Second Enoch: A Samaritan Apocalypse

Inbunden, Engelska, 2024

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This study marks a bold new departure in 2 Enoch studies. The book has long been regarded as one of the most baffling apocalypses to come down to us from antiquity. The present work argues that 2 Enoch was written by a 1st c. CE Samaritan author whose purpose was to incorporate the Enochic tradition into Samaritanism. By identifying Enoch as the “prophet like Moses” (Deut. 18:15, 18), both during his earthly past and in the eschatological future, the author of 2 Enoch hoped to combat the Dosithean heresy and also to persuade co-religionists to resume a full sacrificial cultus in the shadow of Mt. Gerizim.

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Utgivningsdatum:2024-10-17
Mått:155 x 235 x 17 mm
Vikt:449 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Studia Judaeoslavica
Antal sidor:180
Förlag:Brill
ISBN:9789004714502

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Daniel C. Olson, Ph.D. (2010), now retired, was formerly Lecturer in Religious Studies at St. Mary’s College (Moraga, CA) and teacher at Live Oak Academy (Santa Clara, CA). He has published numerous books and articles on 1 Enoch, including Enoch: A New Translation (BIBAL Press, 2004) and A New Reading of the Animal Apocalypse of 1 Enoch: ‘All Nations Shall be Blessed’ (Brill, 2013).

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ContentsAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsPrefaceIntroduction1 Text and Date2 Place3 Organization of the Present StudyPart 1: Evidence for Samaritan Authorship1 Samaritan Biblical Exegesis in 2 Enoch …1 “The LORD Will Not Judge a Single Animal Soul” (2 En. 58:4)2 The Avenger on the Day (2 En. 50:4)3 Midrash on the Creation4 The Missing Scriptures5 The Missing Temples2 Binding by Four Legs (2 En. 59:3–4; 69:12)1 The Akedah3 The Place Akhuzan (2 En. 64:2–3; 68:5; 69:3; 70:17; 71:35)1 “The Meadow of Glory”4 The Visible and the Invisible5 The Guardians of the Land (2 En. 35:2)6 Enoch as (the Samaritan) Moses1 “Man of God”2 “Who Carries Away Our Sins”3 “Stand in Front of the Face of the LORD Forever”4 “Like One of the Glorious Ones”5 “I Saw the LORD”7 A Samaritan Origin for the Exagoge of Ezekiel1 Stronger Arguments2 The Evidence of 2 En. 39:5–40:58 Further Signs of Samaritanism in 2 Enoch1 The Watcher Myth2 The Creation Midrash (2 En. 24:2–33:4)3 Insulting the Face of God4 Curses and Blessings5 The Elders of the People (2 En. 57:1–2; 64:3; 69:1, 7–8, 11; 70:11)6 Escape to Eden7 The Essential Theology of 2 Enoch and SamaritanismPart 2: The Purposes of the Apocalypse9 The Context of 2 Enoch: the Dosithean Controversies1 To Sacrifice or Not to Sacrifice2 The Lamp and the Tabernacle3 The Place of Sacrifice10 Dosithean Counterattack: the Asatir1 A Tale of Two Ephods2 A Tale of Two Altars11 The Melchizedekian Priesthood1 The Priestly Line in 2 Enoch: Three Peculiarities2 Chains of Twelve PriestsAfterwordAppendix: Macaskill’s Entangled EnochBibliographyIndex of Modern Authors