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István Czachesz (b.1968), scholar

2018-12-08T11:08:47Z

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[[File:czachesz.jpg|thumb|István Czachesz]]

'''István Czachesz''' (b.1968) is a Hungarian scholar.

==Biography==

PhD (2002) in Theology at the University of Groningen. He was Heisenberg Fellow of the German Research Foundation and Privatdozent of the University of Heidelberg. Currently, he is professor at The Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø.

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====

*[[Gaia két arca (1996 Czachesz), book]]

*[[Tyconius, Szabályok könyve. Liber regularum Tyconii (1996 Czachesz), book]]

*[[Apostolic Commission Narratives in the Canonical and Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles (2002 Czachesz), book]]

*[[Commission Narratives: A Comparative Study of the Canonical and Apocryphal Acts (2007 Czachesz), book]]

*[[The Grotesque Body in Early Christian Literature. Hell, Scatology and Metamorphosis (2012 Czachesz), book]]

*[[Cognitive Science and the New Testament (2017 Czachesz), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Tanítványok, csodatevők, mártírok: Tanulmányok az apokrif apostol-aktákról (1997 Czachesz), edited volume]]

*[[The Apocalypse of Peter (2003 Bremmer, Czachesz), edited volume]]

*[[The Visio Pauli and the Gnostic Apocalypse of Paul (2007 Bremmer, Czachesz), edited volume]]

*[[Changing Minds: Religion and Cognition Through the Ages (2011 Czachesz, Bíró), edited volume]]

==External links==
*[http://www.religionandcognition.com/czachesz/ (personal homepage)]

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Viktor Kókai Nagy (b.1973), scholar

2018-12-07T17:02:38Z

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[[File:viktor.jpg|thumb|Viktor Kókai Nagy]]

'''Viktor Kókai Nagy''' (b. 1973) is a Hungarian scholar.

==Biography==
PhD (2004) in Theology at the [[Károli Gáspár Reformed University]], Budapest. Studied at Budapest and Jena. Assistant Professor at the Reformed Theological University, Debrecen (Hungary).

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====

*[[A hegyi beszéd (2007 Kókai Nagy), book]]

*[[Josephus és a próféták (2017 Kókai Nagy), book]]

==External links==

[[Category:Scholars|Kókai Nagy]]

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[[Category:Born in the 1970s| 1973 Kókai Nagy]]

Géza G. Xeravits (M / Hungary, 1971-2019), scholar

2018-05-07T13:57:20Z

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[[File:xera_4enoch.jpg|thumb|250px|Géza Xeravits]]

'''Géza G. Xeravits''' (b. 1971) is a Hungarian scholar. PhD (2002) in Theology at the University of Groningen. 2002-2009: Professor at the Reformed Theological Academy (Pápa). 2009-2015: Professor and Chair at the Department of Bible, [[Sapientia College of Theology]] (Budapest). From 2015: Professor of Old Testament at Selye J. University (Komárno, Slovakia). Chair of the [[International Conference on the Deuterocanonical Books]]. Vice-president of the [[Hungarian Society of Hebraists (2002-), learned society]]. Member of the International Advisory Panel of the [[International Society for the Study of Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2002-), learned society]].

==Works==

====Books====

*[[A qumráni közösség szentírásértelmezése: folyamatos peserek, fordítás és magyarázat (2001 Xeravits), book]]

*[[King, Priest, Prophet: Positive Eschatological Protagonists of the Qumran Library (2003 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Átalakuló hagyományok. Tanulmányok a qumráni Közösség, a korai zsidóság és a születő kereszténység irodalmáról (2003 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Könyvtár a pusztában. Bevezetés a holt-tengeri tekercsek nem-bibliai irodalmába (2008 Xeravits), book]]

*[[A deuterokanonikus könyvek. Bevezetés keletkezés- és irodalomtörténetükbe (2008 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Morzsák Dánieltől Bárukig. Újabb tanulmányok a korai zsidóság irodalmáról (2009 Xeravits), book]]

*[[A próféták élete. Bevezetés, fordítás és jegyzetek (2010 Xeravits), book]]

*[["Take Courage, O Jerusalem…" Studies in the Psalms of Baruch 4–5 (2015 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Einführung in die Qumranliteratur (2015 Xeravits, Porzig), book]]

*[[Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában (2016 Xeravits), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Szövetségek erőterében. A deuterokanonikus irodalom alapvető kérdései (2004 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[The Book of Tobit: Text, Tradition, Theology (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]
**[[Tobit/Tóbiás könyve. Szöveg - hagyomány - teológia (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume (Hungarian ed.)]]

*[[The Books of the Maccabees (2007 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Ben Sira (2008 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Izsák megkötözése. Történet és hatástörténet (2010 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Wisdom (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[The Stranger in Ancient and Mediaeval Jewish Tradition (2010 Xeravits / Dusek), edited volume]]

*[[Deuterocanonical Additions of the Old Testament Books (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Dualism in Qumran (2010 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Angyalok az ókortól Szent Tamásig (2011 Xeravits, Tamási, Szabó), edited volume]]

*[[A Pious Seductress: Studies in the Book of Judith (2012 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Scriptural Authority in Early Judaism and Ancient Christianity (2013 Kalimi, Nicklas, Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Political Power and Ideology in Early Judaism (2014 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Canonicity, Setting, Wisdom in the Deuterocanonicals (2014 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Religion and Female Body in Ancient Judaism and Its Environments (2015 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2017 Xeravits/Zsengellér/Balla), edited volume]]

*[[Figures who Shape Scriptures, Scriptures that Shape Figures (2018 Xeravits/Goering), edited volume]]

====Articles (selected)====

''1997''

*''Notes sur le 11QPsa Créat. 7-9'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Revue de Qumrân]] 69 (1997) 145-48

''1999''

*''Précisions sur le texte original et le concept messianique de CD 7:13-8:1 et 19:5-14'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Revue de Qumrân]] 73 (1999) 47-59

''2000''

*''The Early History of Qumran’s Messianic Expectations'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses]] 76 (2000) 113-21

*''Considerations on Canon and the Dead Sea Scrolls'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Qumran Chronicle]] 9/2 (2000) 165-78

''2001''

*''Does the Figure of ‘Son of Man’ Have a Place in the Eschatological Thinking of the Qumran Community?'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Louvain Studies 26 (2001) 334-45

*''The Figure of David in the Book of Ben Sira'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Henoch]] 23 (2001) 27-38

''2003''

*''Moses Redivivus in Qumran?'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Qumran Chronicle]] 11 (2003) 91-105

*''Wisdom Traits in the Qumranic Presentation of the Eschatological Prophet'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Wisdom and Apocalypticism in the Dead Sea Scrolls and in the Biblical Tradition (2003 García Martínez), edited volume]], 183-92

''2005''

*''Poetic Passages in the Aramaic Part of the Book of Daniel'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Biblische Notizen]] 124 (2005) 29-40

''2007''

*''From the Forefathers to the ‘Angry Lion.’ Qumran and the Hasmonaeans'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Books of the Maccabees (2007 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]], 211–21

*''Interreligiosity as a Literary Fiction in the ‘Court Tales’ of the Old Testament'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Reflecting Diversity (Schnittpunkte – Intersections 1, eds. P. Losonczi and [[Géza G. Xeravits]]), Wien: LIT Verlag 2007, 1-11

*''Some Remarks on the Figure of Elijah in Lives of the Prophets 21:1-3'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Flores Florentino. FS. F. García Martínez (JSJSup, eds. T. Hilhorst and [[Eibert J.C. Tigchelaar]]), Leiden: Brill 2007, 499-508

''2008''

*''Remarks on the Miracles of Elisha in the Lives of the Prophets 22:5-20'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[With Wisdom as a Robe: Qumran and Other Jewish Studies (2009 Dobos/Koszeghy), edited volume]], 360-64

''2009''

*''The Wonders of Elĳah in the Lives of the Prophets'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2008 Lichtenberger/Mittmann-Richert), edited volume]], 231-38

''2010''

*''‘Stranger in a Strange Land:’ Tobiah’s Journey'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Stranger in Ancient and Mediaeval Jewish Tradition (2010 Xeravits / Dusek), edited volume]], 86-94

''2011''

*''Conflicting Ideas about the Temple in 2 Baruch 4 and 6'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Judaism and Crisis: Crisis as a Catalyst in Jewish Cultural History (eds. A. Lange, K. F. D. Römheld, M. Weigold), Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2011. pp. 153-164

''2012''

*''The Supplication of Judith (Judith 9:1-14'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[A Pious Seductress. Studies in the Book of Judith (2012 Xeravits), edited volume]], 161-178

==External links==
*[http://vm.mtmt.hu//search/slist.php?lang=0&AuthorID=10011978 mtmt.hu (Full bibliography)]
*[https://sapientia-hu.academia.edu/GezaXeravits Academia.edu Profile]

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Ibolya Balla (b.1975), scholar

2017-09-17T10:48:24Z

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'''Ibolya Balla''' (b. 1975) is a Hungarian scholar. PhD (2008) in Theology at the Murdoch University, Perth, Australia. Since 2011: Assistant Professor at the Reformed Theological Academy (Pápa).

==Works ==

====Books====

*[[Ben Sira on Family, Gender, and Sexuality (2011 Balla), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2017 Xeravits/Zsengellér/Balla), edited volume]]

==Biography==

[[Category:Scholars|Balla]]

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[[Category:OT Apocrypha Studies|~1975 Balla]]

József Zsengellér (b.1966), scholar

2017-09-17T10:46:20Z

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[[File:zsengeller.jpg|thumb|József Zsengellér]]

'''József Zsengellér''' (b. 1966) is a Hungarian scholar.

==Biography==
PhD (1998) in Theology at the University of Utrecht. 1998-2011: Professor at the Reformed Theological Academy (Pápa). Since 2010: Professor and Chair at the Department of History of Ancient Religions, Faculty of Theology of the [[Károli Gáspár Reformed University]] (Budapest). With [[Stefan Schorch]] he is currently preparing the critical edition of the Samaritan Pentateuch.

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====

*[[Gerizim as Israel. Northern Tradition of the Old Testament and the Early History of the Samaritans (1998 Zsengellér), book]]

*[[Az "igazi" izraeliták. Tanulmányok a samaritánus közösség ókori történetéről és irodalmáról (2004 Zsengellér), book]]

*[[Bálám könyve I. A Numeri 22-24 ókori hatástörténete (2006 Zsengellér), book]]

*[[Textus és kontextus (2011 Zsengellér), book]]

*[[A kánon többszólamúsága (2014 Zsengellér), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Szövetségek erőterében. A deuterokanonikus irodalom alapvető kérdései (2004 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Hagyomány és előzmény. Intertestamentális tanulmányok (2004 Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[The Book of Tobit: Text, Tradition, Theology (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]
**[[Tobit/Tóbiás könyve. Szöveg - hagyomány - teológia (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume (Hungarian ed.)]]

*[[The Books of the Maccabees (2007 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Ben Sira (2008 Xeravits/Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Hebraisztikai tanulmányok (2009 Schweitzer/Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Wisdom (2010 Xeravits / Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Deuterocanonical Additions of the Old Testament Books (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Samaria, Samarians, Samaritans: Studies on Bible, History and Linguistics (2011 Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2017 Xeravits/Zsengellér/Balla), edited volume]]

==External links==

[[Category:Scholars|Zsengellér]]

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International Conference on the Deuterocanonical Books (2004-), learned society

2017-09-17T10:44:23Z

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The '''International Conference on the Deuterocanonical Books''' (2004-) is a gathering of international specialists on the Old Testament Apocrypha, chaired by [[Géza G. Xeravits]].

