Edmond Jacob
Biographic Data
| ID | 3909438 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edmond Jacob |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edmond |
| FAMILY NAME | Jacob |
| SIGNATURE | JACOB E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oxford |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 47 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 47 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1922 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
La pierre angulaire d'Esaïe 28: 16 Et Ses Échos Néotestamentaires
Edmond Jacob : The Cornerstone of Isaiah 28 :16 and its Echoes in the New Testament. Although it is set in a context of judgment, this oracle of salvation has its place in the theology of Isaiah. The construction of which the stone is to be the foundation is not the Temple but rather the Davidic dynasty with its messianic consummation. Faith, as a response to the divine initiative, is an attitude of trust in the work of God, which will be carried…
Edouard Reuss, un théologien indépendant
Parmi les théologiens de l'École dite de Strasbourg (1820-1870), Édouard Reuss a eu la carrière la plus longue et la plus productive. Marqué parle courant rationaliste dominant au début du 19e siècle, il s'est cependant éloigné de tout dogmatisme pour élaborer une théologie biblique fondée sur la libre recherche historique et la critique littéraire. Enseignant l'Ancien Testament et le Nouveau Testament, il a donné une synthèse de son œuvre dans l…
Variations et constantes dans la figure de l'ange de YHWH
La figure de l'Ange de YHWH a, du fait de son aspect fuyant et imprécis , à bien des reprises suscité l'intérêt des exégètes, et son interprétation christologique par la tradition chrétienne n'a cessé de poser un problème à la réflexion dogmatique. La présente étude essaye de cerner quelques aspects de cette mystérieuse figure, en la mettant en relation d'une part avec l'assemblée céleste et d'autre part avec les textes théophaniques de l'Ancien …
Orientations actuelles de la théologie de l'Ancien Testament
Jacob Edmond. Orientations actuelles de la théologie de l'Ancien Testament. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 67e année n°2, Avril-juin 1987. pp. 193-198
Le dialogue judéo-chrétien d'après quelques études récentes (II)
Jacob Edmond. Le dialogue judéo-chrétien d'après quelques études récentes (II). In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 66e année n°3, Juillet-septembre 1986. pp. 329-337
L'œuvre exégétique d'un théologien strasbourgeois du 17e siècle: Sébastien Schmidt
Sébastien Schmidt (1617-1696) was president of the Church Assembly and professor at Strasbourg University. He was an eminent Hebrew and Oriental scholar and wrote learned commentaries on nearly all the books of the Bible . He also published a Latin translation of the Bible particularly faithful to the original texts. The present study provides a brief portrait of the commentator and translator
En marge du soixantième anniversaire de la revue: Un ouvrage sur Antonin Causse (1877-1947)
Jacob Edmond. En marge du soixantième anniversaire de la revue : un ouvrage sur Antonin Causse (1877-1947). In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 62e année n°1, Janvier-mars 1982. pp. 65-68
Prêcher sur l'Ancien Testament
Au cours du 19e et de la première moitié du 20e siècle la prédication sur des textes d'A.T. a été relativement peu pratiquée. Cela tient d'une part à un certain courant antijudaïque dans la théologie, et d'autre part à l'étude historico-critique qui, tout en faisant mieux connaître l'Ancien Testament, avait fait négliger l'unité de son message. Aujourd'hui la situation paraît plus favorable : la redécouverte de la substance théologique de l'A.T. …
Une théologie biblique de la présence: Samuel Terrien : The Elusive Presence. Toward a New Biblical Theology. Religious Perspectives, vol. 26, Harper et Dow, San Francisco, 1978
Jacob Edmond. Une théologie biblique de la présence. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 60e année n°4, Octobre-décembre 1980. pp. 461-464
De la théologie de l'Ancien Testament à la théologie biblique. A propos de quelques publications récentes
Jacob Edmond. De la théologie de l'Ancien Testament à la théologie biblique. A propos de quelques publications récentes. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 57e année n°4,1977. pp. 513-518
Les trois racines d'une théologie de la « Terre » dans l'Ancien Testament
La promesse d'une terre fait partie des plus anciennes expressions de la vie et de la religion d'Israël. Elle n'a cessé de se maintenir et a même pénétré dans d'autres traditions, ce qui est un signe de son importance. Tout au long de l'histoire recouverte par l'Ancien Testament, la terre a été le signe de la fidélité de Dieu et le moyen d'épreuve de la fidélité du peuple. Parmi les autres éléments qui ont permis une théologie de la terre, il fau…
Quelques travaux récents sur le prophétisme (suite)
Jacob Edmond. Quelques travaux récents sur le prophétisme (suite). In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 54e année n°4,1974. pp. 523-530
Quelques travaux récents sur le prophétisme
Jacob Edmond. Quelques travaux récents sur le prophétisme. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 53e année n°3-4,1973. pp. 415-425
The History of All Souls College Library
Introduction générale
Jacob Edmond. Introduction générale. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 51e année n°3-4,1971. pp. 265-268
