An edition of Shared stories, rival tellings (2015)

Shared stories, rival tellings

early encounters of Jews, Christians, and Muslims

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Shared stories, rival tellings
Robert C. Gregg
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An edition of Shared stories, rival tellings (2015)

Shared stories, rival tellings

early encounters of Jews, Christians, and Muslims

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"Judaism, Chritianity, and Islam are considered kindred religions--holding ancestral heritages and monotheistic belief in common--but there are definitive distinctions between these 'Abrahamic' peoples. Shared Stores, Rival Tellings explores the early exchanges of Jews, Christians, and Muslims, and argues that their interactions were dominated by debates over the meanings of certain stories sacred to all three communities"--Dust jacket.

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Table of Contents

Part I. Cain and Abel/Qabil and Habil. Preview, chapters 1-3: the first murder
Cain's fratricide: rabbis and other early Jewish writers judge the case
Cain and Abel christianized
"Tell them the story of the two sons of Adam as it really was"
Comparative summary: Cain and Abel/Qabil and Habil
part II. Sarah and Hagar: mothers to three families. Preview, chapters 4-6: Abraham's rival wives
Sarah and Hagar: Jewish portrayals
Sarah and Hagar in Christian retellings
Hagar and Ishmael, Abraham's family in Mecca
Comparative summary: Sarah and Hagar: mothers to three families
part III. Joseph's temptation by his Egyptian master's wife. Preview, chapters 7-9: Joseph/Yusuf and the temptress
Joseph and Potiphar's wife: Jewish interpretations
Joseph put to the test: Christian sermons and art
Yusuf with Zulaykha
Comparative summary: Joseph's temptation by his Egyptian master's wife
part IV. Jonah the angry prophet. Preview, chapters 10-12: "The one of the fish"
Jonah, Nineveh, the great fish, and God: Jews ponder the story
Jonah and Jesus: in one story, two
Islam's Yunus: from anger to praise
Comparative summary: Jonah the angry prophet
part V. Mary, Miriam, Maryam. Preview, chapters 13-15: Mary through the eyes of three religions
Mary in Christian imagination: from Jewish maiden to ever-virgin to heavenly advocate
Miriam, mother of Yeshu the false messiah: Jewish counterstories
Maryam, mother of Ìsa: "chosen ... over the women of all peoples"
Comparative summary: Mary, Miriam, Maryam
Epilogue.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Dewey Decimal Class
220.609
Library of Congress
BS521.7 .G74 2015, BS521.7.G74 2015

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Pagination
xviii, 721 pages
Number of pages
721

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Open Library
OL27190353M
ISBN 10
0190231491
ISBN 13
9780190231491
LCCN
2014047882
OCLC/WorldCat
906169674

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