reif, Judaism and Hebrew Prayer, Chs. 3-4.
• Joseph Heinemann, Prayer in the Talmud: Forms and Patterns, Chs. III, IV (highly recommended: Chs. I, II, XI and the entire book) BM660.H4613 1977
• Lawrence A. Hoffman, The Canonization of the Synagogue Service

De Shema en de zegeningen:
• EJP Ch. 8, 121-155.
• OH xxi-xxiv, 28-34, 107-114.
• Mishnah Berakhot, Ch. 1-3, in Neusner, The Mishnah...3-7. BM497.5 E5 N48 1988
• Reuven Kimelman, "The Shema` and its Rhetoric: The Case for the Shema` Being Morethan Creation, Revelation and Redemption," Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy2 (1992): 111-156.
• Joseph B. Soloveitchik, Worship of the Heart: Essays on Jewish Prayer, ed. ShalomCarmy (Ktav, Toras Harav, 2003), Chs. 7, 8, 9, pp. 107-143. Bibliography for further reading -- relevant sections of the following:
• Elie Munk, The World of Prayer
• Ismar Elbogen, Jewish Liturgy: A Comprehensive History BM660.E513 1993 • B.S. Jacobson, Weekday Siddur: An Exposition and Analysis of Its Structure, Content,Language, and Ideas BM675.D3 Z813 1978
• Lawrence A. Hoffman, ed., My People's Prayer Book: Traditional Prayers, ModernCommentaries (eight volumes) VII.,VIII. 2/26,3/11 The Amidah, Weekday, Sabbath, and Festival Readings for class -- this week and week VIII:
• EJP Ch. 9, 156-197
• OH xxiv-xxvi, 3a-9, 35a-38, 115a-120, 123a-128, 156a-161 (glance also at 168-175), 236.
• Mishnah Berakhot, Ch. 4-5, in Neusner, The Mishnah...7-9. BM497.5 E5 N48 1988 • Reuven Kimelman, "The Literary Structure of the Amidah and the Rhetoric of Redemption," in The Echoes of Many Texts: Reflection on Jewish and Christian Traditions, Essays in Honor of Lou H.Silberman (Scholars Press, 1997): 171-218.
• Joseph B. Soloveitchik, Worship of the Heart: Essays on Jewish Prayer, ed. Shalom Carmy (Ktav, Toras Harav, 2003), Chs. 2, 6, 10 Bibliography for further reading:
• As listed in the previous unit
• Ruth Langer, "The Amidah as Formative Jewish Prayer," in Identität durch Gebet: Zur gemeinschaftsbildenden Funktion institutionalisierten Betens in Judentum und Christentum, ed. AlbertGerhards, Andrea Doeker and Peter Ebenbauer (Paderborn: Ferdinand Schöningh, 2003), 127-156.
• Ruth Langer, "Early Rabbinic Liturgy in its Palestinian Milieu: Did Non-Rabbis Know the 'Amidah?" in