Une philosophie du judaïsme: Abraham Heschel : Dieu en quête de l'homme, Philosophie du Judaïsme. Traduit de l'anglais (God in search of Man) par. G. Casaril et P. Passelecq, 1968
Jacob Edmond. Une philosophie du judaïsme. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 50e année n°1,1970. pp. 63-66
Martin Buber, traducteur et exégète de la Bible
Jacob Edmond. Martin Buber, traducteur et exégète de la Bible. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 48e année n°4,1968. pp. 321-328
Possibilités et limites d'une Théologie biblique: Travaux du Colloque des Facultés latines de Théologie Protestante, Rome, octobre 1965
Jacob Edmond. Possibilités et limites d'une Théologie biblique.. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 46e année n°2,1966. pp. 116-130
Reflections upon the study of the General Councils in the Fifteenth Century
The twentieth General Council of the Roman Church may provide a sufficient excuse for reflecting on some earlier assemblies of this kind, particularly those of the fifteenth century. One may well enquire what the twin-headed Church of 1409 has to do with the unified body of today. Historical parallels and analyses may be stretched too far, and the Church has indeed turned its back upon the events of the period 1378–1449; but there is always a con…
The Council of Constance: The Unification of the Church . Louise Ropes Loomis , John Hine Mundy , Kennerly M. Woody
L'Héritage cananéen dans le livre du prophète Osée
Jacob Edmond. L'Héritage cananéen dans le livre du prophète Osée. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 43e année n°3,1963. pp. 250-259
Archbishop John Stafford
The English bishops of the fifteenth century seldom arouse the historian's enthusiasm. They seem, like their registers, too concerned with ecclesiastical routine, too governmental and orthodox for any that might still expect to find elements of heroism in the later medieval Church. John Stafford is a fair example. He has suffered from the dislike of Thomas Gascoigne and in later times from the coolness of Bishop Stubbs. Gascoigne, who suspected h…
A British Symposium on Italian Renaissance Civilization
Abraham et sa signification pour la foi chrétienne
Jacob Edmond. Abraham et sa signification pour la foi chrétienne. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 42e année n°2-3,1962. pp. 148-156
Founders and Foundations in the Later Middle Ages
Journal Article Founders and Foundations in the Later Middle Ages Get access E. F. Jacob E. F. Jacob Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, Volume 35, Issue 91, May 1962, Pages 29–46, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2281.1962.tb01412.x Published: 12 October 2007
St. Richard of Chichester
In the Middle Ages the Church of Chichester had many good, and some remarkable, pastors. It had its share of administrators: Richard le Poore, who went on to the bishopric of Salisbury and became one of the best of the early synodical legislators; Henry III's chancellor Ralph Neville; Henry Ware, official of the Court of Canterbury, appointed by Henry V in 1416 keeper of the privy seal; John Kemp, chancellor of Normandy and later archbishop, firs…
Petitions for Benefices from English Universities during the Great Schism
Few topics in ecclesiastical history have demanded so much revision and revaluation as the papal collation of benefices. Earlier generations of historians, even if they treated with reserve the criticism of provisions voiced by Matthew Paris, nevertheless regarded the successive general reservations from 1265 to 1362 as a glaring invasion of the rights of ordinary collators: juris ordinariorum locorum usurpacio , as Dietrich of Niem called them i…
The Warden's Text of the Foundation Statutes of All Souls College, Oxford
Archbishop Chichele's statutes for the college of his foundation were dated at Lambeth on 2nd April 1443. ‘Dating’ means that on this day they were approved and issued to the warden, Roger Keys, who was present along with the primate's brother, Thomas Chichele, archdeacon of Canterbury, William Bykonyll, chancellor of the archbishop, John Brykhed or Birkhede, canon of Chichester, later rector of Harrow and one of Chichele's executors, and John Bo…
Changing Views of the Renaissance 1
Notes on an English Cluniac Chronicle
A Proposal for Arbitration between Simon de Montfort and Henry III in 1260
Journal Article A Proposal for Arbitration between Simon de Montfort and Henry III in 1260 Get access E. F. JACOB E. F. JACOB Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume XXXVII, Issue CXLV, January 1922, Pages 80–82, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/XXXVII.CXLV.80 Published: 01 January 1922
Recent World History and Its Variety
What Were the “Provisions of Oxford”
Medieval People
The Political Assumptions of Some Medieval Men of Action 1
The Complaints of Henry III against the Baronial Council in 1261
Journal Article The Complaints of Henry III against the Baronial Council in 1261 Get access E. F. JACOB E. F. JACOB Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume XLI, Issue CLXIV, October 1926, Pages 559–571, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/XLI.CLXIV.559 Published: 01 October 1926
The Pipe Roll for 1295: Surrey Membrane. Edited by Miss M. H. Mills and Hilary Jenkinson. 10 × 61⁄4; pp. lxxii + 63. Surrey Record Society, no. xxi. 1924
