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• catalog contributor b3136383.
• catalog created "c1991.".
• catalog date "1991".
• catalog date "c1991.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1991.".
• catalog description "At the origins of a long debate -- 4. Daniel and the dream visions: The genre of apocalyptic and apocalyptic tradition -- Apocalypses and apocalyptic tradition -- The Book of Dream Visions in the apocalyptic tradition -- The ideological unity and compositive scheme of the Book of Daniel -- Enoch and Daniel: The knowledge of the mediator -- The sense of history -- Human responsibility and the responsibility of the angels -- God's judgment: Retribution or purification? -- Faced with the events of history -- Daniel and the apocalyptic tradition -- 5. The Letter of Aristeas: A dialogical Judaism facing Greek Paideia -- A somewhat shameless grandson -- The Letter of Aristeas: Between apology and debate -- The monarch-god of pseudo-Aristeas -- Imperfect and sinning humankind -- mercy as the core of the relationship between God and humankind -- A theology of grace -- The meaning of the Mosaic law -- Salvation among the Gentiles -- Greek Paideia as an itinerary of salvation -- ".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 32-74) and indexes.".
• catalog description "Introduction: Writing a history of Jewish thought: Reasons and challenges -- Part I: Methodological lines -- 1. Middle Judaism: Judaism between the Third Century B.C.E. and the Second Century C.E. as a historiographical unit -- The obstacle of confessional bias -- Confessionally divided sources -- Confessionally divided scholarship -- A comprehensive approach -- Is Christianity (still) a Judaism? -- The genus Judaism and its species -- In search of a name -- A new name for a new approach -- 2. Toward a bibliography of Middle Judaism: An annotated survey from Josephus to 1990 -- From many bibliographies to an inclusive bibliography -- Jewish history, world history, and salvation history -- The emergence of Judaism in the time of Jesus -- From Schurer to the new Schurer: From "Late Judaism" to "Early Judaism" -- "Early Judaism(s)" and "Early Christianity"".
• catalog description "Part II: A cross-section: The Second Century B.C.E. -- 3. Ben Sira, Qohelet, and Apocalyptic: A turning point in the history of Jewish thought -- I. The problem of knowledge: Wisdom and law -- Wisdom and law: An identity? -- Wisdom as a gift from God -- The fear of God, obedience to the law, and the gift of wisdom -- Intelligence, obedience to the law, and the gift of wisdom -- Wisdom and law: An asymmetrical relationship -- Cosmic order, wisdom and law -- The law as wisdom's education -- The law as wisdom's blessing -- Wisdom, law, and salvation -- II. The problem of salvation: The origin of evil, human freedom, and the principle of retribution -- The ambivalence of human nature -- Human freedom and the omnipotence of God -- Dominating one's own ambivalence -- The foundation of divine retribution: Between mercy and wrath -- From a new conception of the righteous to a new conception of judgment -- The joy of the wicked and the suffering of the righteous -- Death and beyond death -- ".
• catalog description "Part III: Some preparatory sketches -- 6. Philo of Alexandria: A Judaism in philosophical categories -- I. Memory as a philosophical and religious concept -- Between classical culture and the Jewish tradition -- The relationship with the classical sources -- The suggestions of the Jewish tradition -- The acquisition of memory as a moral itinerary -- Memory and perseverance -- Memory and discernment -- The final step: Memory of God and forgetfulness of the self -- II. Virginity as a religious ideal -- Sexual sin as "the most serious of all evils" -- Virginity as a flight from evil (and from woman) -- Virginity as a road to perfection -- The voyage of the soul toward God -- A fertile and fruitful virginity -- Spiritual virginity and physical virginity -- 7. James, Paul (and Jesus): Early Christianity and early Christianities -- The "most Jewish" document in the New Testament -- Anti-Judaism and anti-Pharisaism -- In the face of the law -- Salvation: Between mercy and justice -- Paul's Christianity -- James's Christianity -- Human freedom and the value of praxis -- Christianity and Christianities -- 8. "Do this in remembrance of me": The memorial value of worship in Middle Judaism -- A problem of method -- The memorial value of worship in ancient Judaism -- Worship as a memorial "before God" -- Worship as a memorial "for future generations" -- The memorial value of worship in Essenism -- "Do this as a sign that reminds you of me" -- 9. Flavius Josephus: The betrayed memory -- Apologetic motifs in Josephus's work -- Faithfulness to the religious identity and tradition -- Israel's primacy in fidelity to the forefathers' laws -- The betrayed memory -- Memory vindicated -- 10. Boundless salvation: Jews and Gentiles in Middle Judaism -- Universalism: A Christian exclusive? -- Proselytism and the anti-Gentile debate -- Committed in a common will to do good -- From a chosen people to a community apart -- Joined in sin -- At the roots of universalism.".
• catalog description "The meeting of Greek Paideia and Jewish Paideia -- A dialogical Judaism".
• catalog extent "xxvii, 289 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Middle Judaism.".
• catalog identifier "0800624939 (alk. paper) :".
• catalog isFormatOf "Middle Judaism.".
• catalog issued "1991".
