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Medienliste Des Instituts Für Israelogie, Stand Januar 2016 Medienliste des Instituts für Israelogie, Stand Januar 2016 J 2.10 lüh "Auch in Deutschland waren wir nicht wirklich zu Hause" : jüdische Remigration nach 1945 ; [ ... Tagung, die im Herbst 2006 in Hamburg veranstaltet wurde] / hrsg. von Irmela von der Lühe ; Axel Schildt und Stefanie Schüler-Springorum. Göttingen : Wallstein-Verl., 2008. F 8.7 geb "Glaubst du eigentlich an Gott?" : Kind und Religion ; ein Ratgeber für Eltern und Erzieher / hrsg. von Ulrich Gebhard und Friedrich Johannsen in Zusammenarbeit mit Ulrich Becker .... Gütersloh : Kaiser, 1989. B 7.0.2 tha "In Christ" in Paul : explorations in Paul's theology of union and participation / ed. by Michael J. Thate .... Tübingen : Mohr Siebeck, 2014. J 7.6 noo "Jüdische" und "christliche" Sprachfigurationen im 20. Jahrhundert / Ashraf Noor ... (Hg.). Paderborn ; München ; Wien ; Zürich : Schöningh, 2002. T 4.8 ste "The words of a wise man's mouth are gracious" (QOH 10,12) : Festschrift for Günter Stemberger on the occasion of his 65th birthday / ed. by Mauro Perani. Berlin : de Gruyter, 2005. S 7.5 dis "Wir konnten die Kinder doch nicht im Stich lassen!" : Frauen im Holocaust / Hrsg. Barbara Distl. Köln : KOMET, 2004. Messias 3-7 (1908-1911) Der Messiasbote Ein Nachrichtenblatt der Berliner Judenmission 3-7(1908-1911) B 9.9.3 tho/1 Die Gleichnisse der Rabbinen 1. Pesiqta deRav Kahana (PesK) : Einleitung, Übesetzung, Parallelen, Kommentar, Texte / Clemens Thoma ; Simon Lauer. Frankfurt/M. : Lang [u.a.], 1986. H 0.7 del/2 Die Kirchenkritik der Mystiker : Prophetie aus Gotteserfahrung / Mariano Delgado ; Gotthard Fuchs (Hrsg.). Fribourg : Acad. Press [u.a.]. Bd. 2 : Frühe Neuzeit / unter Mitarb. von David Neuhold. Mit Beitr. von Oswald Bayer .... 2005. H 0.7 del/3 Die Kirchenkritik der Mystiker : Prophetie aus Gotteserfahrung / Mariano Delgado ; Gotthard Fuchs (Hrsg.). Fribourg : Acad. Press [u.a.]. Bd. 3 : Von der Aufklärung bis zur Gegenwart / unter Mitarb. von David Neuhold. Mit Beitr. von Andreas R. Batlogg .... 2005. B 2.1.0 pla/1 Plaut, W. Gunther [Hrsg.]: Die Tora in jüdischer Auslegung / hrsg. von W. Gunther Plaut. Autorisierte Übers. und Bearb. von Annette Böckler. Gütersloh : Kaiser, Gütersloher Verl.-Haus, 2008. Band 1 : Bereschit ; Genesis Erstellt von LEITER Seite 1 Medienliste 05.02.2016 B 2.1.0 pla/2 Plaut, W. Gunther [Hrsg.]: Die Tora in jüdischer Auslegung / hrsg. von W. Gunther Plaut. Autorisierte Übers. und Bearb. von Annette Böckler. Gütersloh : Kaiser, Gütersloher Verl.-Haus, 2008. Band 2 : Schemot ; Exodus B 2.1.0 pla/3 Plaut, W. Gunther [Hrsg.]: Die Tora in jüdischer Auslegung / hrsg. von W. Gunther Plaut. Autorisierte Übers. und Bearb. von Annette Böckler. Gütersloh : Kaiser, Gütersloher Verl.-Haus, 2008. Band 3 : Wajikra ; Levitikus B 2.1.0 pla/4 Plaut, W. Gunther [Hrsg.]: Die Tora in jüdischer Auslegung / hrsg. von W. Gunther Plaut. Autorisierte Übers. und Bearb. von Annette Böckler. Gütersloh : Kaiser, Gütersloher Verl.-Haus, 2008. Band 4 : Bemidbar ; Numeri B 2.1.0 pla/5 Plaut, W. Gunther [Hrsg.]: Die Tora in jüdischer Auslegung / hrsg. von W. Gunther Plaut. Autorisierte Übers. und Bearb. von Annette Böckler. Gütersloh : Kaiser, Gütersloher Verl.-Haus, 2008. Band 5 : Dewarim ; Deuteronomium B 1.4.8 LBdA 23.1 La Bible d'Alexandrie : [traduction et annotation des livres de la Septante[ / [sous la direction de Marguerite Harl, Gilles Dorival et Olivier Munnich, assités de Cécile Dogniez]. Paris : Editions du Cerf. 23. Les douze prophètes [1]. Osée : traduction du texte grec de la Septante / introduction et notes par Eberhard Bons ... Introduction générale aux Douze Prophètes par Takamitsu Muraoka. 2002. B 1.4.8 LBdA 23.10-11 La Bible d'Alexandrie : [traduction et annotation des livres de la Septante[ / [sous la direction de Marguerite Harl, Gilles Dorival et Olivier Munnich, assités de Cécile Dogniez]. Paris : Editions du Cerf. 23. Les douze prophètes [10-11]. Aggée, Zacharie : traduction du texte grec de la Septante / introduction et notes par Michel Casevitz .... Paris : Editions du Cerf, 2007. B 1.4.8 LBdA 23.12 La Bible d'Alexandrie : [traduction et annotation des livres de la Septante[ / [sous la direction de Marguerite Harl, Gilles Dorival et Olivier Munnich, assités de Cécile Dogniez]. Paris : Editions du Cerf. 23. Les douze prophètes [12]. Malachie : traduction du texte grec de la Septante / introduction et notes par Laurence Vianès. 2011. Erstellt von LEITER Seite 2 Medienliste 05.02.2016 B 1.4.8 LBdA 23.4-9 La Bible d'Alexandrie : [traduction et annotation des livres de la Septante[ / [sous la direction de Marguerite Harl, Gilles Dorival et Olivier Munnich, assités de Cécile Dogniez]. Paris : Editions du Cerf. 23. Les douze prophètes 4-9. 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