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Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-30T13:52:31Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Israel and others */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

*'''Shayna Sheinfeld''', Faculty of Religious Studies, McGill University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Gerbern Oegema]]

Her research focuses on questions of Jewish identity, especially during the post-destruction period.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

*'''Ted Erho''', Durham University
PhD Candidate

==== Israel and others ====
*'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University

PhD Student, Advisor [[Bezalel Bar Kochva]]

Dissertation title: "The Conception of the Universe in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch"

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Christian origins (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-30T13:52:01Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Europe */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

*'''Shayna Sheinfeld''', Faculty of Religious Studies, McGill University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Gerbern Oegema]]

Her research focuses on questions of Jewish identity, especially during the post-destruction period.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

*'''Ted Erho''', Durham University
PhD Candidate

==== Israel and others ====
*'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Bezalel Bar Kochva]]

Dissertation title: "The Conception of the Universe in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch"

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Christian origins (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-30T13:51:17Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Europe */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

*'''Shayna Sheinfeld''', Faculty of Religious Studies, McGill University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Gerbern Oegema]]

Her research focuses on questions of Jewish identity, especially during the post-destruction period.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

*'''Ted Erho''', Durham University
PhD Candidate

==== Israel and others ====
*'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Bezalel Bar Kochva]]

Dissertation title: "The Conception of the Universe in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch"

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Christian origins (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-30T13:48:53Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Israel and others */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

*'''Shayna Sheinfeld''', Faculty of Religious Studies, McGill University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Gerbern Oegema]]

Her research focuses on questions of Jewish identity, especially during the post-destruction period.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

==== Israel and others ====
*'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Bezalel Bar Kochva]]

Dissertation title: "The Conception of the Universe in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch"

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Christian origins (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-30T13:48:16Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Israel and others */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

*'''Shayna Sheinfeld''', Faculty of Religious Studies, McGill University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Gerbern Oegema]]

Her research focuses on questions of Jewish identity, especially during the post-destruction period.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

==== Israel and others ====
'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Bezalel Bar Kochva]]

Dissertation title: "The Conception of the Universe in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch"

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Christian origins (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-30T13:47:05Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* North America */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

*'''Shayna Sheinfeld''', Faculty of Religious Studies, McGill University

Graduate Student, Advisor [[Gerbern Oegema]]

Her research focuses on questions of Jewish identity, especially during the post-destruction period.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

==== Israel and others ====
'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University

Graduate Student, Advisor Bezalel Bar Kochva

Dissertation title: "The Conception of the Universe in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch"

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Christian origins (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-30T13:36:52Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Israel and others */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

==== Israel and others ====
'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University

Graduate Student, Advisor Bezalel Bar Kochva

Dissertation title: "The Conception of the Universe in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch"

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Christian origins (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-30T13:35:14Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Israel and others */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

==== Israel and others ====
'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University
Graduate Student, Advisor: Bezalel Bar Kochva
Dissertation title: "The Conception of the Universe in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch"

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Christian origins (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-30T13:33:40Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Israel and others */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

==== Israel and others ====
'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University
Dissertation: "The Conception of the Universe in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch"
Advisor (Bezalel Bar Kochva)

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Christian origins (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-17T00:04:22Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* North America */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac W. Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

==== Israel and others ====
'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

[[Category:Research tools]]
[[Category:Learned Societies|2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Made in the 2000s| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

[[Category:Second Temple Judaism (subject)| 2006 Enoch Graduate]]

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Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-17T00:03:31Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Israel and others */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

==== Israel and others ====
'''Eshbal Ratson''', Tel Aviv University

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

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Enoch Graduate Seminar (2006-), learned society

2011-08-17T00:02:25Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Israel and others */

The '''Enoch Graduate Seminar''', founded in 2006, is an international gathering of PhD students and post-Docs in the field of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, promoted by the [[Enoch Seminar]].

== History ==

== Meetings and Proceedings ==

== List of International PhD Students and Post-Docs ==

==== North America ====

* '''Stephanie Bolz''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Richard Kalmin]]

Her dissertation focuses on Magic and Divination in Rabbinic Literature.