==History==
A yearly series of international conferences on the Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature was initiated by [[Géza G. Xeravits]], secretary of the Shime'on Centre (Pápa, Hungary) in 2002. The first meeting (May 2003) was organised for Hungarian scholars, then, from 2004, for the international public. From 2009, the meetings take place at [[Sapientia College of Theology]], Budapest.

==Meetings and Proceedings==

====1st Meeting: The Book of Tobit (2004)====

*See: [[The Book of Tobit]]

2004 (Papa, Hungary; 20-21 May 2004) - The Book of Tobit. Program: [[Jean-M. Auwers]]: "La tradition vieille-latine du livre de Tobie. Un état de la question" -- [[Beate Ego]]: "The Book of Tobit and the Jewish Diaspora" -- [[John J. Collins]]: "The Judaism of the Book of Tobit" -- [[Stefan Beyerle]]: "‘Release Me to Go to My Everlasting Home’ (Tob. 3:6): A Belief in an After-Life in Late Wisdom Literature?" -- [[Tobias Nicklas]]: "Marriage in the Book of Tobit: A Synoptic Approach" -- [[Naomi S. Jacobs]]: "The Significance of Food and Eating in the Book of Tobit" -- [[Ida Fröhlich]]: "The Book of Tobit in Qumran Background" -- [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]]: "The Connections of Tobit and Ben Sira" -- [[Ottó Pecsuk]]: "The Theological and Literary Role of Blindness in the Book of Tobit" -- [[János Bolyki]]: "Burial as Ethical Task in the Book of Tobit and in the Greek Tragedies" -- [[Thomas Hieke]]: "Endogamy in the Book of Tobit, Genesis and Ezra/Nehemiah" -- [[József Zsengellér]]: "Topography as Theology"

*[[The Book of Tobit: Text, Tradition, Theology (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]
*[[Tobit/Tóbiás könyve. Szöveg - hagyomány - teológia (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume (Hungarian ed.)]]

====2nd Meeting: The Books of the Maccabees (2005)====

*See: [[The Books of the Maccabees]]

2005 (Papa, Hungary; 9-11 June 2005) - The Books of the Maccabees. Program: [[Marie-F. Baslez]]: The origin of the martyrdom images: from the Book of Maccabees to the Christian Acts -- [[Katell Berthelot]]: The Hasmonean Wars and the Model of the Conquest of Canaan by Joshua in 1 and 2 Maccabees [[János Bolyki]]: “As soon as the signal was given” (2 Macc 4:14). Gymnasion and theatron in service of Hellenism -- [[Gilles Dorival]]: Has Deuterocanonical Books category a Jewish origin? -- [[Beate Ego]]: God´s Justice—The Motif of “Mirrored punishment”in 2 Maccabees -- [[Thomas Hieke]]: Productive Reception. The Role of “Scripture”in the Last Words of Mattathias (1 Macc 2:49-70) -- [[John Kampen]]: The Books of the Maccabees and the Development of Jewish Sectarianism during the Second Temple Period -- [[Armin Lange]]: 2 Maccabees 2:13-14—Library or Canon? -- [[Menachem Mor]]: Samaritans in the Books of the Maccabees -- [[Tobias Nicklas]]: Aspects of Language and Style in 2 Maccabees -- [[Jack Pastor]]: The Famine in 1 Maccabees—History or Apology (1 Macc 9:23-24) -- [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]]: The Role of History in 1 Macc 2:49-70 -- [[Stefan Schorch]]: The Libraries of 2 Macc 2:13-15 and the Role of Books in 2nd Century BCE Judaism -- [[Matthias Weigold]]: The Deluge and the Flood of Emotions: The Use of Flood Imagery in 4 Macc in its Ancient Jewish Context -- [[Géza G. Xeravits]]: From Abraham to the “Angry Lion.”Qumran and the Hasmonaeans -- [[József Zsengellér]]: Maccabeees and Temple Propaganda

*[[The Books of the Maccabees (2007 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

====3rd Meeting: The Book of Ben Sira (2006)====

*See: [[The Book of Ben Sira]]

2006 (Papa, Hungary; 18-20 May 2006) - The Book of Ben Sira. Program: Andreas Bammer: Notices to Sir 15:11-20 -- [[Pancratius C. Beentjes]]: Ben Sira 44:17-23—The Patriarchs: Text, Tradition, Theology -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini]]: Where does Ben Sira Belong? Canon, Literary Genre, Intellectual Movement, Social Group -- [[Nuria Calduch-Benages]]: Divorce in Ben Sira -- [[Jeremy Corley]]: Sir 44:1-15 as Introduction to the Praise of the Ancestors -- [[Renate Egger-Wenzel]]: Sacrifice in Ben Sira -- [[Armin Lange]]: Canonical Lists in Ben Sira -- [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]]: Kriterien zur Unterscheidung von Torah und Chokhmah im Buch Ben Sira -- [[Stefan Schorch]]: Jewish intellectual culture in the 2nd century BCE according to the prologue to the Book of Ben Sira -- [[Mathias Weigold]]: Noah in the Praise of the Fathers: The Flood Story in Nuce -- [[Benjamin G. Wright]]: The Use and Interpretation of Biblical Tradition in Ben Sira’s Praise of the Fathers -- [[József Zsengellér]]: Ben Sira in Rabbinic Literature

*[[Studies in the Book of Ben Sira (2008 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

====4th Meeting: The Wisdom of Solomon (2007)====

*See [[The Wisdom of Solomon]]

2007 (Papa, Hungary; 2007) - The Wisdom of Solomon. Program: [[Esther Eshel]], New Edomite Wisdom Texts from Maresha -- [[Hanan Eshel]], Lady Wisdom and Syriac Psalm 154 -- [[Greg Schmitt Goering]], Election and Knowledge in the Wisdom of Solomon -- [[Matthew Goff]], The Interpretation of Gen 1-3 in the Wisdom of Solomon and 4QInstruction -- [[Michael F. Kolarcik]], Sapiential Values and Apocalyptic Imagery in the Wisdom of Solomon -- [[Armin Lange]], “And Through Wisdom They Were Saved” (Wis 9:18). The Wisdom of Salomon and the Question of an Alexandrian Torah-Only Canon -- [[Luca Mazzinghi]], Law of Nature and Light of the Law in the Book of Wisdom (Wis 18:4c) -- [[Moyna McGlynn]], Solomon, Wisdom, and the Philosopher Kings -- [[Angelo Passaro]], Cosmology and Music. Wis 19:18 and the Concept of Creation in the Book of Wisdom -- [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]], The Structure as Guideline of the Interpretation. The Way of Talking in the Prologue (Wis 1:1-15) -- [[Stefan Schorch]], Wisdom of Solomon and the Mystical/Magical Tradition in Ancient Judaism -- [[Matthias Weigold]], The Pilot of the Ark: Receptions of Noah and the Flood Story in the Book of Wisdom -- [[József Zsengellér]], The Taste of the Paradise. The Interpretation of Manna in the Book of Wisdom

*[[Studies in the Book of Wisdom (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

====5th Meeting: The Additions (2008)====

*See: [[The Additions (2008), conference]]

2008 (Papa, Hungary; May 15-17, 2008) - The Additions. Program: [[Beate Ego]], Mordechai’s Refusal of Proskynesis in front of Haman in the Septuagint and Related Literature -- [[Ida Fröhlich]], Court Stories and Eschatology in Second Temple Literature: The Additions to Esther --[[Thomas Hieke]], Atonement in the Prayer of Azariah (Dan 3:40) -- [[Armin Lange]], What Is in a Name? Daniel in the Daniel-Traditions and Elsewhere -- [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]], Wissen – Verstehen – Weisheit im Buch Baruch -- [[Karin Schöpflin]], Susanna and Literature—a Reception-Historical Perspective -- [[Stefan Schorch]], Genderizing Piety: The Prayers of Mordecai and Esther in Comparison -- [[Michal Wojciechowski]], The Criticism of Religion in Dan 14, Bar 6 and Related Texts -- [[Benjamin G. Wright]], The Epistle of Jeremiah: Translation or Composition? -- [[Géza G. Xeravits]], The Closing Psalm of Baruch (Bar 4:30-5:9) -- [[József Zsengellér]], The Concept of Additions

*[[Deuterocanonical Additions of the Old Testament Books (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

====6th Meeting: The Book of Judith (2009)====

*See: [[The Book of Judith (2009), conference]]

*[http://www.sapientia.hu/hu/system/files/plakat_Judit_0.pdf Official Poster of the Event]

2009 (Budapest, Hungary; 2009) - The Book of Judith. Program: [[Eszter Balassa]], The Consequences of Dinah’s Rape -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini]], The Armenian King Tigranes the Great as Nebuchadnezzar in the Book of Judith: A Hasmonean Eulogy of Queen Alexandra -- [[Ellen Juhl Christiansen]], Judith: Defender of Israel—Preserver of the Temple -- [[Jeremy Corley]], Imitation of Septuagintal Narrative and Greek Historiography in the Portrait of Holofernes -- József Gátas, Herodotean Influence on the Book of Judith? -- [[Thomas Hieke]], Torah in Judith. Dietary Laws, Purity and Other Torah Issues in the Book of Judith -- Judith Lang, The Lord Who Crushes Wars. Studies on Judith 9:7, Judith 16:2 and Exodus 15:3 -- [[Angelo Passaro]], The Book of Judith: Between Historical Fiction and Theology of History -- [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]], “The Light of my Brother”—The Role of Achior -- [[Karin Schöpflin]], Judith on Stage. The Dramatic Career of a Biblical Heroine -- [[Michal Wojciechowski]], Moral Teaching of the Book of Judith -- [[Géza G. Xeravits]], The Supplication of Judith (Jud 9:1–14) -- [[József Zsengellér]], Hermeneutical Procedures and the Book of Judith

*[[A Pious Seductress. Studies in the Book of Judith (2012 Xeravits), edited volume]]

====7th Meeting: The Concept of Authority in Early Jewish Literature (2010)====

*See: [[The Concept of Authority in Early Jewish Literature (2010), conference]]

*[http://www.sapientia.hu/hu/system/files/early.pdf Official Poster of the Event]

