Garrick Allen is a Lecturer in New Testament at Dublin City University. He is the author of numerous articles, including pieces in the Journal of Biblical Literature, Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft and Catholic Bible Quarterly. He has edited numerous volumes dealing with ancient biblical interpretation and with the Book of Revelation.

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• 1. The scribal apocalypse and early Jewish textual culture; 2. Textual pluriformity in Jewish and Christian antiquity; 3. Borrowing prophetic words: textual form and access to tradition; 4. Reading Zechariah with John: techniques of Reuse, exegetical resources, and textual hermeneutics; 5. Reading Zechariah in early Judaism; 6. 'These words are faithful and true' (Rev. 22.6); Appendix 1; Appendix 2.

Garrick Allen is a Lecturer in New Testament at Dublin City University. He is the author of numerous articles, including pieces in the Journal of Biblical Literature, Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft and Catholic Bible Quarterly. He has edited numerous volumes dealing with ancient biblical interpretation and with the Book of Revelation.

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• 1. The scribal apocalypse and early Jewish textual culture; 2. Textual pluriformity in Jewish and Christian antiquity; 3. Borrowing prophetic words: textual form and access to tradition; 4. Reading Zechariah with John: techniques of Reuse, exegetical resources, and textual hermeneutics; 5. Reading Zechariah in early Judaism; 6. 'These words are faithful and true' (Rev. 22.6); Appendix 1; Appendix 2.

Garrick Allen is a Lecturer in New Testament at Dublin City University. He is the author of numerous articles, including pieces in the Journal of Biblical Literature, Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft and Catholic Bible Quarterly. He has edited numerous volumes dealing with ancient biblical interpretation and with the Book of Revelation.

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• 1. The scribal apocalypse and early Jewish textual culture; 2. Textual pluriformity in Jewish and Christian antiquity; 3. Borrowing prophetic words: textual form and access to tradition; 4. Reading Zechariah with John: techniques of Reuse, exegetical resources, and textual hermeneutics; 5. Reading Zechariah in early Judaism; 6. 'These words are faithful and true' (Rev. 22.6); Appendix 1; Appendix 2.