* '''Deborah Forger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

Her research interests focus on Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins.

* '''Anne Kreps''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Ellen Muehlberger]]

Her research interests focus on Christianity in Late Antiquity.

* '''Isaac Oliver''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish Law in the Gospels and the Jewish-Christian tradition.

* '''Justin Winger''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD candidate, Advisors [[Yaron Eliav]] and [[Sharon Herbert]]

His research interests focus on the integration of Jewish archaeology and literature in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

* '''Jason Zurawski''', Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan

PhD student, Advisor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]

His research interests focus on Jewish-Hellenistic Literature

==== Europe ====

* '''Maria Chrysovergi''', Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University.

Graduate Student, Advisors [[Lutz Doering]] and [[Robert Hayward]].

Dissertation: ''Attitudes towards the Use of Medicine in Jewish Literature from the Third and Second Centuries BCE''

e-mail: maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk.

* '''Magdalena Diaz Araujo''', Institut de recherches pour l'étude des religionsUniversité Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)

Graduate Student; Advisor [[Mireille Hadas-Lebel]]

Dissertation title: “Woman and Sin in the Greek Life of Adam and Eve”

==== Israel and others ====
Eshbal Ratson, Tel Aviv University

== External links ==
*[http://www.enochseminar.org/# Enoch Seminar website]

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Lloyd Gaston (1929-2006), scholar

2010-02-25T19:09:06Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

A student of Oscar Cullmann and Karl Barth, Lloyd Gaston provided one of the most thought provoking studies on Paul, which initially went rather unnoticed, but later influenced authors such as John Gager. His works reflect a concern for the Jewish-Christian dialogue and embrace the contributions of such systematic theologians as Paul van Buren who dedicated much of his efforts to reformulate a theology of Christianity compatible with an appreciation for the ongoing, living vitality of Judaism. He spent much of his teaching career as professor of New Testament at the Vancouver School of Theology.--'''Isaac W. Oliver'''

Lloyd Gaston (1929-2006), scholar

2010-02-25T19:08:28Z

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Paul and the Torah (1987 Gaston), book

2010-02-25T19:00:44Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Abstract */

''' Paul and the Torah ''' (1987) is a book by [[Lloyd Gaston]].

==Abstract==
In thought provoking and experimental fashion, Gaston goes against the common Christian exegetical tradition which argues that Paul abrogated the Torah and attacked Judaism. Instead, Gaston offers a fresh study on Paul, proposing that the apostle never fought against Judaism or Israel but that his message was solely addressed to Gentiles. Gaston thinks that Paul's message comes close to the two covenant theology of certain modern thinkers such as Rosenzweig, insisting that for Paul there was a righteousness made available to the Gentiles through the faithfulness of Christ, while the righteousness from the covenantal Torah continued to remain valid for Israel. What Paul held against his Jewish contemporaries was that they refused to recognize the eschatological age which had been ushered in by Christ which allowed for Gentiles to share in the same benefits of election as Israelites without having to observe the Torah. '''--Isaac W. Oliver'''

==Editions and translations==
Published in Vancouver [Canada]: University of British Columbia Press, 1987.

==Table of contents==

==External links==
*[ Google Books]

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Proclaiming the Messiah: The Life and Letters of Paul of Tarsus, Envoy to the Nations (1997 Schonfield), book

2010-02-03T22:58:32Z

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''' Proclaiming the Messiah: The Life and Letters of Paul of Tarsus Envoy to the Nations''' (1997) is a book by [[Hugh J. Schonfield]].

==Abstract==

In this colorful and imaginative biographical work on Paul, published posthumously, Schonfield depicted in a semi-novelistic fashion the life of Paul from his youth to his fatal end in Rome. Schofield avoided focusing on the theological ideas of Paul and prefered to look at the social, political, and psychological elements which shaped the complex personality of the apostle to the Gentiles. Schonfield also provided his own translation of the Pauline letters which he rearranged according to a reconstructed chronological order.'''--Isaac W. Oliver'''

==Editions and translations==
Published in London [England]: Open Gates Press, 1997.