2010 (Budapest, Hungary; 2010) - The Concept of Authority in Early Jewish Literature. Program: [[Heinz-J. Fabry]]: Dealing with the Secular Authorities in the Late Books of the Old Testament -- [[Beate Ego]]: Authority in the Book of Esther -- [[Karin Schöpflin]]: Tobit as Example and Teacher of Authority -- [[Gary A. Anderson]]: The Authority of Torah in the Book of Tobit -- [[Michael Wojciechowski]]: Authority and Canonicity of the Book of Tobit -- [[Eibert J.C. Tigchelaar]]: Issues of Authority in S (Serekh ha-Yahad), D (Damascus Document), and other Dead Sea Scrolls, Compared and Revisited -- [[John C. Endres]]: The Book of Jubilees and the Authority of Moses -- [[Bradley C. Gregory]]: Ben Sira as Negotiator of Authoritative Traditions -- [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]]: Ben Sira’s Way(s) of Reading his Bible -- [[Stefan Schorch]]: Which Kind of Authority? The Authority of the Torah in the Hellenistic Period -- [[Benjamin G. Wright]]: Pseudonymous Authorship and Structures of Authority in the Letter of Aristeas -- [[Moyna McGlynn]]: Authority and Sacred Space: Concepts of the Jerusalem Temple in Aristeas, Wisdom and Josephus -- [[Eric F. Mason]]: Angels, Authority, and Origins: Developments in the Understanding of Angels in Second Temple Judaism -- [[Stefan Beyerle]]: The Potter’s Oracle -- [[Balázs Tamási]]: The Authority of Second Baruch -- [[Levente Balázs Martos]]: Authority of a Forgiven King—David’s Psalms in the Letter to the Romans -- [[Tobias Nicklas]]: Playing with Scriptural Authority in the Book of Revelation

*[[Scriptural Authority in Early Judaism and Ancient Christianity (2013 Kalimi, Nicklas, Xeravits), edited volume]]

====8th Meeting: Political Power and Ideology in Early Jewish and Early Christian Literature (2011)====

*See: [[Political Power and Ideology in Early Jewish and Early Christian Literature (2011), conference]]

*[http://www.sapientia.hu/hu/system/files/political_power_plakat_0.pdf Official Poster of the Event]

2011 (Budapest, Hungary; 2011) - Political Power and Ideology in Early Jewish and Early Christian Literature. Program: István Karasszon: National Ideology or Ethical Tradition? A Fresh Approach to Deuteronomy -- David Benka: The Power of the Powerless and the Powerless Power: A Reading of Nahum -- [[Karin Schöpflin]]: Political Power and Ideology in Qohelet -- [[Ida Fröhlich]]: Political Theology in the Deuteronomistic History -- [[Michael Wojciechowski]]: To Fight or not to Fight? Various Answers to the Foreign Political Power in the Deuterocanonical Literature -- [[Stefan Schorch]]: Secular Power and Religious Claim—The Judean and the Samari(t)an Ways of Constructing a Difficult Relationship -- [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]]: Use of Power and the Powerful in the Book of Wisdom (Sapientia Salamonis) -- [[Jack Pastor]]: What did Josephus Mean by the Word ‘Freedom’ -- [[József Zsengellér]]: Being Jewish as the Controversial Ideology of the Maccabean Political Power -- [[Moyna McGlynn]]: The Politeuma: Guardian of Civil Rights or Heavenly Commonwealth in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt -- György Geréby: Philo’s Debate with Pseudo-Aristotle on Monarchy: Two Kinds of Political Metaphysics -- [[Géza G. Xeravits]]: The West Wall of the Dura Synagogue as a Political and Religious Manifesto -- Csaba Ötvös: The Fourth Race. The Concept of a ‘Generation without King’ in the Writing without Title (NHC II,5) -- József Gátas: The Political Background of a Mystical Ascension -- Elizabeth Narvaez and Alejandro David Tamez: Political Ideology and the Priesthood: Reflections from 1 Maccabees

*[[Political Power and Ideology in Early Judaism (2014 Xeravits), edited volume]]

====9th Meeting: Religion and Female Body in Ancient East Mediterranean (2012)====

*See: [[Religion and Female Body in Ancient East Mediterranean (2012), conference]]

*[http://www.sapientia.hu/hu/system/files/religionandfemalebody_poster.pdf Official Poster of the Event]

2012 (Budapest, Hungary; 29-31 May 2012) - [[Benjamin G. Wright]]: The Female Body in Early Judaism: Constructing Women and Men -- Réka Esztári & Ádám Vér: Prophetesses and Female Ecstatics in Assyria -- Miklós Kőszeghy: Der vorexilische (?) Frauenkörper in der Welt des Alten Testament -- [[Stefan Schorch]]: "A Garden Locked is My Sister, My Bride:" The Relation between Theology and Anthropology according to Song of Songs -- [[Thomas Hieke]]: Menstruation and Impurity. Regular Abstention from the Cult According to Leviticus 15:19-24 and Some Examples for the Reception of the Biblical Text in Early Judaism -- [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]]: Wisdom Personified -- [[Ibolya Balla]]: "Pillars of Gold on a Silver Base:" Female Beauty as the Cause of Anxiety and Praise in the Book of Ben Sira -- [[Karin Schöpflin]]: Women’s Roles in the Narrative and Theology of the Book of Tobit -- [[József Zsengellér]]: Judith as a Female David. Beauty and Body in Religious Context -- [[Gábor Buzási]]: Eros and Allegory in Hellenistic Judaism and Late Antique Paganism -- Hanna Stenström: Female Imagery in Revelation -- [[Korinna Zamfir]]: The Hiddenness of Female Body — 1Timothy -- György Geréby: Gender and Childbearing in the Protevangelium Jacobi -- Csaba Ötvös: The Likeness and the Body. The Concepts of the First Woman in the Gnostic Tractates from Nag Hammadi -- Gáspár Parlagi: The City without(?) Women—Approaches to the Female in Early Monastic Literature

*[[Religion and Female Body in Ancient Judaism and Its Environments (2015 Xeravits), edited volume]]

====10th Meeting: A Jubilary Meeting: Aspects of Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2013)====

*See: [[Aspects of Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2013), conference]]

*[http://www.sapientia.hu/hu/system/files/biblikus_konferencia_2013_june_deuterocan_honlapra.pdf Official Poster of the Event]

2013 (Budapest, Hungary; 4-6 June 2013) - [[Géza G. Xeravits]]: Opening -- [[John Kampen]]: Wisdom in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literatures – Respondents: [[Greg Schmidt Goering]] and [[Karin Schöpflin]] -- [[Pancratius Beentjes]]: Philo’s Use of the Book of Ben Sira -- [[Ibolya Balla]]: Images of Imparting Wisdom in Ben Sira and Proverbs -- Luca Mazzinghi: Moses in the Book of Wisdom and Other Early Jewish Texts -- [[Balázs Tamási]]: Jeremiah in the Deuterocanonical Literature -- [[John J. Collins]]: The Penumbra of the Canon. What Do the Deutero-Canonical Books Represent? – Respondents: [[Stefan Schorch]] and [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] -- [[Benjamin G. Wright]]: Deuterocanonical Literature and Hellenism – Respondents: [[József Zsengellér]] and [[Katell Berthelot]] -- [[Ida Fröhlich]]: Wisdom in the Book of Tobit -- Francis Macatangay: Apocalypticism and Narration in the Book of Tobit

*[[Canonicity, Setting, Wisdom in the Deuterocanonicals (2014 Xeravits), edited volume]]

====11th Meeting: Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature. International Meeting of the ISDCL (2015)====

*See: [[Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2015), conference]]

*[http://www.sapientia.hu/hu/system/files/%252Fvar/www/clients/client11/web11/private/files/deuterocanonical_symposion_2015.pdf Official Poster of the Event]

2015 (Budapest, Hungary, 28 June-1 July 2015) - [[Stefan Reif]]: How Did Early Judaism Understand the Concept of ‘Avodah? -- [[Pancratius C. Beentjes]]: Worship in the Books of Chronicles -- [[Jeremy Corley]]: Sirach Chapter 2 and the Temple -- [[Severino Bussino]]: Word and Prayer in the Book of Ben Sira -- [[Otto Mulder]]: The Feast in Sirach 50: Yoma or Tamid or Rosh Hashanah? -- [[Beate Ego]]: The Concept of the Temple in 2 Maccabbees -- [[Pierre Jordaan]]: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Martyr Narratives of 2 Maccabees 6 and 7: The Creating of a New Type of Worship -- [[Nuria Calduch-Benages]]: Penitence in the Book of Baruch -- [[Marko Marttila]]: The Role of the Babylonian Priests in the Letter of Jeremiah -- [[Ursula Schattner-Rieser]]: Different Kinds of Worship in the Second Temple Period and the “Offering of Lips” in the Ssectarian Writings from Qumran -- [[Balázs Tamási]]: Levi, Levites and Worship in Qumran -- [[Stefan Beyerle]]: Temples and Sanctuaries within Their Apocalyptic Setting -- [[Ibolya Balla]]: Ben Sira on the Piety of Men and Women: Binary Opposites in the Taxonomy of Piety? -- [[Renate Egger-Wenzel]]: Gestures and Locations of Worship in the Book of Tobit -- [[Francis Macatangay]]: Cultic and Charitable Acts in the Book of Tobit -- [[Karin Schöpflin]] and [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]]: Hellenistic Philosophical and Religious Background of Worship -- [[Barbara Schmitz]]: Aspects of Worship in the Letter of Aristeas -- [[Markus Witte]]: Worship and Holy Places in the Wisdom of Solomon -- [[Gerhard Swart]]: No Place for Worship—Rhetorical Function and Historical Significance of a Prayer Theme in Deuterocanonical Literature -- [[József Zsengellér]]: Aspects of Worship in Pseudo-Philo -- [[Géza G. Xeravits]]: Temple and Synagogue in Late Antique Setting -- [[Csaba Ötvös]]: Creation and Worship in Gnosticism

*[[Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2017 Xeravits/Zsengellér/Balla), edited volume]]

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Géza G. Xeravits (M / Hungary, 1971-2019), scholar

2017-09-17T10:42:45Z

Xeravits:

[[File:xera_4enoch.jpg|thumb|250px|Géza Xeravits]]

'''Géza G. Xeravits''' (b. 1971) is a Hungarian scholar. PhD (2002) in Theology at the University of Groningen. 2002-2009: Professor at the Reformed Theological Academy (Pápa). 2009-2015: Professor and Chair at the Department of Bible, [[Sapientia College of Theology]] (Budapest). From 2015: Professor of Old Testament at Selye J. University (Komárno, Slovakia). Chair of the [[International Conference on the Deuterocanonical Books]]. Vice-president of the [[Hungarian Society of Hebraists (2002-), learned society]]. Member of the International Advisory Panel of the [[International Society for the Study of Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2002-), learned society]].

==Works==

====Books====

*[[A qumráni közösség szentírásértelmezése: folyamatos peserek, fordítás és magyarázat (2001 Xeravits), book]]

*[[King, Priest, Prophet: Positive Eschatological Protagonists of the Qumran Library (2003 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Átalakuló hagyományok. Tanulmányok a qumráni Közösség, a korai zsidóság és a születő kereszténység irodalmáról (2003 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Könyvtár a pusztában. Bevezetés a holt-tengeri tekercsek nem-bibliai irodalmába (2008 Xeravits), book]]

*[[A deuterokanonikus könyvek. Bevezetés keletkezés- és irodalomtörténetükbe (2008 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Morzsák Dánieltől Bárukig. Újabb tanulmányok a korai zsidóság irodalmáról (2009 Xeravits), book]]

*[[A próféták élete. Bevezetés, fordítás és jegyzetek (2010 Xeravits), book]]

*[["Take Courage, O Jerusalem…" Studies in the Psalms of Baruch 4–5 (2015 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Einführung in die Qumranliteratur (2015 Xeravits, Porzig), book]]

*[[Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában (2016 Xeravits), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Szövetségek erőterében. A deuterokanonikus irodalom alapvető kérdései (2004 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[The Book of Tobit: Text, Tradition, Theology (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]
**[[Tobit/Tóbiás könyve. Szöveg - hagyomány - teológia (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume (Hungarian ed.)]]

