Quaestio Theol. An Josephus Honores Suos Jacobo Patri Per Novem Annos Integros Non Indicans, Quartum Praeceptum Non Violaverit? presents a theological question concerning Joseph's actions in the Old Testament. Specifically, it delves into whether Joseph violated the Fourth Commandment by not revealing his honors to his father Jacob for nine full years. This work by Johann F. Mayer and Christoph Heinrich von Hanffstengel provides a detailed examination of biblical text and theological principles, exploring the nuances of moral and religious law. The book offers valuable insights into interpretations of scripture and the complexities of ethical decision-making within a religious context.

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