==Table of contents==

==External links==

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Hugh J. Schonfield (1901-1988), scholar

2010-02-03T22:49:19Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Biography */

''' Hugh J. Schonfield''' (1901-1988) was a British Jewish scholar.

==Biography==
Born in London and educated at St. Paul's School and Glasgow University, Schonfield dedicated much of his work to the study of the Middle East, composing works on the Suez Canal and Libya which appeared in the Encylopaedia Brittanica and Islam Today. Schonfield was also interested in archaeology, Christian origins, as well as the Dead Sea Scrolls. His best-known work was the controversial ''Passover Plot,'' a popular work which is said to have even influenced John Lennon of the Beatles. In 1959, Schonfield was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his services towards international harmony (biographical information taken from ''Proclaiming the Messiah'' [1997]).'''--Isaac W. Oliver'''

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====
*[[The Jew of Tarsus: An Unorthodox Portrait of Paul (1946 Schonfield), book]]
**[[Il Giudeo di Tarso: ritratto eterodosso di Paulo (1950 Schonfield), book (Italian ed.)]]

====Arch-fi====
*[[The Passover Plot (1965 Schonfield), arch-fi]]

==External links==
*[ Wikipedia]

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Paul: The Theology of the Apostle in Light of the Jewish Religious History (1961 @1959 Schoeps), book (English ed.)

2010-01-28T20:03:12Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Abstract */

'''Paul: The Theology of the Apostle in Light of the Jewish Religious History ''' (1961) is the English edition of [[Paulus: Die Theologie des Apostels im Lichte der jüdischen Religionsgeschichte (1959 Schoeps), book]]. Translated from the German by [[Harold Knight]].

==Abstract==
Schoeps provides a comprehensive study on Paul, focusing on Paul's teaching about eschatology, soteriology, law, and saving-history. Schoeps appreciates the imprint of mystery cults upon Paul's thinking, but believes the best way to understand Paul is by looking at his Hellenized Jewish Diasporic context. Scheops also takes into consideration Paul's "Palestinian-Judaic" background, arguing that Paul employed rabbinic hermeneutics in his exegesis of Hebrew Scriptures. In addition, Schoeps stresses appreciating the eschatological outlook of Paul in order to understand elements of his teaching such as his "doctrine" on "justification by faith." For Schoeps, Paul has seriously misunderstood the biblical and Jewish understanding of law and covenant, distorting its meaning so as to create an anti-thesis between faith and law.
While seeking to analysis Paul as an impartial historian, Schoeps also reviews Paul's reception and interpretation throughout the centuries, whether by Christian or Jewish readers, advocating for a contemporary appreciation of Paul which allows for Jews and Christians to accept the argument of two covenants, those of Sinai and Golgotha, both equally valid but separate in the mind of God who turned to Israel at Sinai and to the nations at Golgotha.'''--Isaac W. Oliver'''

==Editions==
Published in London [England]: Lutterworth, 1961. Reissued in
Cambridge [England]: James Clarke, 2002.

==Table of contents==
Present position and problems involved in Pauline research -- Position of the apostle Paul in primitive Christianity -- Eschatology of the apostle Paul -- Soteriology of the apostle Paul -- Paul's teaching about the Law -- Paul's understanding of saving history -- Perspectives on the history of religion in Paulinism.

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Paul: The Theology of the Apostle in Light of the Jewish Religious History (1961 @1959 Schoeps), book (English ed.)

2010-01-28T20:02:46Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Abstract */

'''Paul: The Theology of the Apostle in Light of the Jewish Religious History ''' (1961) is the English edition of [[Paulus: Die Theologie des Apostels im Lichte der jüdischen Religionsgeschichte (1959 Schoeps), book]]. Translated from the German by [[Harold Knight]].