*[[The Books of the Maccabees (2007 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Ben Sira (2008 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Izsák megkötözése. Történet és hatástörténet (2010 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Wisdom (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[The Stranger in Ancient and Mediaeval Jewish Tradition (2010 Xeravits / Dusek), edited volume]]

*[[Deuterocanonical Additions of the Old Testament Books (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Dualism in Qumran (2010 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Angyalok az ókortól Szent Tamásig (2011 Xeravits, Tamási, Szabó), edited volume]]

*[[A Pious Seductress: Studies in the Book of Judith (2012 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Scriptural Authority in Early Judaism and Ancient Christianity (2013 Kalimi, Nicklas, Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Political Power and Ideology in Early Judaism (2014 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Canonicity, Setting, Wisdom in the Deuterocanonicals (2014 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Religion and Female Body in Ancient Judaism and Its Environments (2015 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2017 Xeravits/Zsengellér/Balla), edited volume]]

====Articles (selected)====

''1997''

*''Notes sur le 11QPsa Créat. 7-9'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Revue de Qumrân]] 69 (1997) 145-48

''1999''

*''Précisions sur le texte original et le concept messianique de CD 7:13-8:1 et 19:5-14'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Revue de Qumrân]] 73 (1999) 47-59

''2000''

*''The Early History of Qumran’s Messianic Expectations'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses]] 76 (2000) 113-21

*''Considerations on Canon and the Dead Sea Scrolls'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Qumran Chronicle]] 9/2 (2000) 165-78

''2001''

*''Does the Figure of ‘Son of Man’ Have a Place in the Eschatological Thinking of the Qumran Community?'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Louvain Studies 26 (2001) 334-45

*''The Figure of David in the Book of Ben Sira'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Henoch]] 23 (2001) 27-38

''2003''

*''Moses Redivivus in Qumran?'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Qumran Chronicle]] 11 (2003) 91-105

*''Wisdom Traits in the Qumranic Presentation of the Eschatological Prophet'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Wisdom and Apocalypticism in the Dead Sea Scrolls and in the Biblical Tradition (2003 García Martínez), edited volume]], 183-92

''2005''

*''Poetic Passages in the Aramaic Part of the Book of Daniel'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Biblische Notizen]] 124 (2005) 29-40

''2007''

*''From the Forefathers to the ‘Angry Lion.’ Qumran and the Hasmonaeans'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Books of the Maccabees (2007 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]], 211–21

*''Interreligiosity as a Literary Fiction in the ‘Court Tales’ of the Old Testament'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Reflecting Diversity (Schnittpunkte – Intersections 1, eds. P. Losonczi and [[Géza G. Xeravits]]), Wien: LIT Verlag 2007, 1-11

*''Some Remarks on the Figure of Elijah in Lives of the Prophets 21:1-3'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Flores Florentino. FS. F. García Martínez (JSJSup, eds. T. Hilhorst and [[Eibert J.C. Tigchelaar]]), Leiden: Brill 2007, 499-508

''2008''

*''Remarks on the Miracles of Elisha in the Lives of the Prophets 22:5-20'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[With Wisdom as a Robe: Qumran and Other Jewish Studies (2009 Dobos/Koszeghy), edited volume]], 360-64

''2009''

*''The Wonders of Elĳah in the Lives of the Prophets'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2008 Lichtenberger/Mittmann-Richert), edited volume]], 231-38

''2010''

*''‘Stranger in a Strange Land:’ Tobiah’s Journey'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Stranger in Ancient and Mediaeval Jewish Tradition (2010 Xeravits / Dusek), edited volume]], 86-94

''2011''

*''Conflicting Ideas about the Temple in 2 Baruch 4 and 6'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Judaism and Crisis: Crisis as a Catalyst in Jewish Cultural History (eds. A. Lange, K. F. D. Römheld, M. Weigold), Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2011. pp. 153-164

''2012''

*''The Supplication of Judith (Judith 9:1-14'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[A Pious Seductress. Studies in the Book of Judith (2012 Xeravits), edited volume]], 161-178

==External links==
*[http://vm.mtmt.hu//search/slist.php?lang=0&AuthorID=10011978 mtmt.hu (Full bibliography)]
*[https://sapientia-hu.academia.edu/GezaXeravits Academia.edu Profile]

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Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature Yearbook

2017-09-17T10:41:20Z

Xeravits:

'''Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature Yearbook''' (2004-) is a book series, published by [[Walter de Gruyter]], and edited by [[Friedrich V. Reiterer]], [[Pancratius C. Beentjes]], [[Núria Calduch-Benages]] and [[Benjamin G. Wright]].

==History==

==Books in the series==

*2004: [[Prayer from Tobit to Qumran (2004 Egger-Wenzel/Corley), edited volume]]

*2005: [[The Book of Wisdom in Modern Research (2005 Passaro/Bellia), edited volume]]

*2006: [[History and Identity (2006 Calduch-Benages/Liesen), edited volume]]

*2007: [[Angels (2007 Reiterer/Nicklas/Schöpflin), edited volume]]

*2008: [[Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2008 Lichtenberger/Mittmann-Richert), edited volume]]

*2009: [[The Human Body in Death and Resurrection (2009 Nicklas/Reiterer/Verheyden), edited volume]]

*2010: [[Visions of Peace and Tales of War (2010 Liesen/Beentjes), edited volume]]

*2011: [[Emotions from Ben Sira to Paul (2012 Egger-Wenzel/Corley), edited volume]]

*2012/2013: [[Family and Kinship in the Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2013 Passaro), edited volume]]

*2014/2015: [[The Metaphorical Use of Language in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2014 Witte/Behnke), edited volume]]

*2016/2017: [[Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2017 Xeravits/Zsengellér/Balla), edited volume]]

==External links==

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Lives of the Prophets (biblio)

2017-09-17T10:33:23Z

Xeravits:

*[[:Category:Lives of the Prophets (text)|BACK TO THE LIVES OF THE PROPHETS]]

==Selected Bibliography==

====Translations====
*[[Charles Cutler Torrey]], The Lives of the Prophets. Greek Text and Translation (JBL Monograph Series 1, Philadelphia: SBL 1946): English translation.

*[[Douglas R.A. Hare]], The Lives of the Prophets, in: [[The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha (1983-1985 Charlesworth), edited volume]], 2: 379-384: English translation.

*[[Natalio Fernández Marcos]], Vidas de los profetas, in: [[Apócrifos del Antiguo Testamento (1984-2009 Díez Macho/Piñero Sáenz), edited volume]], 2: 505–525: Spanish translation.

*[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], Vitae Prophetarum (JSHRZ I/7, Gütersloh: Gütersloher Verlagshaus 1997): German translation.

*[[A próféták élete. Bevezetés, fordítás és jegyzetek (2010 Xeravits), book]]: Hungarian translation.

====Introductions====

*[[Albert-Marie Denis]], Introduction à la littérature religieuse judéo-hellenistique (2 vols., Turnhout: Brepols 2000), 1: 577–607.

*[[Lorenzo DiTommaso]], [[The Book of Daniel and the Apocryphal Daniel Literature (2005 DiTommaso), book]], 339-345: bibliographic collection.

====Dictionaries====
P. Enns, Lives of the Prophets, in: [[The Eerdmans Dictionary of Early Judaism (2010 Collins / Harlow), dictionary]], 892b-894a

====Studies====

[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], [[Studien zu den frühjüdischen Prophetenlegenden Vitae prophetarum (1995-96 Schwemer), book]]

[[David Satran]], [[Biblical Prophets in Byzantine Palestine: Reassessing the Lives of the Prophets (1995 Satran), book]]

E. Koskenniemi, The Old Testament Miracle-Workers in Early Judaism (WUNT 2.206, Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 2005), 160-188.

====Articles====
''1800s''
*I.H. Hall, Notes on the "Lives of the Prophets", JBL 6 (1886) 97-102.

''1980s''
*[[David Satran]], Daniel: Seer, Philosopher, Holy Man, in: [[Ideal Figures in Ancient Judaism: Profiles and Paradigms (1980 Collins, Nickelsburg), edited volume]], 33-48.

*[[Michael A. Knibb]], The Ethiopic Version of the Lives of the Prophets, BSOAS 43 (1980) 197-206.

*[[Michael A. Knibb]], The Ethiopic Version of the Lives of the Prophets II, BSOAS 48 (1985) 16-41.

''1990s''
*F. Dolbeau, "De vita et obitu prophetarum". Une traduction médiolatine des vies grecques des prophètes, Revue Bénédictine 100 (1990) 507-539.

*[[David Satran]], Biblical Prophets and Christian Legend: The Lives of the Prophets Reconsidered, in: Messiah and Christos. Studies in the Jewish Origins of Christianity Presented to David Flusser on the Occasion of His Seventy-Fifth Birthday (TSAJ 32, eds. I. Gruenwald et al., Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 1992), 143–149.

*[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], Elija als Araber. Die haggadischen Motive in der Legende vom Messias Menachem ben Hiskija (yBer 2,4 5a; EkhR 1,16 § 51) im Vergleich mit den Elija-Legenden der Vitae Prophetarum, in: Die Heiden. Juden, Christen und das Problem des Fremden (eds. R. Feldmeier and U. Heckel, WUNT 70, Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 1994), 108-157.

*[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], Die Verwendung der Septuaginta in den Vitae Prophetarum, in: Die Septuaginta zwischen Judentum und Christentum (eds. M. Hengel and A.M. Schwemer, WUNT 72, Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 1994), 62-91.

''2000s''
*[[Géza G. Xeravits]], Some Remarks on the Figure of Elijah in Lives of the Prophets 21:1-3, in: Flores Florentino (JSJSup 122, eds. T. Hilhorst and E.J.C. Tigchelaar, Leiden: Brill 2007), 499-508.

*[[Pieter W. van der Horst]], Die Prophetengräber im antiken Judentum, in: Interesse am Judentum. Die Franz-Delitzsch-Vorlesungen 1989 – 2008 (Münsteraner Judaistische Studien 23, eds. J.C. de Vos and F. Siegert, Berlin/Münster 2008), 55–71.

*[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], Vitae Prophetarum und Neues Testament, in: [[Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2008 Lichtenberger/Mittmann-Richert), edited volume]], 199-230.

*[[Géza G. Xeravits]], The Wonders of Elijah in the Lives of the Prophets, in: [[Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2008 Lichtenberger/Mittmann-Richert), edited volume]], 231-238.

*[[Géza G. Xeravits]], Remarks on the Miracles of Elisha in the Lives of the Prophets 22:5-20, in: [[With Wisdom as a Robe: Qumran and Other Jewish Studies (2009 Dobos/Koszeghy), edited volume]], 360-364.

''2010s''
*[[Géza G. Xeravits]], Some Common Themes in the Early Jewish Prophetic Biographies of Vitae Prophetarum, in: [[Weisheit als Lebensgrundlage (Wisdom for Life / 2013 Egger-Wenzel, Schöpflin, Diehl), edited volume]], 437-449.

