Mediating the divine prophecy and revelation in the Dead Sea scrolls and Second Temple Judaism / [electronic resource] :
by Alex P. Jassen.
- Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2007.
- xv, 443 p. ; 25 cm.
- Studies on the texts of the desert of Judah, v. 68 0169-9962 ; .
- Studies on the texts of the desert of Judah ; v. 68. .
Includes bibliographical references (p. [389]-423) and index.
Prophetic traditions in the Dead Sea scrolls. Nābî, Pesher, and predictive prophecy in the Dead Sea scrolls ; Prophets and progressive revelation : the presentation of the prophets as lawgivers in the Dead Sea scrolls ; Biblical prophetic epithets in transition I : prophetic 'visionaries' ; Biblical prophetic epithets in transition II : prophetic 'anointed ones' ; The 'man of God' and prophetic 'servants' from the Bible to Qumran ; The prophet at the end of days : the development of a tradition ; The juridical eschatological prophet in the Dead Sea scrolls ; The eschatological prophet of consolation in the Dead Sea scrolls -- Modified modes of revelation in the Dead Sea scrolls. Revelatory exegesis : the turn to literary prophecy ; Revelatory exegesis in Second Temple literary traditions ; Sapiential revelation : wisdom and prophecy in the Dead Sea scrolls ; Sapiential revelation in apocalyptic literature preserved at Qumran -- Prophecy and revelation at Qumran and in the Second Temple period. The persistence of prophecy in the late Second Temple period ; Sapiential revelation in Second Temple Judaism ; Prophecy and law in the Qumran community ; Revelatory exegesis at Qumran ; Sapiential revelation at Qumran.
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