==Abstract==
Schoeps provides a comprehensive study on Paul, focusing on Paul's teaching about eschatology, soteriology, law, and saving-history. Schoeps appreciates the imprint of mystery cults upon Paul's thinking, but believes the best way to understand Paul is by looking at his Hellenized Jewish Diasporic context. Scheops also takes into consideration Paul's "Palestinian-Judaic" background, arguing that Paul employed rabbinic hermeneutics in his exegesis of Hebrew Scriptures. In addition, Schoeps stresses appreciating the eschatological outlook of Paul in order to understand elements of his teaching such as his "doctrine" on "justification by faith." For Schoeps, Paul has seriously misunderstood the biblical and Jewish understanding of law and covenant, distorting its meaning so as to create an anti-thesis between faith and law.
While seeking to analysis Paul as an impartial historian, Schoeps also reviews Paul's reception and interpretation throughout the centuries, whether by Christian or Jewish readers, advocating for a contemporary appreciation of Paul which allows for Jews and Christians to accept the argument of two covenants, those of Sinai and Golgotha, both equally valid but separate in the mind of God who turned to Israel at Sinai and to the nations at Golgotha.

==Editions==
Published in London [England]: Lutterworth, 1961. Reissued in
Cambridge [England]: James Clarke, 2002.

==Table of contents==
Present position and problems involved in Pauline research -- Position of the apostle Paul in primitive Christianity -- Eschatology of the apostle Paul -- Soteriology of the apostle Paul -- Paul's teaching about the Law -- Paul's understanding of saving history -- Perspectives on the history of religion in Paulinism.

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What is Redaction Criticism? (1969 Perrin), book

2010-01-04T20:11:30Z

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'''What is Redaction Criticism?''' (1969) is a book by [[Norman Perrin]]

==Abstract==
In this book, Perrin offers a useful introduction to the methodology used by certain New Testament scholars known as redaction criticism. Perrin traces the development of this hermeneutic in the aftermath of the Second World War, highlighting its contribution and promises for further elucidation of early "Christian" theology. The work includes some samples of redaction criticism which allows students to learn how to apply this method for their own research.--Isaac W. Oliver

==Editions and translations==

Published in Philadelphia: Fortress, 1969.

==Table of Contents==

==External Links==
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Matthew, James, and Didache (2008 Sandt), edited volume

2009-12-29T02:45:14Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

'''Matthew, James, and Didache: Three Related Documents in Their Jewish and Christian Settings''' (2008) is a volume edited by [[Huub van de Sandt]] and [[Jürgen Zangenberg]].

==Abstract==
This work includes a collection of essays presented at an international conference held at the University of Tilburg, Netherlands on April 12 and 13, 2007, marking the surging interest in Matthew and the Didache in its Jewish and "Christian" context.--'''Isaac W. Oliver'''

==Editions and translations==
Published in Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature, 2008.

==Table of contents==

==External links==

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Luke-Acts and the Jewish People (1988 Tyson), edited volume

2009-12-29T02:44:32Z

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'''Luke-Acts and the Jewish People: Eight Critical Perspectives''' (1988) is a volume edited by [[Joseph B. Tyson]].

==Abstract==
This volume includes treatments by various scholars on the Jewish people in Luke-Acts. Most of the chapters were originally presented as papers at the Society of Biblical Literature in Atlanta (1986) with two additional chapters by Jacob Jervell and Joseph B. Tyson added to the following book.--'''Isaac W. Oliver'''

==Editions and translations==
Published in Minneapolis: Augsburg, 1988.

==Table of contents==
*Preface
*1. The Church of the Jews and Godfearers / [[Jacob Jervell]]
*2. Glory to Thy People Israel: Luke-Acts and the Jews / [[David L. Tiede]]
*3. The Ironic Fulfillment of Israel’s Glory / [[David P. Moessner]]
*4. The Jewish People in Luke-Acts / [[Jack T. Sanders]]
*5. Insider or Outsider? Luke’s Relationship with Judaism / [[Marilyn Salmon]]
*6. Rejection by Jews and Turning to Gentiles: The Pattern of Paul’s Mission in Acts / [[Robert C. Tannehill]]
*7. The Mission to the Jews in Acts: Unraveling Luke’s Myth of the Myriads / [[Michael J. Cook]]
*8. The Problem of Jewish Rejection in Acts / [[Josephy B. Tyson]]

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Matthew, James, and Didache (2008 Sandt), edited volume

2009-12-23T20:17:26Z

Isaac W. Oliver: Created page with ''''Matthew, James, and Didache: Three Related Documents in Their Jewish and Christian Settings''' (2008) is a volume edited by Huub van de Sandt and Jürgen Zangenberg. …'

'''Matthew, James, and Didache: Three Related Documents in Their Jewish and Christian Settings''' (2008) is a volume edited by [[Huub van de Sandt]] and [[Jürgen Zangenberg]].

