Apocalyptic thinking in early Judaism engaging with John Collins' The Apocalyptic imagination
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Leiden :
Brill,
2017.
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| Colección: | Supplements to the Journal for the study of Judaism,
182 |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- The Apocalypse and the sage: Assessing the contribution of John J. Collins to the study of Apocalypticim
- Adwelling place of demons: Demonology and Apocalypicism in the dead sea scrolls
- End time temples in the dead sea scrolls: Expectations and conflict
- Situating the Aramaic text from Qumran: Reconsidering their language and Socio-Historical settings
- The Aramaic imagination: Incubating Apocalyptic thought and Genre in Dream-Visions among the Qumran Aramaic texts
- Origins of Evil in Genesis and the Apocalyptic traditions
- Eschatology and time in 1 Enoch
- The Ram and Qumran: The eschatological character of the Ram in the animal Apocalypse (1 En.90:10-13)
- Comparative eschatology: Paul's letters and the dead sea scrolls
- The end is not yet: Concluding reflections.