Acknowledgements

Editor's Introduction

List of Contributors

Does Judaism Have a Bible?

Frederick Greenspahn

The Influence of the Hebrew Bible on the Founders of the American Republic

Andrew Skinner

Old Testament, New Hatreds: The Hebrew Bible and Antisemitism in Nazi Germany

Doris L. Bergen

Creation Founded in Love: Breaking Rhetorical Expectations in Genesis 1:1-2:3

J. Richard Middleton

``Not Yours, But Ours'': Transformations of the Hebrew Bible in New Religious Movements

Eugene V. Gallagher

The Missing Missus

Lesleigh Cushing

Abraham and the Problems of Modern Heroism

Brian S. Hook

R. R. Reno

The Bible and Art at the End of the Millennium: Words, Ideas and Images

Ori Z. Soltes

Retrospecting Rape in Christian Commentaries of Genesis 34 and Forensic Medical Textbooks from Nineteenth-Century Germany

Susanne Scholz

Surviving Genesis: Dangerous Worlds Both Narrative and Real

Mark McEntire

Portrayals of Power in the Stories of Delilah and Bathsheba: Seduction in Song

Helen Leneman

Shukr Kuhayl II Reads the Bible

Harris Lenowitz

Miami and the Babylonian Captivity

Miguel A. DeLa Torre

Weaving a Humanistic Vision: Reading the Hebrew Bible ion Asian Religio-Cultural Context