Lives of the Prophets (biblio)

2017-09-17T10:29:24Z

Xeravits:

*[[:Category:Lives of the Prophets (text)|BACK TO THE LIVES OF THE PROPHETS]]

==Selected Bibliography==

====Translations====
*[[Charles Cutler Torrey]], The Lives of the Prophets. Greek Text and Translation (JBL Monograph Series 1, Philadelphia: SBL 1946): English translation.

*[[Douglas R.A. Hare]], The Lives of the Prophets, in: [[The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha (1983-1985 Charlesworth), edited volume]], 2: 379-384: English translation.

*[[Natalio Fernández Marcos]], Vidas de los profetas, in: [[Apócrifos del Antiguo Testamento (1984-2009 Díez Macho/Piñero Sáenz), edited volume]], 2: 505–525: Spanish translation.

*[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], Vitae Prophetarum (JSHRZ I/7, Gütersloh: Gütersloher Verlagshaus 1997): German translation.

*[[A próféták élete. Bevezetés, fordítás és jegyzetek (2010 Xeravits), book]]: Hungarian translation.

====Introductions====

*[[Albert-Marie Denis]], Introduction à la littérature religieuse judéo-hellenistique (2 vols., Turnhout: Brepols 2000), 1: 577–607.

*[[Lorenzo DiTommaso]], [[The Book of Daniel and the Apocryphal Daniel Literature (2005 DiTommaso), book]], 339-345: bibliographic collection.

====Dictionaries====
P. Enns, Lives of the Prophets, in: [[The Eerdmans Dictionary of Early Judaism (2010 Collins / Harlow), dictionary]], 892b-894a

====Studies====

[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], [[Studien zu den frühjüdischen Prophetenlegenden Vitae prophetarum (1995-96 Schwemer), book]]

[[David Satran]], [[Biblical Prophets in Byzantine Palestine: Reassessing the Lives of the Prophets (1995 Satran), book]]

E. Koskenniemi, The Old Testament Miracle-Workers in Early Judaism (WUNT 2.206, Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 2005), 160-188.

====Articles====
''1800s''
*I.H. Hall, Notes on the "Lives of the Prophets", JBL 6 (1886) 97-102.

''1980s''
*[[David Satran]], Daniel: Seer, Philosopher, Holy Man, in: [[Ideal Figures in Ancient Judaism: Profiles and Paradigms (1980 Collins, Nickelsburg), edited volume]], 33-48.

*[[Michael A. Knibb]], The Ethiopic Version of the Lives of the Prophets, BSOAS 43 (1980) 197-206.

*[[Michael A. Knibb]], The Ethiopic Version of the Lives of the Prophets II, BSOAS 48 (1985) 16-41.

''1990s''
*F. Dolbeau, "De vita et obitu prophetarum". Une traduction médiolatine des vies grecques des prophètes, Revue Bénédictine 100 (1990) 507-539.

*[[David Satran]], Biblical Prophets and Christian Legend: The Lives of the Prophets Reconsidered, in: Messiah and Christos. Studies in the Jewish Origins of Christianity Presented to David Flusser on the Occasion of His Seventy-Fifth Birthday (TSAJ 32, eds. I. Gruenwald et al., Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 1992), 143–149.

*[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], Elija als Araber. Die haggadischen Motive in der Legende vom Messias Menachem ben Hiskija (yBer 2,4 5a; EkhR 1,16 § 51) im Vergleich mit den Elija-Legenden der Vitae Prophetarum, in: Die Heiden. Juden, Christen und das Problem des Fremden (eds. R. Feldmeier and U. Heckel, WUNT 70, Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 1994), 108-157.

*[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], Die Verwendung der Septuaginta in den Vitae Prophetarum, in: Die Septuaginta zwischen Judentum und Christentum (eds. M. Hengel and A.M. Schwemer, WUNT 72, Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck 1994), 62-91.

''2000s''
*[[Géza G. Xeravits]], Some Remarks on the Figure of Elijah in Lives of the Prophets 21:1-3, in: Flores Florentino (JSJSup 122, eds. T. Hilhorst and E.J.C. Tigchelaar, Leiden: Brill 2007), 499-508.

*[[Pieter W. van der Horst]], Die Prophetengräber im antiken Judentum, in: Interesse am Judentum. Die Franz-Delitzsch-Vorlesungen 1989 – 2008 (Münsteraner Judaistische Studien 23, eds. J.C. de Vos and F. Siegert, Berlin/Münster 2008), 55–71.

*[[Anna Maria Schwemer]], Vitae Prophetarum und Neues Testament, in: [[Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2008 Lichtenberger/Mittmann-Richert), edited volume]], 199-230.

*[[Géza G. Xeravits]], The Wonders of Elijah in the Lives of the Prophets, in: [[Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2008 Lichtenberger/Mittmann-Richert), edited volume]], 231-238.

*[[Géza G. Xeravits]], Remarks on the Miracles of Elisha in the Lives of the Prophets 22:5-20, in: [[With Wisdom as a Robe: Qumran and Other Jewish Studies (2009 Dobos/Koszeghy), edited volume]], 360-364.

''2010s''
*[[Géza G. Xeravits]], Some Common Themes in the Early Jewish Prophetic Biographies of Vitae Prophetarum, in: [[Weisheit als Lebensgrundlage (2013 Egger-Wenzel/Schöpflin/Diehl), edited volume]], 437-449.

International Society for the Study of Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2002-), learned society

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The '''International Society for the Study of Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature''' (2002-) is "a legally-constituted not-for-profit association of scholars who are concerned with the deuterocanonical and cognate literature in research and teaching."

==Overview==

Founded in 2002, it organized biennial international meetings in the field of the [[OT Apocrypha]] and Cognate Literature.

"The aim of the ISDCL is academic research into the deuterocanonical and cognate literature on an international, interconfessional and interreligious basis, through the preparation of scholarly materials.

The society will promote:
*1. Implementation of individual research projects, as well as their dissemination and publication;
*2. Regular international conferences;
*3. Publications of the proceedings of conferences;
*4. Dialogue with related disciplines."

==Meetings and Proceedings==

* 2003 (Salzburg, Austria) - First ISDCL International Confrence: ''The Function and Relevance of Prayer in Deuterocanonical Literature'' (July 5-9, 2003)
**[[Prayer from Tobit to Qumran (2004 Egger-Wenzel/Corley), edited volume]]

* 2005 (Barcelona, Spain) - Second ISDCL International Confrence: ''How Israel’s Later Authors Viewed Its Earlier History'' (July 2-6, 2005)
**[[History and Identity (2006 Calduch-Benages/Liesen), edited volume]]

* 2007 (Tübingen, Germany) - Third ISDCL International Confrence: ''Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature'' (30 June - 4 July, 2007)
**[[Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2008 Lichtenberger/Mittmann-Richert), edited volume]]

* 2009 (Kerkrade, Netherlands) - Fourth ISDCL International Conference: ''A Time of War and a Time of Peace (Qoh. 3:8): Visions of Peace and Tales of War in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature'' (3-6 July, 2009)
**[[Visions of Peace and Tales of War (2010 Liesen/Beentjes), edited volume]]

* 2011 (Palermo, Italy) - Fifth ISDCL International Conference: ''Family and Kinship in the Deuterocanical and Cognate Literature'' (June 27 - July 1, 2011)
**[[Family and Kinship in the Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2013 Passaro), edited volume]]

* 2013 (Berlin, Germany) - Sixth ISDCL International Conference: "The Metaphorical Use of Language in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature" (July 1-5, 2013)
**[[The Metaphorical Use of Language in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2014 Witte/Behnke), edited volume]]

* 2015 (Budapest, Hungary) - Seventh International Conference: "Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature" (28 June - 1 July, 2015)
**[[Various Aspects of Worship in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2015), conference]]

==External links==

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Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában (2016 Xeravits), book

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'''Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában''' <Hungarian> / ''Jewish and Christian Holy Places in Late Antique Palestine'' (2016) is a book by [[Géza G. Xeravits]].

==Abstract ==

This richly illustrated small volume accompanies an exhibition of the Bible Museum, Budapest about the first Palestinian synagogues and churches. The volume is accompanied by a detailed English summary.

==Editions and translations==

Published in Budapest [Hungary]: Ráday Gyűjtemény Bibliamúzeuma, 2016.

==Contents==

Holy sites in late antique Palestine -- The first Jewish synagogues in Palestine -- The heyday of Palestinian synagogues -- Capernaum: where Jews and Christians coexisted -- Christian church architecture in late antique Palestine -- The Holy Sepulchre, the memorial site of Jesus’ resurrection -- Justitian’s Jerusalem: the heyday of the Christian Holy City -- The end of the Antiquity -- English summary -- List of illustrations in English -- Bibliography

==External links==

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Category:Ark of the Covenant (subject)

2017-01-23T14:45:28Z

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*[[:Category:Artifacts|BACK TO THE ARTIFACTS--INDEX]]

According to Jewish (Christian and Islamic) traditions, the '''Ark of the Covenant''' was a chest built by [[Moses]] to contain the Tablets of the Law, and later located in the [[First Temple]].

==Overview==

==== Ethiopian tradition ====

According to the Ethiopian tradition preserved in detail in the mediaeval writing [[Kebra nagast]] ("The Glory of the kings"), Menelik I brought the Ark into Ethiopia (10th c. BCE). It is believed to be kept in the Chapel of the Tablet in the temenos of the Maryam Tsiyon church at Aksum.

==In Depth==

* [[Ark of the Covenant (sources)]] -- survey of ancient sources

* [[Ark of the Covenant (arts)]] -- survey of fictional works

* [[Ark of the Covenant (research)]] -- survey of scholarly works

==External links==

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ark_of_the_Covenant Wikipedia]

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Category:Ark of the Covenant (subject)

2017-01-23T14:34:46Z

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*[[:Category:Artifacts|BACK TO THE ARTIFACTS--INDEX]]

According to Jewish (Christian and Islamic) traditions, the '''Ark of the Covenant''' was a chest built by [[Moses]] to contain the Tablets of the Law, and later located in the [[First Temple]].

==Overview==

==== Ethiopian tradition ====

According to the Ethiopian tradition preserved in detail in the mediaeval writing Kebra nagast (The Glory of the kings"), Menelik I brought the Ark into Ethiopia (10th c. BCE). It is believed to be kept in the Chapel of the Tablet in the temenos of the Maryam Tsiyon church at Aksum.

==In Depth==

* [[Ark of the Covenant (sources)]] -- survey of ancient sources

* [[Ark of the Covenant (arts)]] -- survey of fictional works

* [[Ark of the Covenant (research)]] -- survey of scholarly works

==External links==

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ark_of_the_Covenant Wikipedia]

[[Category:Index (database)]]
[[Category:Artifacts (database)]]

Ibolya Balla (b.1975), scholar

2017-01-23T14:15:49Z

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'''Ibolya Balla''' (b. 1975) is a Hungarian scholar. PhD (2008) in Theology at the Murdoch University, Perth, Australia. Since 2011: Assistant Professor at the Reformed Theological Academy (Pápa).

==Works ==

====Books====

*[[Ben Sira on Family, Gender, and Sexuality (2011 Balla), book]]

==Biography==

[[Category:Scholars|Balla]]

[[Category:Hungarian|1975 Balla]]
[[Category:Hungarian Scholars|1975 Balla]]

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Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában (2016 Xeravits), book

2016-10-19T07:57:23Z

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'''Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában''' <Hungarian> / ''Jewish and Christian Holy Places in Late Antique Palestine'' (2016) is a book by [[Géza G. Xeravits]].