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The Reign of Henry III. Some Suggestions
It is now nearly twenty years since Mr. G. J. Turner gave to the Royal Historical Society the second of those two papers that did much to change current ideas about the minority of Henry III. Due recognition was here at last given to the protective care of the Church for the kingdom of its infant ward, and the difficulties experienced by the Council in dealing with John's war-inured sheriffs and castellans were for the first time sympathetically …
Notes on an English Cluniac Chronicle
Changing Views of the Renaissance 1
Wilkins's Concilia and the Fifteenth Century
Hearne greatly disliked Wilkins. His diaries have many severe reflections upon the Prussian upholder of the dynasty he hated; to him ‘that rascal David Wilkins’, vain, mercenary and pushing, was the type of industrious pedant with little judgment who would edit and publish anything that he found remunerative, and spoil good material in the process. This waspish temper, that at times vents itself in scandalous comments on Wilkins's private life, m…
The Warden's Text of the Foundation Statutes of All Souls College, Oxford
Archbishop Chichele's statutes for the college of his foundation were dated at Lambeth on 2nd April 1443. ‘Dating’ means that on this day they were approved and issued to the warden, Roger Keys, who was present along with the primate's brother, Thomas Chichele, archdeacon of Canterbury, William Bykonyll, chancellor of the archbishop, John Brykhed or Birkhede, canon of Chichester, later rector of Harrow and one of Chichele's executors, and John Bo…
Englishmen and the General Councils of the Fifteenth Century
Cambridge Economic History of Europe from the Decline of the Roman Empire
Petitions for Benefices from English Universities during the Great Schism
Few topics in ecclesiastical history have demanded so much revision and revaluation as the papal collation of benefices. Earlier generations of historians, even if they treated with reserve the criticism of provisions voiced by Matthew Paris, nevertheless regarded the successive general reservations from 1265 to 1362 as a glaring invasion of the rights of ordinary collators: juris ordinariorum locorum usurpacio , as Dietrich of Niem called them i…
Un maître des études hébraïques: Adolphe Lods (1867-1948)
Jacob Edmond. Un maître des études hébraïques : Adolphe Lods (1867-1948). In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 28-29e année n°1,1948. pp. 49-54
Cosmo Gordon Lang. J. G. Lockhart. 1949. ix + 481 pages. Hodder and Stoughton. 25s
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On the Promotion of English University Clerks during the Later Middle Ages
The subject of these remarks, the sequel to a recent paper, was suggested by an investigation undertaken some years ago into the work of the Commissions of Reform at the Council of Constance. It is not my purpose now to disentangle and attribute to their rightful authors the recommendations made there, but merely to recall the fact that the main problem before these Commissions, when they projected the reform of the Roman Curia, was whether the p…
Gerard Groote and the beginnings of the ‘New Devotion’ in the Low Countries
Until comparatively recently the origins of the movement known as the devotio moderna attracted curiously little attention in this country. It was judged too medieval and too orthodox in character to have had much influence upon the course of reform, and the Anglican habit of relating all reforming movements to the Reformation did not allow it its rightful place in the history of the Christian spiritual life; from another angle, the sarcasms of E…
Le Prophétisme israélite d'après les recherches récentes
Jacob Edmond. Le Prophétisme israélite d’après les recherches récentes. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 32e année n°1,1952. pp. 59-69
Histoire et historiens dans l'Ancien Testament
Jacob Edmond. Histoire et historiens dans l'Ancien Testament. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 35e année n°1,1955. Travaux du premier congrès français d'archéologie et d'orientalisme bibliques. Saint-Cloud, 23-25 avril 1954. pp. 26-35
St. Richard of Chichester
In the Middle Ages the Church of Chichester had many good, and some remarkable, pastors. It had its share of administrators: Richard le Poore, who went on to the bishopric of Salisbury and became one of the best of the early synodical legislators; Henry III's chancellor Ralph Neville; Henry Ware, official of the Court of Canterbury, appointed by Henry V in 1416 keeper of the privy seal; John Kemp, chancellor of Normandy and later archbishop, firs…
Archbishop John Stafford
The English bishops of the fifteenth century seldom arouse the historian's enthusiasm. They seem, like their registers, too concerned with ecclesiastical routine, too governmental and orthodox for any that might still expect to find elements of heroism in the later medieval Church. John Stafford is a fair example. He has suffered from the dislike of Thomas Gascoigne and in later times from the coolness of Bishop Stubbs. Gascoigne, who suspected h…
A British Symposium on Italian Renaissance Civilization
Abraham et sa signification pour la foi chrétienne
Jacob Edmond. Abraham et sa signification pour la foi chrétienne. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 42e année n°2-3,1962. pp. 148-156
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