When Judaism and Christianity Began:
Essays in Memory of Anthony J. Saldarini, ed. Alan A. Avery-Peck, Daniel Harrington, Jacob Neusner (Leiden, Boston: Brill, 2004), II: 423-439. 3/5BC Spring Break - No ClassIX. 3/19 Reading and Preaching Torah Readings for class:
• Mishnah Megillah Ch. 3-4. in Neusner, The Mishnah…320-324. BM497.5 E5 N48 1988 • OH 139-154.
• Ruth Langer, "From Study of Scripture to a Reenactment of Sinai: The Emergence of the Synagogue Torah Service," Worship 72:1 (January 1998): 43-67
• Jewish Study Bible, David Stern, "Midrash and Midrashic Interpretation", 1863-1875; Avigdor Shinan, "The Bible in the Synagogue," 1929-1937; Stefan C. Reif, "The Bible in the Liturgy," 1937-1948.
• Marc Saperstein, Your Voice is Like a Ram's Horn: Themes and Texts in Traditional Jewish Preaching (Hebrew Union College Press, 1996), Ch. 1, "'Your Voice is Like a Ram's Horn': Conceptions of JewishPreaching," 1-10; Ch. 2 "Preaching for Pesach," 11-22 Bibliography for further reading:
• Marc Saperstein, Jewish Preaching: 1200-1800 (Yale)
• David Ruderman, Preachers of the Italian Ghetto
• Ruth Langer, "Sinai, Zion, and God in the Synagogue: The Ashkenazi Celebration of Torah," in Liturgy and the Life of the Synagogue:Studies in the History of Jewish Prayer , ed. Steven Fine and RuthLanger (Eisenbrauns, 2005) • Midrash: a huge literature -- ask if you are interested! X. 3/26 Introductory Prayers and Psalms (Pesukei d'Zimra, Hallel, Kabbalat Shabbat) Readings for class:
• EJP, Chs. 7, "Preparation for Prayer"; 12, "Garments of Prayer"; 11, "Sabbath and Holidays" • OH 61-106, 132-137, 13-27 Bibliography for further reading:
• As listed in the Shema unit
• Joseph Tabory, "The Benedictions of Self-Identity and the Changing Status of Women and of Orthodoxy," Kenishta 1 (2001): 107-138.
• Yoel Kahn, The three morning blessings '...who did not make me...': A historical study of a Jewish liturgical text (PhD diss., Graduate Theological Union, 1999) --

• Reuven Kimelman, "Psalm 145: Theme, Structure, and Impact" Journal of Biblical Literature 113,1 (1994): 37-58 (available online through BC)
• Prayers that Cite Scripture, ed. Kugel, essay by Brody, "Liturgical Uses of the Book of Psalms in the Geonic Period." XI. 4/2 Supplicatory Prayers (Tahanun, Selihot, Tkhines) Readings for class:
• Prayer texts (pdfs)
• Soloveitchik, Chs.2 "Prayer, Petition and Crisis," 3 "The Human Condition and Prayer", 5 "The Absence of God and the Community of Prayer."
• Chava Weissler, Voices of the Matriarchs: Listening to the Prayers of Early Modern Jewish Women (Beacon, 1998), Ch. 1 "The Tkhines: An Introduction", pp. 3-35, 192-205. Bibliography for further reading:
• Seeking the Favor of God -- 3 volumes on the development of penitential prayer from the SBL, from the Second Temple period through early Judaism and Christianity. 4/9,4/16 Passover and Easter Break - No Class - Passover begins on Wednesday evening April 8 (15 Nisan) and ends at dark, Thursday evening April 16 (22Nisan). The first two days and the last two days are holy days. XII. 4/23 Home Rituals, Passover Seder Readings for class:
• Mishnah Berakhot, Ch. 6-7, in Neusner, The Mishnah... 9-12. BM497.5 E5 N48 1988 • OH 301-350, 299-300 • EJP, Ch. 13 "The Blessing After Meals"
• Mishnah Pesahim Ch. 10
• Passover Haggadah Bibliography for further reading:
• Barukh M. Bokser, The Origins of the Seder: The Passover Rite and Early Rabbinic Judaism BM695.P35 B64 1984. • Noam Zion and David Dishon, A Different Night: The Family Participation Haggadah (Shalom Hartman Institute)
• Ruth Gruber Fredman, The Passover Seder: Afikoman in Exile

• Isaac Yerushalmi, Haggadah and History
• Ruth Langer, "Prayer and Worship" in Modern Judaism: An Oxford Guide (Oxford, 2005)
• Stefan Reif, Judaism and Hebrew Prayer, Ch. 8-9.
• Joseph Tabory, "The Prayer for the State of Israel," in Liturgy and the Life of the Synagogue, ed. Langer and Fine (Eisenbrauns, 2005) Bibliography for further reading:
• Jakob J. Petuchowski, Prayerbook Reform in Europe: The Liturgy of European Liberal and Reform Judaism
• Eric Friedland, Were Our Mouths Filled with Song: Studies in Liberal Jewish Liturgy