==Abstract ==

This richly illustrated small volume accompanies an exhibition of the Bible Museum, Budapest about the first Palestinian synagogues and churches. The volume is accompanied by a detailed English summary.

==Editions and translations==

Published in Budapest [Hungary]: Ráday Gyűjtemény Bibliamúzeuma, 2016.

==Contents==

Holy sites in late antique Palestine -- The first Jewish synagogues in Palestine -- The heyday of Palestinian synagogues -- Capernaum: where Jews and Christians coexisted -- Christian church architecture in late antique Palestine -- The Holy Sepulchre, the memorial site of Jesus’ resurrection -- Justitian’s Jerusalem: the heyday of the Christian Holy City -- The end of the Antiquity -- English summary -- List of illustrations in English -- Bibliography

==External links==

*[ Google Books]

[[Category:2016| Xeravits]]

[[Category:Hungarian language|2016 Xeravits]]

[[Category:Late Antique Judaism--2010s|2016 Xeravits]]
[[Category:Early Christianity--2010s|2016 Xeravits]]
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A próféták élete. Bevezetés, fordítás és jegyzetek (The Lives of the Prophets. Introduction, Hungarian Translation and Notes / 2010 Xeravits), book

2016-10-19T07:50:51Z

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'''A próféták élete. Bevezetés, fordítás és jegyzetek''' <Hungarian> / ''The Lives of the Prophets. Introduction, Hungarian Translation and Notes'' (2010) is a book by [[Géza G. Xeravits]].

==Abstract ==
The first Hungarian translation of the early Jewish hagiographic collection Vitae Prophetarum with introduction and notes.

==Editions and translations==

Published in Budapest [Hungary]: L'Harmattan, 2010.

==Contents==

==External links==

*[ Google Books]

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Géza G. Xeravits (M / Hungary, 1971-2019), scholar

2016-10-19T07:44:28Z

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[[File:xera_4enoch.jpg|thumb|250px|Géza Xeravits]]

'''Géza G. Xeravits''' (b. 1971) is a Hungarian scholar. PhD (2002) in Theology at the University of Groningen. 2002-2009: Professor at the Reformed Theological Academy (Pápa). 2009-2015: Professor and Chair at the Department of Bible, [[Sapientia College of Theology]] (Budapest). From 2015: Professor of Old Testament at Selye J. University (Komárno, Slovakia). Chair of the [[International Conference on the Deuterocanonical Books]]. Vice-president of the [[Hungarian Society of Hebraists (2002-), learned society]]. Member of the International Advisory Panel of the [[International Society for the Study of Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2002-), learned society]].

==Works==

====Books====

*[[A qumráni közösség szentírásértelmezése: folyamatos peserek, fordítás és magyarázat (2001 Xeravits), book]]

*[[King, Priest, Prophet: Positive Eschatological Protagonists of the Qumran Library (2003 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Átalakuló hagyományok. Tanulmányok a qumráni Közösség, a korai zsidóság és a születő kereszténység irodalmáról (2003 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Könyvtár a pusztában. Bevezetés a holt-tengeri tekercsek nem-bibliai irodalmába (2008 Xeravits), book]]

*[[A deuterokanonikus könyvek. Bevezetés keletkezés- és irodalomtörténetükbe (2008 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Morzsák Dánieltől Bárukig. Újabb tanulmányok a korai zsidóság irodalmáról (2009 Xeravits), book]]

*[[A próféták élete. Bevezetés, fordítás és jegyzetek (2010 Xeravits), book]]

*[["Take Courage, O Jerusalem…" Studies in the Psalms of Baruch 4–5 (2015 Xeravits), book]]

*[[Einführung in die Qumranliteratur (2015 Xeravits, Porzig), book]]

*[[Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában (2016 Xeravits), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Szövetségek erőterében. A deuterokanonikus irodalom alapvető kérdései (2004 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[The Book of Tobit: Text, Tradition, Theology (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]
**[[Tobit/Tóbiás könyve. Szöveg - hagyomány - teológia (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume (Hungarian ed.)]]

*[[The Books of the Maccabees (2007 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Ben Sira (2008 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Izsák megkötözése. Történet és hatástörténet (2010 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Wisdom (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[The Stranger in Ancient and Mediaeval Jewish Tradition (2010 Xeravits / Dusek), edited volume]]

*[[Deuterocanonical Additions of the Old Testament Books (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Dualism in Qumran (2010 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Angyalok az ókortól Szent Tamásig (2011 Xeravits, Tamási, Szabó), edited volume]]

*[[A Pious Seductress: Studies in the Book of Judith (2012 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Scriptural Authority in Early Judaism and Ancient Christianity (2013 Kalimi, Nicklas, Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Political Power and Ideology in Early Judaism (2014 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Canonicity, Setting, Wisdom in the Deuterocanonicals (2014 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*[[Religion and Female Body in Ancient Judaism and Its Environments (2015 Xeravits), edited volume]]

====Articles (selected)====

''1997''

*''Notes sur le 11QPsa Créat. 7-9'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Revue de Qumrân]] 69 (1997) 145-48

''1999''

*''Précisions sur le texte original et le concept messianique de CD 7:13-8:1 et 19:5-14'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Revue de Qumrân]] 73 (1999) 47-59

''2000''

*''The Early History of Qumran’s Messianic Expectations'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses]] 76 (2000) 113-21

*''Considerations on Canon and the Dead Sea Scrolls'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Qumran Chronicle]] 9/2 (2000) 165-78

''2001''

*''Does the Figure of ‘Son of Man’ Have a Place in the Eschatological Thinking of the Qumran Community?'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Louvain Studies 26 (2001) 334-45

*''The Figure of David in the Book of Ben Sira'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Henoch]] 23 (2001) 27-38

''2003''

*''Moses Redivivus in Qumran?'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Qumran Chronicle]] 11 (2003) 91-105

*''Wisdom Traits in the Qumranic Presentation of the Eschatological Prophet'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Wisdom and Apocalypticism in the Dead Sea Scrolls and in the Biblical Tradition (2003 García Martínez), edited volume]], 183-92

''2005''

*''Poetic Passages in the Aramaic Part of the Book of Daniel'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Biblische Notizen]] 124 (2005) 29-40

''2007''

*''From the Forefathers to the ‘Angry Lion.’ Qumran and the Hasmonaeans'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Books of the Maccabees (2007 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]], 211–21

*''Interreligiosity as a Literary Fiction in the ‘Court Tales’ of the Old Testament'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Reflecting Diversity (Schnittpunkte – Intersections 1, eds. P. Losonczi and [[Géza G. Xeravits]]), Wien: LIT Verlag 2007, 1-11

*''Some Remarks on the Figure of Elijah in Lives of the Prophets 21:1-3'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Flores Florentino. FS. F. García Martínez (JSJSup, eds. T. Hilhorst and [[Eibert J.C. Tigchelaar]]), Leiden: Brill 2007, 499-508

''2008''

*''Remarks on the Miracles of Elisha in the Lives of the Prophets 22:5-20'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[With Wisdom as a Robe: Qumran and Other Jewish Studies (2009 Dobos/Koszeghy), edited volume]], 360-64

''2009''

*''The Wonders of Elĳah in the Lives of the Prophets'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[Biblical Figures in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature (2008 Lichtenberger/Mittmann-Richert), edited volume]], 231-38

''2010''

*''‘Stranger in a Strange Land:’ Tobiah’s Journey'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[The Stranger in Ancient and Mediaeval Jewish Tradition (2010 Xeravits / Dusek), edited volume]], 86-94

''2011''

*''Conflicting Ideas about the Temple in 2 Baruch 4 and 6'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: Judaism and Crisis: Crisis as a Catalyst in Jewish Cultural History (eds. A. Lange, K. F. D. Römheld, M. Weigold), Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2011. pp. 153-164

''2012''

*''The Supplication of Judith (Judith 9:1-14'' / Géza G. Xeravits / In: [[A Pious Seductress. Studies in the Book of Judith (2012 Xeravits), edited volume]], 161-178

==Biography==
*[http://vm.mtmt.hu//search/slist.php?lang=0&AuthorID=10011978 mtmt.hu (Full bibliography)]
*[https://sapientia-hu.academia.edu/GezaXeravits Academia.edu Profile]

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Bibliai szövegek értelmezése a zsidó és keresztény hagyományokban (2013 Manns / Szabó), book

2016-06-13T17:08:27Z

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'''Bibliai szövegek értelmezése a zsidó és keresztény hagyományokban''' <Hungarian> / ''The Interpretation of Biblical Texts in the Jewish and Christian Traditions'' (2013) is a collection of essays by [[Frédéric Manns]], edited by [[Xavér Szabó]].

==Abstract ==
Selected studies in Jewish and Christian interpretations of various Biblical passages. The papers have been published in diverse volumes and journals originally in English, Italian, and French.

==Editions==

Published in Budapest [Hungary]: L'Harmattan, 2013 ([[Sapientia Szerzetesi Hittudományi Főiskola Bibliatudomány Tanszékének Kiadványai]], 11).

==Contents==

==External links==

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A Bölcsesség útja. Tanulmányok a Bölcsesség könyvéről (The Way of Wisdom: Studies in the Book of Wisdom / 2016 Mazzinghi / Szatmári, Szabó), book (Hungarian)

2016-06-13T17:07:47Z

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'''A Bölcsesség útja. Tanulmányok a Bölcsesség könyvéről''' <Hungarian> / ''The Way of Wisdom. Studies in the Book of Wisdom'' (2013) is a collection of essays by [[Luca Mazzinghi]], edited by Györgyi Szatmári and [[Xavér Szabó]].

==Abstract ==
Selected studies in the Book of Wisdom and its Biblical and Hellenistic background. The papers have been published in diverse volumes and journals originally in English, and Italian.

==Editions==

Published in Budapest [Hungary]: L'Harmattan, 2016 ([[Sapientia Szerzetesi Hittudományi Főiskola Bibliatudomány Tanszékének Kiadványai]], 13).

==Contents==

==External links==

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Sapientia Szerzetesi Hittudományi Főiskola Bibliatudomány Tanszékének Kiadványai (2009- L'Harmattan), book series

2016-06-13T17:01:42Z

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'''Sapientia Szerzetesi Hittudományi Főiskola Bibliatudomány Tanszékének Kiadványai''' (2009-) is a Hungarian book series, published by [[L'Harmattan, Budapest]].

==History==
Series founded by [[Géza G. Xeravits]] at the Department of Bible, [[Sapientia College of Theology]] (Budapest). Publishes monographs, edited volumes and translations on Biblical and Cognate Literature in Hungarian. Series editors: Györgyi Szatmári and [[Xavér Szabó]].