==Abstract==
This work includes a collection of essays presented at an international conference held at the University of Tilburg, Netherlands on April 12 and 13, 2007, marking the surging interest in Matthew and the Didache in its Jewish and "Christian" context.

==Editions and translations==
Published in Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature, 2008.

==Table of contents==

==External links==

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The Theology of the Acts of the Apostles (1996 Jervell), book

2009-12-21T16:32:14Z

Isaac W. Oliver: Created page with '''' The Theology of the Acts of the Apostles''' (1996) is a book by Jacob Jervell. ==Abstract== Going against the predominant view, which views Acts as a text penned by a G…'

''' The Theology of the Acts of the Apostles''' (1996) is a book by [[Jacob Jervell]].

==Abstract==
Going against the predominant view, which views Acts as a text penned by a Gentile author who promoted a law-free gospel, Jervell makes a case for the Jewish identity of the author of Luke-Acts and argues that "Luke" affirmed the ongoing significance of Torah praxis (even in its ritual forms) because of the ongoing influential presence of "Christian Jews" within the Jesus movement after 70 C.E.--'''Isaac W. Oliver'''

==Editions and translations==
Published in Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996.

==Table of contents==

==External links==

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Matthew's Christian-Jewish Community (1994 Saldarini), book

2009-12-21T16:22:02Z

Isaac W. Oliver: Created page with '''' Matthew's Christian-Jewish Community''' (1994) is a book by Anthony J. Saldarini. ==Abstract== A fresh and groundbreaking approach to the Gospel of Matthew which views …'

''' Matthew's Christian-Jewish Community''' (1994) is a book by [[Anthony J. Saldarini]].

==Abstract==
A fresh and groundbreaking approach to the Gospel of Matthew which views this document just as Jewish as other Jewish texts roughly contemporaneous to the period (2 Baruch, Josephus, early layers of the Mishnah, etc.). Saldarini also engages with social scientific criticism in order to highlight the social context of Matthew's community, a group he sees as still belonging to Judaism albeit as a sect which feels marginalized by the rest of the Jewish society in its regional setting which he tends to locate in Galilee. For Saldarini, the group of "Christian Jews" of the Matthean community were fully Torah observant, practicing not only the ethical aspects of Jewish tradition but also its ritual commandments (Sabbath, circumcision, etc.)--'''Isaac W. Oliver'''

==Editions and translations==
Published in Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1994.

==Table of contents==

==External links==

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The Gospel of Matthew and Christian Judaism (1998 Sim), book

2009-12-21T15:55:21Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

''' The Gospel of Matthew and Christian Judaism''' (1998) is a book by [[David C. Sim]].

==Abstract==
Sim's thought provoking work builds upon the contributions of Overman and Saldarini, who view the Gospel of Matthew as a Jewish text representative of "Christian Judaism" rather than as a text penned by a community already separated from "Christianity." Most provocative is Sim's thesis that Matthew was written by a Torah observant group which was opposed to Paul's allegedly law-free Gospel. Sim even claims that Matthew did not actively engage in a Gentile mission and that all of the Gentile converts in his community had fully embraced Torah praxis (including circumcision).--Isaac W. Oliver

==Editions and translations==
Published in Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 1998.

==Table of contents==

==External links==

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The Gospel of Matthew and Christian Judaism (1998 Sim), book

2009-12-21T15:50:23Z

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''' The Gospel of Matthew and Christian Judaism''' (1998) is a book by [[David C. Sim]].

==Abstract==

==Editions and translations==
Published in Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 1998.

