Aantekeningen bij de Bijbel
Vragen, overdenkingen en achtergronden over de Bijbel,
welke resulteren in allerlei aantekeningen.
welke resulteren in allerlei aantekeningen.
Prof. Dr. Bob Becking , Out of Paradise, Eve and Adam and Their Interpreters, [2010], , Marjo C.A. Korpel , Adam, Eve, and the Devil, A New Beginning, Second Enlarged Edition, [2015], , David Rohl , Legend, The Genesis of Civilisation, [1999], , Konrad Schmid , Beyond Eden, The Biblical Story of Paradise (Genesis 2-3) and its Reception History, [2008], , E.J. van Wolde , A semiotic analysis of Genesis 2-3: a semiotic theory and method of analysis applied to the story of the Garden of Eden, , [1989], , Ziony Zevit , What Really Happened in the Garden of Eden?, , [2013], , 
- - , Algemeen, , Dora Jane Hamblin, Has the Garden of Eden been located at last? Thomas Aquinas , Summa Theologica, , Whether paradise is a corporeal place? Thomas Aquinas , Summa Theologica, , Whether man was placed in paradise to dress it and keep it? Blog , Balashon - Hebrew Language Detective, December 28, 2007, pardes and paradise David J. Gibson , The Land of Eden Located, , David J. Gibson spent many years searching for the Garden of Eden. As a Bible believing Christian he was convinced that Eden was an actual place, and that the Bible provides us clues as to its location. David's search for Eden was cut short in 1964 by his untimely death. However, before he died David was able to complete the initial draft manuscript of a book titled. "The Land of Eden Located."
J.P. van de Giessen , Blog Aantekeningen bij de Bijbel, May 19, 2011, Vreedzame dieren?
Tijdschrift , HUGOYE: JOURNAL OF SYRIAC STUDIES, , [0], Vol. 6, No. 1, January 2003, Robert A. Kitchen, Syriac Additions to Anderson: The Garden of Eden in the Book of Steps and Philoxenus of Mabbug Adding to the Syriac witness on Genesis 3-4 introduced
in Gary A. Anderson's monograph, The Genesis of Perfection (reviewed
elsewhere in Hugoye) are two Syriac ascetical works: the Book of Steps
(Liber Graduum), an anonymous 4th century collection of
30 memre directed to a pre-monastic community; and the 6th
century collection of 13 memre or Discourses by Philoxenus,
bishop of Mabbug, directed monks under his episcopal authority. Both authors
utilize the narrative of Genesis 3-4 to model ascetical practices for their
community, and to portray the goal and reward of the ascetical life - the
return to perfection in the Garden of Eden.