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Hirschberger Jonathan is a researcher at the Institute for Ancient Judaism and Hellenistic Religious History at Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, affiliated with the Faculty of Protestant Theology. He studied Protestant Theology in Tübingen, Rome, and Jerusalem, and is currently pursuing his doctorate under Prof. Erhard Blum and Prof. Christian Witt, focusing on Martin Luther's reception of the Masoretic Text and rabbinic exegesis in early Old Testament translations.
- Education: Mittlere Reife (2012), Allgemeine Hochschulreife (2015), Theological Diplom (2023)
- Research Interests: Reformation Studies, Biblical Hebrew, Christian Hebraism, and comparative canon analysis
His work bridges historical theology and contemporary cultural studies, with publications on vengeance in Psalms and Star Wars, and Luther's Hebraic scholarship. He has held teaching and assistant roles, including tutorships in Ancient Greek and Hebrew language support.
Scientific Awards:
- Scheffel Prize
- Paul-Schempp Prize
- 1st Place in the Luther Academy Promotion Prize
He contributes to academic colloquia on topics like rabbinic influence in Luther's translations, Johannine hermeneutics, and Hebrew verb morphology. His affiliations include the Luther Academy Sondershausen-Ratzeburg and the European Academy of Religion.