==Table of contents==

==External links==

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Paul and Rabbinic Judaism (1948 Davies), book

2009-12-21T15:29:21Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

''' Paul and Rabbinic Judaism: Some Rabbinic Elements in Pauline Theology''' (1948) is a book by [[William D. Davies]].

==Abstract==

==Editions and translations==
Published in London: SPCK, 1948. 2nd edition, with additional notes, London: SPCK, 1955, and New York: Harper, 1955. 3rd ed. 1970. 4th ed. 1980. Reissued ("Fiftieth Anniversary Edition") in Mifflintown, PA: Sigler, 1998, with a foreword by [[Ed Parish Sanders]].

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Paul and the Torah (1987 Gaston), book

2009-12-21T15:28:49Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

''' Paul and the Torah ''' (1987) is a book by [[Lloyd Gaston]].

==Abstract==

==Editions and translations==
Published in Vancouver [Canada]: University of British Columbia Press, 1987.

==Table of contents==

==External links==
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A Rereading of Romans: Justice, Jews, and Gentiles (1994 Stowers), book

2009-12-21T15:28:24Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

'''A Rereading of Romans: Justice, Jews, and Gentiles''' (1994) is a book by [[Stanley Kent Stowers]].

== Abstract ==
(Forthcoming by Isaac W. Oliver)

== Editions and Translations ==
Published in New Haven: Yale University Press, 1994.

== Table of Contents ==

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Jesus, Paul, and the Law (1990 Dunn), book

2009-12-21T15:27:55Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

'''Jesus, Paul, and the Law: Studies in Mark and Galatians ''' (1990) is a book by [[James D.G. Dunn]].

==Editions and translations==
Published in London (SPCK, 1990) and Louisville, KY (Westminster/John Knox, 1990).

==Abstract==

==Table of contents==

==External links==
*[http://books.google.com/books?id=d76vmNlbuBwC&pg=PP1&dq=Jesus+Paul+Law+Dunn&client=firefox-a#v=onepage&q=&f=false Google books (partial)]

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Jesus, Paul, and the Law (1990 Dunn), book

2009-12-21T15:25:32Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

Paul and Rabbinic Judaism (1948 Davies), book

2009-12-21T15:23:03Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

Paul and the Torah (1987 Gaston), book

2009-12-21T15:16:19Z

Isaac W. Oliver:

A Rereading of Romans: Justice, Jews, and Gentiles (1994 Stowers), book

2009-12-21T15:10:48Z

Isaac W. Oliver: Created page with ''''A Rereading of Romans: Justice, Jews, and Gentiles''' (1994) is a book by Stanley Kent Stowers. == Abstract == (Forthcoming by Isaac W. Oliver) == Editions and Transla…'

The Irony of Galatians: Paul’s Letter in First-Century Context (2002 Nanos), book

2009-12-20T17:00:43Z

Isaac W. Oliver: Created page with 'The Irony of Galatians: Paul’s Letter in First-Century Context is a book by Mark D. Nanos == Abstract == (Forthcoming by Isaac W. Oliver) == Editions and Translations == …'

The Irony of Galatians: Paul’s Letter in First-Century Context is a book by Mark D. Nanos

== Abstract ==
(Forthcoming by Isaac W. Oliver)

== Editions and Translations ==

Published in Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2002.

== Table of Contents ==

== External Links ==

Website of Mark D. Nanos [http://www.marknanos.com]

Daniel Boyarin (M / United States, 1946), scholar

2009-10-22T19:46:51Z

Isaac W. Oliver: /* Books */

[http://individual.utoronto.ca/hayes/earlychurch/boyarin.jpg Daniel Boyarin] is a Jewish-American scholar, at the University of California (Berkeley, CA), USA.

==Biography==

Born in 1946. PhD (1975) at Jewish Theological Seminary. Taubman Professor of Talmudic Culture at the Dept. of Near Eastern Studies and Rhetoric, University of California at Berkeley.

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====
*[[A Radical Jew: Paul and the Politics of Identity (1994 Boyarin), book]]
*[[Dying for God]]: Martyrdom and the Making of Christianity and Judaism'' (Stanford 1999)
*[[Border Lines: The Partition of Judaeo-Christianity (2004 Boyarin), book]]

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