An edition of Prophecy after the prophets?
(2009)
Prophecy after the prophets?
the contribution of the Dead Sea scrolls to the understanding of biblical and extra-biblical prophecy
by Kristin De Troyer
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Prophecy after the prophets?: the contribution of the Dead Sea scrolls to the understanding of biblical and extra-biblical prophecy
2009, Peeters
in English
9042921358 9789042921351
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Table of Contents
The biblical prophetic manuscripts from the Judaean desert -- Russell E. Fuller
4QApocryphon of Jeremiah C and 4QPseudo-Ezekiel: two "historical" apocalypses -- Matthias Henze
Pesharim as divination: Qumran exegesis, omen interpretation and literary prophecy -- Martti Nissinen
"All these he composed through prophecy" -- Timothy H. Lim
Was the Teacher of Righteousness considered to be a prophet? -- George J. Brooke
4QTestimonia as a polemic against the prophetic claims of John Hyrcanus -- Katell Berthelot
The dream visions in the Noah story of the Genesis apocryphon and related texts -- Esther Eshiel
Mantic sages in the ancient Near East, Israel, early Judaism, and the Dead Sea scrolls -- Leo G. Perdue
The genre of the book of Jonah -- Armin Lange.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [207]-233) and indexes.
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