Herodian Judaism and New Testament Study

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Mohr Siebeck, 2006 - 268 pages
This book presents a selection of William Horbury's recent essays. Those collected in Part I seek to trace the profile of Herodian Jewish piety, its Greek and Roman setting, and its reflection in Christianity. Monotheism, mysticism, perceptions of Moses and the Temple are all considered in this way, and a Jewish context for the term 'gospel' and the institution of 'the Lord's Supper' is suggested. Part II treats modern New Testament study, with special attention to its links with study of the classical and Jewish traditions, and a survey on British study in its international setting.
 

Contents

Jewish and Christian Monotheism in the Herodian Age
2
and the Pentateuch
34
The Books of Solomon in Ancient Mysticism
47
Der Tempel bei Vergil und im herodianischen Judentum
59
Gospel in Herodian Judaea
80
Cena Pura and Lords Supper
104
British New Testament Study in its International Setting
142
Rabbinic Literature in New Testament Interpretation
221
Particulars of First Publication
237
Index of Authors
256
Index of Subjects
265
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William Horbury, is Professor of Jewish and Early Christian Studies at the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge, UK.

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