==Books in the series==

*1. [[Morzsák Dánieltől Bárukig. Újabb tanulmányok a korai zsidóság irodalmáról (2009 Xeravits), book]]

*2. [[Salamon zsoltárai (2009 Szabó), book]]

*3. [[Izsák megkötözése. Történet és hatástörténet (2010 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*4. [[Az Ószövetség másik fele (2010 Karasszon), book]]

*5. [[Az Ószövetség regénye (2011 Karasszon), book]]

*6. [[Jób testamentuma (2011 Adorjáni), book]]

*7. [[Angyalok az ókortól Szent Tamásig (2011 Xeravits, Tamási, Szabó), edited volume]]

*8. [[Misztikus malom (2012 Martos), book]]

*9. [[Énekek éneke (2012 Bosetti), book]]

*10. [[A kezdetek varázsa és lendülete (2012 Simon), book]]

*11. [[Bibliai szövegek értelmezése a zsidó és keresztény hagyományokban (2013 Manns / Szabó), book]]

*12. [[Föld alatti Izrael (2015 Kőszeghy), book]]

*13. [[A Bölcsesség útja (2016 Mazzinghi), book]]

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Sapientia Szerzetesi Hittudományi Főiskola Bibliatudomány Tanszékének Kiadványai (2009- L'Harmattan), book series

2016-06-13T17:01:07Z

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'''Sapientia Szerzetesi Hittudományi Főiskola Bibliatudomány Tanszékének Kiadványai''' (2009-) is a Hungarian book series, published by [[L'Harmattan, Budapest]].

==History==
Series founded by [[Géza G. Xeravits]] at the Department of Bible, [[Sapientia College of Theology]] (Budapest). Publishes monographs, edited volumes and translations on Biblical and Cognate Literature in Hungarian. Series editors: [[Géza G. Xeravits]], Katalin Balogh, Györgyi Szatmári and [[Xavér Szabó]].

==Books in the series==

*1. [[Morzsák Dánieltől Bárukig. Újabb tanulmányok a korai zsidóság irodalmáról (2009 Xeravits), book]]

*2. [[Salamon zsoltárai (2009 Szabó), book]]

*3. [[Izsák megkötözése. Történet és hatástörténet (2010 Xeravits), edited volume]]

*4. [[Az Ószövetség másik fele (2010 Karasszon), book]]

*5. [[Az Ószövetség regénye (2011 Karasszon), book]]

*6. [[Jób testamentuma (2011 Adorjáni), book]]

*7. [[Angyalok az ókortól Szent Tamásig (2011 Xeravits, Tamási, Szabó), edited volume]]

*8. [[Misztikus malom (2012 Martos), book]]

*9. [[Énekek éneke (2012 Bosetti), book]]

*10. [[A kezdetek varázsa és lendülete (2012 Simon), book]]

*11. [[Bibliai szövegek értelmezése a zsidó és keresztény hagyományokban (2013 Manns / Szabó), book]]

*12. [[Föld alatti Izrael (2015 Kőszeghy), book]]

*13. [[A Bölcsesség útja (2016 Mazzinghi), book]]

==External links==

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Luca Mazzinghi (M / Italy, 1960), scholar

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'''Luca Mazzinghi''' (b.1960) is an Italian scholar, Professor of Scripture at Central Italy Theological Seminary, Florence, Italy. Roman Catholic priest. Phd from the Pontifical biblical Institute. Member of the [[Enoch Seminar]].

==Works ==

====Books====
*[[Storia di Israele (1991 Mazzinghi), book]]
**[[Storia di Israele: dalle origini al periodo romano (2007 Mazzinghi), book]]
***[[Histoire d'Israël (2007 Mazzinghi), book]]

*[[Notte di paura e di luce: esegesi di Sap 176,1-18,4 (1995 Mazzinghi), book]]

*[[Ho cercato e ho esplorato: studi sul Qohelet (2001 Mazzinghi), book]]

*[[A Bölcsesség útja (2016 Mazzinghi), book]]

==External links==

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'''Ausstellung der heiligen Rockes zu Tier ''' (1959) is a stamp issued in (West) [[Germany]]: Deutsche Bundespost, 18 July 1959.

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DBP_1959_313_Heiliger_Rock.jpg Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons]

The stamp was made to commemorate the "Exhibition of the Seamless Robe of Jesus from the Cathedral of St. Peter at Trier."

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Zeev Weiss (b.1959), scholar

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'''Zeev Weiss''' (b. 1959) is an Israeli scholar. Eleazar L. Sukenik Professor of Archaeology, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.

==Biography==

Trained in Classical Archaeology, he specializes in Roman and Late Antique art and architecture in the provinces of Syria-Palestine. His interests lie in various aspects of town-planning, architectural design, and mosaic art, as well as the evaluation of archaeological finds in light of the socio-cultural behavior of Jewish society and its dialogue with Graeco-Roman culture and Christian cultures. As director of the Sepphoris excavations on behalf of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, his work has contributed greatly to understanding the architectural development and character of the city throughout its history.

==Works ==

====Books====

*[[The Sepphoris Synagogue (2005 Weiss), book]]

*[[Public Spectacles in Roman and Late Antique Palestine (2014 Weiss), book]]

==External links==

*[ Wikipedia]

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Zeev Weiss

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'''Zeev Weiss''' (b. 1959) is an Israeli scholar. Eleazar L. Sukenik Professor of Archaeology, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.

==Works ==

====Books====

*[[The Sepphoris Synagogue (2005 Weiss), book]]

*[[Public Spectacles in Roman and Late Antique Palestine (2014 Weiss), book]]

==Biography==

*[ Wikipedia]

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==Introduction==

'''4 Enoch: The Online Encyclopedia of [[Second Temple Judaism]] and [[Christian Origins]]''' is an academic project of the [[Enoch Seminar]], created in 2009 by [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (University of Michigan, USA), in collaboration with the late [[Hanan Eshel]] (Bar-Ilan University, Israel), [[Loren T. Stuckenbruck]] (Princeton Theological Seminary, USA), and [[Carlos A. Segovia]] (Camilo José Cela University, Spain). The current Board of Directors of the Enoch Seminar includes: [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (chair), [[Kelley Coblentz Bautch]], [[Esther Eshel]], [[Matthias Henze]], [[Pierluigi Piovanelli]], [[Carlos A. Segovia]], and [[Loren T. Stuckenbruck]]. See the [http://www.enochseminar.org Enoch Seminar Website]

Born as a bibliography in the early 1990s and developed as a database in the 2000s, '''4 Enoch''' has been made freely accessible online in wiki-format since August 2009. It now includes more than 1,000 encyclopedic entries, 8,000 abstracts of scholarly and fictional works, 3,000 biographies of scholars and authors, from the 15th century to the present...

'''4 Enoch''' offers a comprehensive and authoritative introduction to Scholarship and Fiction in Second Temple Judaism (including [[Early Samaritan Studies|Samaritan]] and [[Christian Origins|New Testament Studies]]), i.e. the period from Ezekiel to the completion of the New Testament and the Mishnah. It also deals with the roots of Second Temple traditions in the [[Ancient Israel Studies|Ancient Israelite Religion]], as well as the influence and legacy of those traditions for [[Early Christian Studies|Christian]], [[Early Jewish Studies|Jewish]] and [[Early Islamic Studies|Islamic Origins]], up to the time of the completion of the [[Qur'an]]. 4 Enoch includes scholarly and fictional works authored [[Works' chronology|from the mid-15th century to the present]], [[Countries|all around the world]], with biographies of [[Scholars]] and [[Authors]] and a Dictionary of [[People]], [[Places]], [[Topics]], etc. of Second Temple Judaism & Christian Origins.

With more than 20,000 pages, "4 Enoch" provides a comprehensive '''WHO's WHO''' of the period, as well as '''BIOGRAPHIES''' of Scholars and Authors, and '''ABSTRACTS''' of scholarly and fictional Works, authored from the mid-15th century to the present, all around the world. Still a work in progress, the Encyclopedia, created in 2009 by [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] of the University of Michigan with the collaboration of [[Carlos A. Segovia]] of the Camilo Jose Cela University Madrid, is the collective work of international specialists in the field associated with the [[Enoch Seminar]] [http://www.enochseminar.org ]

*''Are you a scholar or graduate student, and would you like to contribute to the Encyclopedia?'' Please, contact Editor-in-Chief Professor [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] <gbocca@umich.edu>, or Associate Editor Professor [[Carlos A. Segovia]] <segoviamail@gmail.com>, and join the team of international specialists working in this project.

*Visit [http://www.enochseminar.org/drupal/ ENOCH SEMINAR Online] to see the many activities of the [[Enoch Seminar]].

*4 Enoch is a work in progress (changes are made of a daily basis). Some entries are fully developed, others exist only in a draft form. Everytime you visit the site, you will see that new features have been added.

*It is the editors' understanding in good faith that each and all uploaded images are of public domain. If by mistake copyrighted material happened to be included, it will be immediately removed.

*''Note'': 4 Enoch is a work in progress. In the first phase (Aug 2009 - Jul 2010) thousands of entries (abstracts of works of scholarship and fiction, biographies of scholars and authors, etc.) were included.

The keywords associated with each bibliographical and biographical entry have generated numerous "Subject entries" or "Categories" (now existing mostly in a draft form), which in the second phase of the project (Aug 2010 - Aug 2014) are now in the process of being assigned to specialists and developed as original contributions to the study of [[Second Temple Judaism]] and [[Christian Origins]]

==Editorial Board==

*[[Gabriele Boccaccini]], University of Michigan (USA) – Editor-in-chief
**[[Carlos A. Segovia]], Camilo Jose Cela University (Madrid, Spain, EU) – Associate Editor and Chair of the Editorial Board
***[[Samuele Rocca]] (Israel)
***[[Géza G. Xeravits]], Selye J. University (Komarno, Slovakia, EU)
****[[Rodney Caruthers]], University of Michigan (USA)
****[[Deborah Forger]], University of Michigan (USA)

'''Thematic Board'''
*[[Samuele Rocca]] (Israel) – Associate Editor and Chair of the Board
*[[Shayna Sheinfeld]], McGill University (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) – Associate Editor and Co-Chair of the Board
**[[Gabriele Boccaccini]], University of Michigan (USA) – in charge for [[Second Temple Studies]]
**[[Leonard V. Rutgers]], University of Utrecht (Netherlands, EU) – in charge for [[Hellenistic-Jewish Studies]]
**[[Jan Willem van Henten]], University of Amsterdam (Netherlands, EU) – in charge for [[Josephus Studies]]
**[[Carlos A. Segovia]], Camilo José Cela University (Madrid, Spain, EU) – in charge for [[Early Islamic Studies]]
**[[Emilio González Ferrín]], University of Seville (Spain, EU) – in charge for [[Early Islamic Studies]]
***[[Jack Pastor]], Oranim Academic College (Israel) / [[Second Temple Studies]]

'''Language Board'''
*[[Géza G. Xeravits]], Selye J. University (Komarno, Slovakia, EU) – Associate Editor and Chair of the Board
**[[Daniel Assefa]], Capuchin Franciscan Institute of Philosophy and Theology (Addis Abeba, Ethiopia) – in charge for [[Ethiopic Scholarship]]
**[[Florentina Badalanova-Geller]], Freie-Universität Berlin (Germany, EU) – in charge for [[Bulgarian Scholarship]] and [[Serbo-Croatian Scholarship]]
**[[Emmanouela Grypeou]], University of Oxford (England, UK, EU) – in charge for [[Greek Scholarship]]
**[[Paul Kim]], Methodist Theological School (Ohio, USA) – in charge for [[Korean Scholarship]]
**[[Ludmila Navtanovich]] (St Petersburg, Russia) – in charge for [[Russian Scholarship]]
**[[Rivka Nir]], Open University of Israel (Israel) – in charge for [[Israeli Scholarship]]
**[[Mika Pajunen]], University of Helsinki (Finland, EU) – in charge for [[Finnish Scholarship]]
**[[Stephane Saulnier]], Newman University (Wichita, Kansas, USA) – in charge for [[French Scholarship]]
**[[Carlos A. Segovia]], Camilo Jose Cela University (Madrid, Spain, EU) – in charge for [[Spanish Scholarship]]
**[[Carla Sulzbach]], McGill University (Montreal, Canada) – in charge for [[Dutch Scholarship]]
**[[Alexander Toepel]], University of Tübingen (Germany, EU) – in charge for [[German Scholarship]]
**[[Cecilia Wassen]], University of Uppsala (Sweden, EU) – in charge for [[Swedish Scholarship]]
**[[Géza G. Xeravits]], Selye J. University (Komarno, Slovakia, EU) – in charge for [[Hungarian Scholarship]]

Category:Lives of the Prophets (text)

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'''Lives of the Prophets''' is a first century C.E. Jewish document, generally included in collections of Old Testament Pseudepigrapha.

