Includes bibliographical references and index. - Print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed Ellens, J. Harold / Oliver, Isaac W. / von Ehrenkrook, Jason / Waddell, James / Zurawski, Jason --: Frontmatter -- ; Boccaccini Biography -- ; Acknowledgments -- ; Contents -- ; List of Abbreviations -- ; Enoch and Beyond: Reflections on the Scholarship of Gabriele Boccaccini Arcari, Luca --: Part I: Enoch and the Roots of Apocalyptic -- ; 1. Giants or Titans? Remarks on the Greek Versions of 1 Enoch 7.2 and 9.9 Assefa, Daniel --: 2. The Identity of the Son of Man in the Traditional Ethiopian Commentaries of 1 Enoch Davila, James R. --: 3. The 94 Books of Ezra and the Angelic Revelations of John Dee DiTommaso, Lorenzo --: 4. Echoes of Enoch in Early Modern England: “Enoch Prayer” (London, British Library MS Sloane 3821) Bautch, Kelley Coblentz --: 5. Panopolitanus and Its Relationship to Other Greek Witnesses of the Book of the Watchers Fröhlich, Ida --: 6. The “Horned Demon” and the Watchers Kvanvig, Helge S. --: 7. From Prophecy to Apocalyptic Lange, Armin --: 8. The Text of Jeremiah in 1 Enoch Olson, Daniel --: 9. An Enochic Reading of Genesis 6:1–4 from the Beginning of the Persian Era? Suter, David W. --: 10. The Liminality of Enoch the Outsider: Reflections from an Anthropological Perspective upon Being “Taken” VanderKam, James C. --: 11. Versions of the Angel Story in 1 Enoch 6–11 Zurawski, Jason M. --: 12. Rethinking the Divide between 4 Ezra and 2 Baruch: Getting to the (Evil) Heart of the Matter Justnes, Årstein / Elgvin, Torleif --: Part II: The Dead Sea Scrolls and Beyond -- ; 13. A Private Part of Enoch: A Forged Fragment of 1 Enoch 8:4–9:3 Ibba, Giovanni --: 14. Il tema della Conversione in alcune opere qumraniche Venter, Pieter M. --: 15. An Ideology of Poverty in 4QInstruction Loader, William --: 16. Sexuality Issues and Conflict Development in Qumran Literature Caruthers, Rodney A. --: Part III: Second Temple Jewish Views and Voices -- ; 17. Compositional Education in Philo’s De vita Mosis and Theon’s Progymnasmata Dimant, Devorah --: 18. Tobit and Ahiqar Henze, Matthias --: 19. What’s in a Name? Naming and Renaming in Joseph and Aseneth Mazzinghi, Luca --: 20. Sap 4,10–14 e la figura di Enoch: un rapporto polemico Muñoa, Phillip --: 21. The Good Angel That Delivered the Jews: How 2 Maccabees Adapted Daniel 7 and the Angel of the Lord Tradition Oegema, Gerbern S. --: 22. The Sabbath: From Torah to Halakah Orlov, Andrei A. --: 23. Two Powers in Heaven… Manifested Segovia, Carlos A. --: 24. Mapping Ideologies in Second Temple Judaism Wright, Benjamin --: 25. A Character in Search of a Story: The Reception of Ben Sira in Early Medieval Judaism Baumgarten, Albert I. --: Part IV: From the Same Womb: Jesus and His Jewish Followers -- ; 26. The Baptism of John in a Second Temple Jewish Context Charlesworth, James H. --: 27. Was Jesus Influenced by Sports as Paul the Sports Enthusiast? Ellens, J. Harold --: 28. The Johannine Community and the Fourth Gospel: A Polemic Against Enochian Apocalypticism Gelardini, Gabriella --: 29. The End of History: Common Concepts in 1 Enoch and Mark Grabbe, Lester L. --: 30. What Did the Author of Acts Know About Pre-70 Judaism? Kinzer, Mark S. --: 31. Sacrifice, Prayer, and the Holy Spirit: The Tamid Offering in Luke-Acts Martone, Corrado --: 32. La figura di Giovanni Battista alla luce della letteratura qumranica: alcune considerazioni Noffke, Eric --: 33. Being Children of Abraham: Salvation “By Belonging” in the New Testament Oliver, Isaac W. --: 34. Are Luke and Acts Anti-Marcionite? Waddell, James --: 35. “I Have Been Born Among You”: Jesus, Jews, and Christians in the Second Century Boyarin, Daniel --: Part V: Ways Not Parted: Jews and Christians in Late Antiquity -- ; 36. The Talmudic Apocalypse: Ḥagigah, Chapter 2 Camplani, Alberto --: 37. John the Baptist According to Marcion’s Gospel and Early Syriac Texts Petersen, Anders Klostergaard --: 38. Unveiling the Obvious—Synagogue and Church: Sisters or Different Species? von Ehrenkrook, Jason --: 39. Christian Paideia and the Politics of Empire in Eunapius’ Vitae Sophistarum |
