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Enich & Daniel, 2nd Edition

Name: Enich & Daniel, 2nd Edition
Brand: D & F Scott Publishing Inc.
SKU: 05031424
Price: 8330 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Stephen Breck Reid
ISBN: 9781930566224

A Form Critical & Sociological Study of the Historical Apocalypses

Stephen Breck Reid

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 05031424

Publishers D & F Scott Publishing Inc., May 2004

Seeking to recover the sense of form criticism as understood by Gunkel, Reid compares three historic... Full description

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Seeking to recover the sense of form criticism as understood by Gunkel, Reid compares three historical apocalypses of the second century BCE found in the books of Enoch and Daniel and inquires into their sociological setting. Reid''s investigation indicates that not only was Judaism of that period heterogeneous, but that even within Jewish apocalypticism there were different responses to the existing political and religious environment. An earlier version of this study was submitted as a doctoral dissertation at Emory University, written under the direction of Professor Gene M. Tucker.