Jaeyoung Jeon

         Senior Researcher (Chercheur SNF Senior)

         Bible hébraïque

Institut romand des sciences bibliques (IRSB)

Email : Jaeyoung.Jeon@unil.ch

Precious Memories, How They Linger (April 2021: Webinar)

Topic: “Scribal Performance and Redaction in the Pentateuch”

SBL Annual Meeting 2019 (Nov. 2019: San Diego, U.S.)

Session: Pentateuch
Topic: “The Israelite Wilderness Camp and the Persian Movable Court of the Great Kings”

Chronicles and the Priestly Literature (Nov. 2019: Lausanne, Switzerland)

Topic 1: “Introduction”
Topic 2: “Histories of the Levites and Zadokites: a Struggle for Symbolic Capital”

SBL International Meeting (July 2019: Rome, Italy) – accepted

Session: Writings (including Psalms)
Topic: “The Honorable History of the Levites in the Book of Chronicles as a Counter History”

The Historical Location of P?: Language, Geography, and Material Culture
(May 2019: Lausanne, Switzerland)

Topic: “The Priestly Wilderness Redaction and the Persian Empire”

Mishnah Public Reading Session (April 2019: Seoul, Korea)

Topic: “Seder Kodashim, Maseket Zebachim 13”

EABS/ISBL (Aug. 2018: Helsinki, Finland)

Session: Writings (including Psalms)
Topic: “The Levitical Struggle against the Priests and the Tent of Meeting in       Chronicles”

Collective Memory as Capital in Iron Age Levant and Adjacent Regions
(Feb. 2018: Collège de France, Paris, France)

Topic: “Jeroboam's Golden Calves: Constructing a Counter History of the Levites in the Books of Chronicles”

SBL Annual Meeting 2017 (Nov. 2017 Boston, U.S.)

Session: Pentateuch

Topic: The Scout Story (Num 13-14) as a Political Argument in the Persian Period

ProPent 2017 (Sept. 2017: Pretoria, South Africa)

SBL International Meeting 2017 (Aug. 2017: Berlin, Germany)

Topic: The Promise of the Land and the End of P

Chronicles and the Priestly Literature

11. 2019 University of Lausanne, 18 speakers/3 days; 

Les manuscrits de la mer morte, 70 ans après : Bilan des recherches

04. 2017 University of Lausanne, for Prof. David Hamidovic, 7 speakers/1 day;

Jaeyoung Jeon and Louis Jonker (eds.), Chronicles and the Priestly Literature: Literary-Historical and Ideological Relationships between Chronicles, Ezekiel, and the Pentateuch. Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 528. Berlin; New York: de Gruyter (forthcoming).

From the Reed Sea to Kadesh: Formation of the Pentateuchal Wilderness Narrative. Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck (forthcoming). 

Jaeyoung Jeon (ed.), Social Groups and Scribal Circles behind the Formation of the Pentateuch. Ancient Israel and its Literature. Atlanta: SBL Press (forthcoming).

“The Israelite Wilderness Camp and the Persian Movable Court of the Great Kings” in Jürg Hutzli at al. eds., The Location of P. Archaeology and Bible. Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck (forthcoming)

“The Rhetorical Marker “ועתה הנה” and Resolving a Source/Redaction Critical Problem in Exodus 3,” in Peter Machinist at al. (eds.), Festschrift for Edward L. Greenstein, Eisenbrauns; Pennsylvania State University Press, 2020 (forthcoming).

Jaeyoung Jeon and Louis Jonker, “Introduction,” in Jaeyoung Jeon and Louis Jonker (eds.), Chronicles and the Priestly Literature of the Hebrew Bible, BZAW 528. Berlin; New York: de Gruyter (forthcoming)

“The Levites and Idolatry: A Scribal Debate in Ezekiel 44 and Chronicles,” in Jaeyoung Jeon and Louis Jonker (eds.), Chronicles and the Priestly Literature: Literary-Historical and Ideological Relationships between Chronicles, Ezekiel, and the Pentateuch. BZAW 528. Berlin; New York: de Gruyter (forthcoming)

“Introduction: State of Pentateuchal Research,” in Jaeyoung Jeon (ed.), Who Wrote the Pentateuch? Ancient Israel and its Literature. Atlanta: SBL Press (forthcoming).

“Orality in Late Pentateuchal Texts: Cases of “Performative Redaction,” in Thomas Römer et al. (eds.), Oral et écrit dans l'Antiquité orientale : les processus de rédaction et d'édition. Actes du colloque organisé par le Collège de France, Paris, les 26 et 27 mai 2016. OBO ; Leuven : Peeters, 2021 (forthcoming).

“The Scout Narrative (Numbers 13) as a Territorial Claim in the Persian Period,” JBL 139 (2020): 255-274.

“A Literary Development of the Cloud and Fire Pillar Motif in the Pentateuchal Wilderness Tradition.” Bibliche Notizen 182 (2019): 3–7.

“‘This is Holy!’: Introduction to Kodashim, the Fifth Seder of Mishnah.” Christian Thought 2019–6 (2019): 152-165 (Korean).

 “Is There P in the Book of Numbers?” Korean Journal of Christian Studies 111 (2019): 5-38 (Korean).

“Egyptian Iconography and the Battle with Amalek (Exodus 17:8-16) Revisited.” Semitica 61 (2019): 89–115.

“The Priestly Tent of Meeting in Chronicles: Pro-Priestly or Anti-Priestly?” JHS 18 (2018): 1-15

“The Promise of the Land and the Extent of P,” ZAW 130 (2018): 513-528.

“The Elders Redaction” in J. Jeon (ed.), Who Wrote the Pentateuch? Ancient Israel and its Literature Series. Atlanta: SBL Press, (forthcoming)

Dozeman, Thomas and Jeon, Jaeyoung, “The Composition of the Conflict of Korach, Dathan, and Abiram,” in J. Jeon (ed.), Who Wrote the Pentateuch? Ancient Israel and its Literature Series. Atlanta: SBL Press, (forthcoming)