Judaic religion in the Second Temple period : belief and practice from the Exile to Yavneh /
This text focuses on a holistic interpretation of the Second Temple period (c.550 BC - 100 AD) and its importance for the nature of Jewish religion in later centuries. Topics examined include views on God, the temple and priesthood and messianism.
| Основен автор: | Grabbe, Lester L. |
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| Формат: | Електронна книга |
| Език: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2000.
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Judaic religion in the Second Temple period. |
Съдържание:
- Religion
- 3
- Judaic
- 5
- Second Temple period
- 5
- Apologia pro historia mea
- 6
- Some technical matters
- 9
- Part I
- Chronological survey
- 11
- 2
- Persian period (539-333 BCE)
- 13
- Major sources
- 13
- Books of Ezra and Nehemiah
- 13
- Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi
- 15
- Joel
- 17
- Jonah
- 17
- Isaiah 56-66
- 18
- Books of Chronicles
- 19
- Proverbs
- 21
- Job
- 22
- Esther
- 23
- Ruth
- 25
- Song of Songs
- 25
- P Document
- 26
- Archaeology, papyri, and coins
- 28
- Synthesis
- 29
- 3
- Early Greek period (333-200 BCE)
- 37
- Hecateus of Abdera
- 37
- Zenon papyri
- 39
- Story of the Tobiads
- 40
- Ethiopic Enoch (1 Enoch) and the Book of Giants
- 41
- Qohelet (Ecclesiastes)
- 42
- Tobit
- 44
- Edicts of Antiochus III
- 46
- Demetrius the Chronographer
- 48
- Septuagint translation of the Bible
- 49
- Ben Sira (Ecclesiasticus)
- 50
- Synthesis
- 52
- 4
- Later Greek period and Hasmoneans (200-63 BCE)
- 59
- Major sources
- 59
- 1 and 2 Maccabees
- 59
- Daniel
- 60
- 1 Enoch 83-105
- 62
- Book of Jubilees
- 63
- Sibylline Oracles 3-5
- 64
- Judith
- 65
- 1 Baruch
- 66
- Qumran scrolls
- 67
- Fragmentary Jewish Writers in Greek
- 70
- Pseudo-Hecateus
- 73
- Testament of Moses (Assumption of Moses)
- 74
- Letter of (Pseudo- ) Aristeas
- 75
- Synthesis
- 76
- 5
- Under Roman rule (63 BCE-70 CE)
- 84
- Major sources
- 84
- Psalms of Solomon
- 84
- 3 Maccabees
- 86
- Wisdom of Solomon
- 86
- Pseudo-Phocylides
- 88
- Philo of Alexandria
- 89
- Josephus
- 92
- Liber Antiquitatum Biblicarum (Pseudo-Philo)
- 94
- Adam and Eve literature
- 95
- Similitudes (Parables) of Enoch (1 Enoch 37-71)
- 97
- Sibylline Oracles
- 97
- Slavonic Enoch (2 Enoch)
- 98
- 4 Maccabees
- 99
- Testament of Moses
- 100
- Testament of Abraham
- 100
- Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs
- 101
- Testament of Job
- 104
- Joseph and Asenath
- 105
- Judean Desert manuscripts, inscriptions, and archaeology
- 106
- 6
- Transition to rabbinic Judaism: Yavneh
- 116
- Major sources
- 116
- Rabbinic literature
- 116
- Apocalypses of Ezra, Baruch, Abraham, and John
- 117
- Sibylline Oracles
- 120
- Reconstruction at Yavneh
- 120
- 7
- Temple and priesthood
- 129
- Theological basis of the cult
- 129
- Temple and cult
- 132
- Physical temple
- 134
- Cultic personnel
- 135
- Financial support for the temple
- 137
- Cultic rituals
- 138
- Women and the cult
- 140
- Cultic year: sabbath and annual festivals
- 141
- Music and singing
- 143
- High priest and "the Sanhedrin"
- 144
- 8
- Scripture, prayer, and synagogue
- 150
- Scribes and literacy
- 150
- Scripture and canon
- 152
- Main texts
- 153
- Conclusions about canonization
- 156
- Development of the text
- 158
- Summary about textual developments
- 164
- Scriptural interpretation
- 165
- Conclusions about scriptural interpretation
- 169
- Prayer and the rise of the synagogue
- 170
- "Popular religion"
- 175
- 9
- Sects and movements
- 183
- Beginnings of sectarianism
- 183
- Sadducees and Pharisees
- 185
- Josephus
- 187
- New Testament
- 192
- Rabbinic literature
- 194
- 4QMMT and the Temple Scroll (11QT)
- 196
- Essenes
- 199
- Question of Qumran
- 201
- Some tentative conclusions
- 205
- Other sects and groups
- 206
- Synthesis
- 206
- 10
- Concepts of the Deity and the spirit world
- 210
- Developing views about God
- 210
- Ancient Israel
- 212
- Innovations during the Second Temple period
- 215
- Question of monotheism
- 216
- Spirit world
- 219
- Main texts
- 220
- Summary on angelic beings
- 224
- Figure of Wisdom and the Logos
- 225
- Main texts
- 225
- Summary of the figure of Wisdom
- 227
- Logos tradition
- 228
- 11
- Prophecy, apocalypticism, the esoteric arts, and predicting the future
- 232
- Problems of definition
- 232
- Did prophecy cease in the Second Temple period?
- 236
- Main texts
- 237
- Esoteric arts and their use
- 241
- Astrology
- 241
- Dreams
- 243
- Textualg interpretation
- 245
- Chronography
- 246
- Magic, mysticism, and controlling the spirits
- 248
- Prophetic and charismatic individuals
- 251
- Synthesis
- 254
- 12
- Eschatologies and ideas of salvation
- 257
- Main texts
- 257
- Personal eschatology: ideas about life after death
- 267
- Heavens and hells
- 268
- Cosmic eschatology: expectations about the end of the world
- 269
- 13
- Messiahs
- 271
- Main texts
- 271
- Hebrew Bible
- 271
- Ben Sira
- 273
- Qumran scrolls
- 273
- Psalms of Solomon
- 276
- Similitudes of Enoch (1 Enoch 37-71)
- 276
- Philo
- 276
- Josephus
- 278
- 4 Ezra/2 Baruch
- 279
- Sibylline Oracles
- 280
- New Testament
- 280
- Rabbinic literature
- 281
- "Son of Man"
- 282
- Sicarii, Zealots, and other "revolutionary" groups
- 283
- "Fourth Philosophy" and the Sicarii
- 285
- Zealots
- 287
- Synthesis
- 288
- 14
- Jews and Judaism in the Hellenistic world
- 292
- How they saw themselves
- 292
- Jewish identity and conversion
- 292
- Ideology of the land and the concept of exile
- 297
- Gender and sexuality
- 300
- How others saw them
- 305
- Philo-Judaism and anti-Judaism
- 305
- Religious tolerance
- 308
- Synthesis
- 310
- 15
- Judaism in the Second Temple period: a holistic perspective
- 315.