Early Judaism and its modern interpreter
β Rodney Alan Werline (editor); Matthias Henze (editor)
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2020
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Early Judaism & Its Modern Interpreters
β Scribed by Matthias Henze; Rodney A. Werline
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- SBL Press
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- 2021
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- English
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β¦ Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgments
Chronology
Abbreviations
Introduction: The Modern Study of Early Judaism
Part 1. Historical and Social Settings
1 Jewish History from Alexander to Hadrian
2 The Social World of Early Judaism
3 Judaism in the Diaspora
4 Gender in Early Jewish Literature
Part 2. Methods, Manuscripts, and Materials
5 New Methodologies
6 The Dead Sea Scrolls
7 Early Jewish Epigraphy
8 Documentary Papyri
9 The Archaeology of Early Judaism
10 Early Judaism and Modern Technology
Part 3. Early Jewish Literatures
11 The Literature of Early Judaism
12 Alexandrian Judaism
13 Thinking about Scripture in Second Temple Times
14 Testaments
15 Narrative Literature
16 Jewish Historiography
17 Apocalyptic Literature
18 Wisdom Literature
19 Early Jewish Prayer
Part 4. The Afterlife of Early Judaism
20 Early Judaism and Rabbinic Judaism
21 Early Judaism and Mysticism
22 Early Judaism and Early Christianity
23 The Transmission History of the Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
Appendix
Contributors
Ancient Sources Index
Modern Scholars Index
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