Jeffrey H. Tigay
Biography
Jeffrey H. Tigay has served as Ellis Professor of Hebrew and Semitic Languages and Literature at the University of Pennsylvania. Tigay edited Understanding Exodus, Second Edition (2013) and Empirical Models for Biblical Criticism (2005).
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“A superb commentary. Not only does Shalom Paul bring to Isaiah 40–66 his great exegetical skill and all the resources of contemporary biblical scholarship, but he also brings a mastery of the important and often neglected insights of the pioneering medieval Hebrew grammarians and commentators, an acute sensitivity to the book's indebtedness and allusions to other parts of the Bible, and an unsurpassed knowledge of the ancient Near Eastern literary heritage and the culture of sixth-century BCE Babylonia in which the prophet and his audience lived.”
Laws in the Bible and in Early Rabbinic Collections
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Samuel Greengus analyzes an important group of biblical laws with all the legal and linguistic resources discovered in the past century . . . This book will prove indispensable for readers who seek to understand the meaning of biblical laws in their original cultural context and in the course of their ongoing application in postbiblical times.”
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