Publications

Forthcoming

naphtali meshel. Forthcoming. “Two Models For Pollution, Part A: From Leviticus To Late Second Temple Literature”. Jewish Studies Quarterly. . Link to publication

naphtali meshel. Forthcoming. “Two Models For Pollution, Part B: From Qumran To Qirqisani, From The Mishnah To Maimonides”. Jewish Studies Quarterly. . Link to publication

2021

naphtali meshel. 2021. “Too Much In The Sun: Intentional Ambiguity In The Samson Narrative”. Hebrew Studies.

2020

naphtali meshel. 2020. &Nbsp;Thinking Rite: Towards Talmudo-Mimamsa. . Link to publication

somnath_scan.pdf

2019

naphtali meshel. 2019. Some New Questions In The Fundamental Science Of P. . Link to publication

naphtali meshel. 2019. To Be Taken With A Grain Of Salt: Between A `Grammar' And A Grammur Of A Sacrificial Ritual System. . Link to publication

2018

Naphtali S. Meshel. 2018. “Hermeneutics And The Logic Of Ritual”. Hebrew Bible And Ancient Israel, 7, 4, Pp. 466. doi:10.1628/hebai-2018-0030. Link to publication

2017

naphtali meshel. 2017. “Sacrifice And The Temple”.

2016

naphtali meshel. 2016. “Double-Edged Words In The Book Of Job”. Shnaton: An Annual For Biblical And Ancient Near Eastern Studies.

naphtali meshel. 2016. “The Translation Of The Hebrew Bible From Hebrew Into Hebrew”. Hebrew Studies.

2015

naphtali meshel. 2015. What Is A Zoeme? The Priestly Inventory Of Sacrificial Animals.

2014

naphtali meshel. 2014. The “Grammar” Of Sacrifice: A Generativist Study Of The Ancient Israelite Sacrificial System In The Priestly Writings With A “Grammar” Of Σ (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014).

naphtali meshel. 2014. Whose Job Is This? Dramatic Irony And Double Entendre In Job.

2013

naphtali meshel. 2013. “The Form And Function Of A Biblical Blood Ritual”. Vetus Testamentum.

Naphtali S. Meshel. 2013. “The Form And Function Of A Biblical Blood Ritual”. Vetus Testamentum, 63, 2, Pp. 276–289. doi:10.1163/15685330-12341110. Publisher's Version

naphtali meshel. 2013. “Towards A `Grammar' Of Sacrifice: Hierarchic Patterns In The Israelite Sacrificial System”. Journal Of Biblical Literature.

2010

naphtali meshel. 2010. “P1, P2, P3, And H: Purity, Prohibition, And The Puzzling History Of Leviticus 11”. Hebrew Union College Annual.

2008

naphtali meshel. 2008. “Food For Thought: Systems Of Categorization In Leviticus 11”. Harvard Theological Review Harvard Theological Review.

naphtali meshel. 2008. “Perspectives On Purity And Purification In The Bible: Papers Read In The Pentateuch Section At The 125Th Annual Meeting Of The Society Of Biblical Literature (New York And London: T&T Clark–Continuum, 2008).”.

naphtali meshel. 2008. Pure, Impure, Prohibited, Permitted.

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