The atoning dyad the two goats of Yom Kippur in the Apocalypse of Abraham
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Boston :
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2016
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| Colección: | Studia Judaeoslavica ;vVolume 8
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Introduction
- Interpretation of the Two Goats' Imagery in Early Jewish and Christian Materials
- Cain and Abel
- Isaac and Ishmael
- Jacob and Esau
- Joseph; The Angel of the Divine Name and Satan in the Book of Zechariah
- Asael in the Book of the Watchers; Barabbas and Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew
- Jesus as the Immolated Goat in the Epistle to the Hebrews
- Jesus as the Scapegoat and the Immolated Goat in Second- and Third-Century Christian Materials
- Azazel as an Eschatological Scapegoat in the Apocalypse of Abraham
- The Sacerdotal Vision of the Slavonic ApocalypseThe Lot of Azazel
- The Crimson Band and the Placement of the Garment of Human Sins on Azazel
- The Ritual Maltreatment of the Scapegoat: Azazel's Accursing; Azazel's Exile into the Wilderness and the Abyss
- Goats to Azazel: The Antagonist as the Recipient of the Scapegoats
- Abraham as an Eschatological Goat for YHWH in the Apocalypse of Abraham
- Abraham as a Sacrificial Offering
- The Lot of God and Abraham; Yahoel's Right Hand
- The Garment of Abraham
- The Antagonistic Movements of the Goats: Abraham's Entrance in the Celestial Holy of HoliesAbraham's Fiery Trials
- Abraham as the Purification Offering for the Polluted Sanctuary.