Description
Explore a Landmark Study in Biblical Exegesis
This authoritative volume, Jerome’s Commentary on Daniel, offers a rare and systematic comparison of Origen’s and Jerome’s approaches to the Hebrew and Septuagint texts. Braverman’s groundbreaking analysis traces Jerome’s evolving view of the canon and his eventual shift away from Septuagint primacy.
What You’ll Discover
- In-depth examination of the story of Susanna and the elders
- Comparative insights into early Church Fathers and Jewish exegetical traditions
- A compelling case study in the history of Christian interpretation
- Valuable context for understanding the Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, and rabbinic literature
Who This Book Is For
Biblical scholars, theologians, historians, and readers seeking deeper insight into prophetic literature and early Christian thought.
Unlock centuries of exegetical tradition—add this essential scholarly resource to your library today.