The Antichrist Tradition in Antiquity

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Antimessianism in Second Temple and Early Christian Literature

Mateusz Kusio(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im November 2020

XIII, 292 Seiten

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Cover
Title
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
A. The argument
B. History of scholarship on Antichrist
I. Earliest scholarship (Malvenda, Gunkel)
II. The initial consensus (Bousset, Charles)
III. The first challenges (Friedländer, Billerbeck, Rigaux, Ernst)
IV. The revision of the consensus (Jenks, Lietaert Peerbolte)
V. Most recent developments (Horbury, Lorein)
VI. Looking beyond the Scriptures (McGinn, Hughes, Badilita)
VII. Summary
C. Methodology
I. Definition
II. Framework
III. Sources
D. Motifs
E. Structure of the study
Chapter 2: The Hebrew Bible and its reception
A. Genesis 3
I. The serpent in Genesis 3 and its Ancient Near Eastern context
II. The Septuagint
III. The Pseudepigrapha
IV. The New Testament
VI. Gnosticism
VII. The Targumim and Rabbinic literature
VIII. Summary
B. Genesis 49:16-18
I. The blessing of Dan in context and in inner-biblical interpretation
II. The ancient versions
III. Philo
IV. The early Christian literature
V. Rabbinic literature
VI. Summary
C. Isaiah 11:4
I. The verse in context
II. The ancient versions
III. The Dead Sea Scrolls
IV. The Pseudepigrapha
V. The New Testament
VI. The Church Fathers
VII. Rabbinic literature
VIII. Summary
D. Ezekiel 38-39
I. The Gog oracle in its context
II. Relation to Ezekiel 37
III. Relation to Numbers 24:7
IV. The Dead Sea Scrolls
V. The New Testament and the Church Fathers
VI. The Targumim and Rabbinic literature
VII. Syriac and Muslim literature
VIII. Summary
E. The Psalms
I. Enmity in the psalms of lament
II. The ancient versions
III. The Dead Sea Scrolls
IV. The Pseudepigrapha
V. The New Testament and the Church Fathers
VI. Rabbinic literature
VII. Summary
F. Daniel
I. The end-time enemy in Daniel
II. The ancient versions
III. The Pseudepigrapha
IV. The Dead Sea Scrolls
V. The New Testament
VI. The Church Fathers
VII. Summary
G. Conclusion
Chapter 3: Dead Sea Scrolls
A. The War Scroll (1QM)
B. 4QTestimonia (4Q175, 4Q379, fr. 22 II)
C. 4QApocryphon of Daniel ar (4Q246)
D. The Book of War (4Q285 fr. 4, 5)
E. 11QMelchizedek (11Q13)
F. Conclusion
Chapter 4: The New Testament
A. The Synoptic Gospels
B. The Second Letter to the Thessalonians
C. The Johannine Epistles
D. The Book of Revelation
I. The Dragon
II. The First Beast
III. The Second Beast / the False Prophet
IV. The Great Prostitute
E. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Pseudepigrapha and Apocrypha
A. Psalm of Solomon 17
B. Assumption of Moses
C. The Sibylline Oracles
I. Sibylline Oracle 2.165-173
II. Sibylline Oracle 3.63-74
D. Second Apocalypse of Baruch
E. Fourth Book of Ezra
F. Ascension of Isaiah
G. Apocalypse of Peter
H. Coptic Apocalypse of Elijah
I. Testament of the Lord
J. Conclusion
Chapter 6: The Church Fathers
A. Didache
B. Irenaeus of Lyon
C. Tertullian
D. Hippolytus
I. De Christo et Antichristo
II. Commentary on Daniel
E. Origen
F. Commodianus
I. Instructiones
II. Carmen apologeticum
G. Lactantius
H. Cyril of Jerusalem
I. Tyconius and Augustine
J. Conclusion
Chapter 7: Summary and conclusions
A. Antimessianism in Jewish and Christian literature
B. The Antichrist tradition - its form, sources, and features
C. Bousset, or there and back again
D. The importance of the Antichrist tradition
Appendix: Genesis 49:16-18 in the Targumim
Bibliography
Index of References
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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