• catalog issued "c1991.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Minneapolis : Fortress Press,".
• catalog relation "Middle Judaism.".
• catalog subject "296/.09/014 20".
• catalog subject "BM176 .B5 1991".
• catalog subject "Judaism History Post-exilic period, 586 B.C.-210 A.D.".
• catalog tableOfContents "At the origins of a long debate -- 4. Daniel and the dream visions: The genre of apocalyptic and apocalyptic tradition -- Apocalypses and apocalyptic tradition -- The Book of Dream Visions in the apocalyptic tradition -- The ideological unity and compositive scheme of the Book of Daniel -- Enoch and Daniel: The knowledge of the mediator -- The sense of history -- Human responsibility and the responsibility of the angels -- God's judgment: Retribution or purification? -- Faced with the events of history -- Daniel and the apocalyptic tradition -- 5. The Letter of Aristeas: A dialogical Judaism facing Greek Paideia -- A somewhat shameless grandson -- The Letter of Aristeas: Between apology and debate -- The monarch-god of pseudo-Aristeas -- Imperfect and sinning humankind -- mercy as the core of the relationship between God and humankind -- A theology of grace -- The meaning of the Mosaic law -- Salvation among the Gentiles -- Greek Paideia as an itinerary of salvation -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Writing a history of Jewish thought: Reasons and challenges -- Part I: Methodological lines -- 1. Middle Judaism: Judaism between the Third Century B.C.E. and the Second Century C.E. as a historiographical unit -- The obstacle of confessional bias -- Confessionally divided sources -- Confessionally divided scholarship -- A comprehensive approach -- Is Christianity (still) a Judaism? -- The genus Judaism and its species -- In search of a name -- A new name for a new approach -- 2. Toward a bibliography of Middle Judaism: An annotated survey from Josephus to 1990 -- From many bibliographies to an inclusive bibliography -- Jewish history, world history, and salvation history -- The emergence of Judaism in the time of Jesus -- From Schurer to the new Schurer: From "Late Judaism" to "Early Judaism" -- "Early Judaism(s)" and "Early Christianity"".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part II: A cross-section: The Second Century B.C.E. -- 3. Ben Sira, Qohelet, and Apocalyptic: A turning point in the history of Jewish thought -- I. The problem of knowledge: Wisdom and law -- Wisdom and law: An identity? -- Wisdom as a gift from God -- The fear of God, obedience to the law, and the gift of wisdom -- Intelligence, obedience to the law, and the gift of wisdom -- Wisdom and law: An asymmetrical relationship -- Cosmic order, wisdom and law -- The law as wisdom's education -- The law as wisdom's blessing -- Wisdom, law, and salvation -- II. The problem of salvation: The origin of evil, human freedom, and the principle of retribution -- The ambivalence of human nature -- Human freedom and the omnipotence of God -- Dominating one's own ambivalence -- The foundation of divine retribution: Between mercy and wrath -- From a new conception of the righteous to a new conception of judgment -- The joy of the wicked and the suffering of the righteous -- Death and beyond death -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part III: Some preparatory sketches -- 6. Philo of Alexandria: A Judaism in philosophical categories -- I. Memory as a philosophical and religious concept -- Between classical culture and the Jewish tradition -- The relationship with the classical sources -- The suggestions of the Jewish tradition -- The acquisition of memory as a moral itinerary -- Memory and perseverance -- Memory and discernment -- The final step: Memory of God and forgetfulness of the self -- II. Virginity as a religious ideal -- Sexual sin as "the most serious of all evils" -- Virginity as a flight from evil (and from woman) -- Virginity as a road to perfection -- The voyage of the soul toward God -- A fertile and fruitful virginity -- Spiritual virginity and physical virginity -- 7. James, Paul (and Jesus): Early Christianity and early Christianities -- The "most Jewish" document in the New Testament -- Anti-Judaism and anti-Pharisaism -- In the face of the law -- Salvation: Between mercy and justice -- Paul's Christianity -- James's Christianity -- Human freedom and the value of praxis -- Christianity and Christianities -- 8. "Do this in remembrance of me": The memorial value of worship in Middle Judaism -- A problem of method -- The memorial value of worship in ancient Judaism -- Worship as a memorial "before God" -- Worship as a memorial "for future generations" -- The memorial value of worship in Essenism -- "Do this as a sign that reminds you of me" -- 9. Flavius Josephus: The betrayed memory -- Apologetic motifs in Josephus's work -- Faithfulness to the religious identity and tradition -- Israel's primacy in fidelity to the forefathers' laws -- The betrayed memory -- Memory vindicated -- 10. Boundless salvation: Jews and Gentiles in Middle Judaism -- Universalism: A Christian exclusive? -- Proselytism and the anti-Gentile debate -- Committed in a common will to do good -- From a chosen people to a community apart -- Joined in sin -- At the roots of universalism.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The meeting of Greek Paideia and Jewish Paideia -- A dialogical Judaism".
• catalog title "Middle Judaism : Jewish thought, 300 B.C.E. to 200 C.E. / Gabriele Boccaccini, with a foreword by James H. Charlesworth.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".