Ezekiel traditions in the Second Temple period 4QWords of Ezekiel in its broader context by Anna Shirav Hamernik

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Shirav Hamernik, Anna, Author.

Series:

Studies on the texts of the desert of Judah 0169-9962 volume 151

Language:

English

Hebrew

Subjects (All):

Bible. Ezekiel--Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Bible.

Bible. Ezekiel--Criticism, Textual.

Bible. Ezekiel--Manuscripts.

4QWords of Ezekiel.

Bible. Ezekiel--Prophecies.

Apocalyptic literature--History and criticism.

Apocalyptic literature.

Physical Description:

1 online resource

Place of Publication:

Leiden Boston Brill [2025]

Language Note:

English with some Hebrew

Summary:

"This volume offers a fresh perspective on the composition 4QWords of Ezekiel found at Qumran, and the development and transmission of the textual traditions associated with the prophet Ezekiel during the Second Temple period. As the first comprehensive monograph on this composition, it explores the intricate relationship between WoEzek and the scriptural Book of Ezekiel. The study suggests that WoEzek, through its unique structural framework and selected oracles, reflects how Ezekiel's visions were interpreted during the Second Temple period. By placing WoEzek within its broader literary and historical context, the analysis challenges traditional views on this composition and highlights the significance of Ezekiel's prophecy in the evolution of apocalyptic literature. This resource is ideal for scholars and graduate students in Biblical Studies and Second Temple literature, especially those interested in the Dead Sea Scrolls and Ezekiel's prophetic writings"-- Provided by publisher

Contents:

Words of Ezekiel in scholarly context

4QWords of Ezekiel : discovery, identification, and scholarly perspectives

Current textual approaches to the connection between WoEzek Ezekiel and apocryphon of Jeremiah C

The leather scrolls of 4QWords of Ezekiel : 4Q385-4Q386 and 4Q388

The papyrus manuscript 4Q391

"And you shall live again, and I will set you upon your own soil" : reading 4QWords of Ezekiel as a narrative

Between Ezekiel and Moses : prophetic authority and the formation of a nation

Reading words of Ezekiel as an apocalypse : reaching the end, re-building the temple?

The literary and linguistic distinctiveness of WoEzek, the question of provenance, and the emerging of "Ezekielian imagination"

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references

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Other Format:

Print version Shirav Hamernik, Anna Ezekiel traditions in the Second Temple period

ISBN:

9789004725584

900472558X

OCLC:

1513127554

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