*This page is edited by [[Géza G. Xeravits]], Selye J. University, Komarno.

==Overview==

==Manuscript Tradition==

Greek text: The most ancient witness is the so-called codex Marchalianus (Vat.gr. 2125), from the sixth century C.E. (An1). Scholars agree that every other text-type of the work originate from this version. Two versions are preserved among the writings of Epiphanios of Salamis (Ep1 and Ep2), one MS from the 13th century C.E., and one from the 10th century. Another witness is preserved among the writings of Dorotheos of Antioch (Dor), in a MS from the 13th century. The recension which is closest to the codex Marchalianus text is called recensio anonyma (An2), it comes from the 10th century. Finally, another type of the work can be reconstructed from various passages of the church fathers (Schol, i.e. recensio scholiis adiecta).

Besides of the Greek versions, we know various other translations of the Lives of the Prophets: Latin, Syriac, Armenian, Ethiopic, Georgian, Arabic, Church Slavonic, and Old Irish, which shows that the ancient Church read this work with predilection.

==Synopsis==

==History of research==

Two Greek MSS were edited synoptically by [[Eberhard Nestle]], ''Marginalien und Materialien'' (Tübingen: Heuckenhauer 1893), 2: 1-64; with an introduction and with a long list of important Syriac variants. The Greek text-forms of the Lives of the Prophes in their entirety were edited by [[Theodor Schermann]], ''Prophetarum Vitae Fabulosae. Indices apostolorum discipulorumque Domini Dorotheo, Epiphanio, Hippolyto aliisque vindicata'' (Leipzig: Teubner 1907); with a comprehensive introduction (pages ix-lxxi); the Greek texts are published in pages 1-104. Schermann further studied the manuscript evidence in his ''Propheten- und Apostellegenden nebst Jüngerkatalogen des Dorotheus und verwandter Texte'' (TU 31/3, Leipzig: Hinrichs 1907).

The Christian origin of the collection was consistently claimed recently by [[David Satran]] in a series of publications, most comprehensively in his 1995 monograph. Although Christian reworking is discernable at a couple of instances, the collection is rather of Palestinian Jewish origin.

==In Depth==

* [[Lives of the Prophets (biblio)]] -- additional bibliography

==References==

*'''Lives of the Prophets''' / [[P. Enns]] / In: [[The Eerdmans Dictionary of Early Judaism (2010 Collins / Harlow), dictionary]], 892b-894a

==External links==

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lives_of_the_Prophets Wikipedia]

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"Take Courage, O Jerusalem…" Studies in the Psalms of Baruch 4–5 (2015 Xeravits), book

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'''"Take Courage, O Jerusalem…" Studies in the Psalms of Baruch 4–5''' (2015) is a book by [[Géza G. Xeravits]].

==Abstract ==

"The volume researches Baruch chapters 4–5 in the following successive steps. The first step is a structural analysis of the three different units of the chapters, 4:5–29; 4:30–5:6; 5:7–9, during which the structure of the greater units (strophes, cantos) will be investigated, together with the structural relationship of these units with each other. After this, the biblical background of the passages is explored. The Scriptural passages that prove to be authoritative or influential for the author(s) of the Baruch passages give clues as to the particular interest and intention of the author(s). This step is supplemented by an inquiry into the tradition historical background of the prophetic psalms. Finally, I close this short monograph with some basic comments on several formative issues of Baruch 4:5–5:9. The book is written for the interest of scholars of Second Temple Judaism, biblical interpretation, and the effective history of Scripture."--Publisher description.

==Editions and translations==

Published in Berlin, Germany: de Gruyter, 2015 ([[Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature Studies]], 25).

==Table of contents==

Introduction -- The Text of Baruch 4:5-5:9 -- The Structure and Unity of Baruch 4:30-5:6 -- The Structure and Unity of Baruch 5:7-9 -- The Structure and Unity of Baruch 4:5-29 -- The Biblical Background of the Psalms -- Tradition Historical Background and Theology of the Psalms in Baruch -- Comments on Formative Issues

==Reviews==

==External links==
*[ Google Books]

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József Zsengellér (b.1966), scholar

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[[File:zsengeller.jpg|thumb|József Zsengellér]]

'''József Zsengellér''' (b. 1966) is a Hungarian scholar.

==Biography==
PhD (1998) in Theology at the University of Utrecht. 1998-2011: Professor at the Reformed Theological Academy (Pápa). Since 2010: Professor and Chair at the Department of History of Ancient Religions, Faculty of Theology of the [[Károli Gáspár Reformed University]] (Budapest). With [[Stefan Schorch]] he is currently preparing the critical edition of the Samaritan Pentateuch.

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====

*[[Gerizim as Israel. Northern Tradition of the Old Testament and the Early History of the Samaritans (1998 Zsengellér), book]]

*[[Az "igazi" izraeliták. Tanulmányok a samaritánus közösség ókori történetéről és irodalmáról (2004 Zsengellér), book]]

*[[Bálám könyve I. A Numeri 22-24 ókori hatástörténete (2006 Zsengellér), book]]

*[[Textus és kontextus (2011 Zsengellér), book]]

*[[A kánon többszólamúsága (2014 Zsengellér), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Szövetségek erőterében. A deuterokanonikus irodalom alapvető kérdései (2004 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Hagyomány és előzmény. Intertestamentális tanulmányok (2004 Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[The Book of Tobit: Text, Tradition, Theology (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]
**[[Tobit/Tóbiás könyve. Szöveg - hagyomány - teológia (2005 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume (Hungarian ed.)]]

*[[The Books of the Maccabees (2007 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Ben Sira (2008 Xeravits/Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Hebraisztikai tanulmányok (2009 Schweitzer/Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Studies in the Book of Wisdom (2010 Xeravits / Zsengellér), edited volume]]

*[[Deuterocanonical Additions of the Old Testament Books (2010 Xeravits, Zsengellér), edited volume]]

==External links==

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Balázs Tamási (b.1975), scholar

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[[File:tamasi.jpg|thumb|Balázs Tamási]]

'''Balázs Tamási''' (b. 1975) is a Hungarian scholar.

==Biography==
PhD 2014 at Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Piliscsaba. Taught at the Department of Hebrew, Pázmány Péter Catholic University. 2011-2013 curator of the Kaufmann collection, Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. He works at the National Széchenyi LIbrary (Budapest) and at the Budapest University of Jewish Studies.

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====

====Edited volumes====
[[Angyalok az ókortól Szent Tamásig (2011 Xeravits, Tamási, Szabó), edited volume]]

==External links==
*[http://kaufmann.mtak.hu/index-en.html Kaufmann Collection], Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

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György Fodor (b.1958), scholar

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[[File:fodor.jpg|thumb|György Fodor]]

'''György Fodor''' (b. 1958) is a Hungarian scholar, at the Catholic University of Budapest, Hungary.

==Biography==
PhD (1997) in Theology, Budapest. Professor of Old Testament in Pázmány Péter Catholic University (Budapest, Hungary).

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====
*[[Jövővárás az Ószövetségben (2009 Fodor), book]]

==External links==

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Xavér Szabó (b.1979), scholar

2015-07-10T18:37:43Z

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[[File:xaver.jpg|thumb|Xavér Szabó]]

'''Xavér Szabó''' (b. 1979) is a Hungarian scholar.

==Biography==
PhD candidate at Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest. Studied Biblical studies in Institutum Biblicum Franciscanum (Jerusalem). Assistant Professor at the Department of Bible, [[Sapientia College of Theology]] (Budapest). Translator of primary texts and scholarly works into Hungarian.

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====

*[[Salamon zsoltárai (2009 Szabó), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Angyalok az ókortól Szent Tamásig (2011 Xeravits, Tamási, Szabó), edited volume]]

====Translations====

*[[Bevezetés Philón életéhez és írásaihoz = A Brief Guide to Philo (2010 @2005 Schenck / Szabó), book (Hungarian ed.)]]

==External links==

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György Benyik (b.1952), scholar

2015-07-10T18:32:54Z

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[[File:benyik.jpg|thumb|György Benyik]]

'''György Benyik''' (b. 1952) is a Hungarian scholar.

==Biography==
PhD (1997) in Theology at the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest. From 1980: Chair of Biblical Studies at the Roman Catholic Theological College of Szeged (Hungary).

Chair of the [[Szegedi Biblikus Konferencia (1989-), learned society]].

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====

*[[Az Újszövetségi Szentírás keletkezés- és kutatástörténete (1995 Benyik), book]]

*[[A magyarországi biblikus irodalom a kezdetektől 1997-ig (2000 Benyik), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Az apostolok cselekedetei (1995 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[A Messiási kérdés (1997 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Gyermekségtörténet és mariológia (1997 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Példabeszédek (1998 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Csoda-elbeszélések (2000 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Qumrán és az Újszövetség (2001 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[A szeretet missziója (2001 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Hatalom és karizma (2003 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Világi közösség, vallási közösség (2004 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Vallási személyiségek és hatásuk a társadalomra (2005 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[A Biblia értelmezése (2005 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Szenvedéstörténet (2006 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Mózes törvénye. Krisztus törvénye (2007 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[A Biblia és a Korán (2008 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Szent Pál és a pogány irodalom (2010 Benyik), edited volume]]

*[[Testben élünk (2011 Benyik), edited volume]]

==External links==

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László Márton Pákozdy (M / Hungary, 1910-1993), scholar

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[[File:pakozdy.jpg|thumb|László Márton Pákozdy]]

'''László Márton Pákozdy''' (1910-1993) was a Hungarian scholar

==Biography==
Calvinist pastor and theologian. Expert in the history of Ancien Mediterranean Religions. Professor at the Calvinist Theological Academies of Debrecen and Budapest.

====Books====
*[[Szövetség és hűség. Tanulmányok (2010 Pákozdy), book]]

==External links==

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Wilhelm Bacher (1850-1913), scholar

2015-07-10T18:26:24Z

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[[File:bacher.jpg|thumb|Wilhelm Bacher]]

'''Wilhelm Bacher''' (1850-1913) was a
Jewish-Hungarian scholar

==Biography==
Semitist. Professor at Budapest Rabbinical Seminary from 1877, director from 1907. Published works on Talmudic haggadah and midrash.

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====
*Die Agada der Tannaïten <German> (2 vols.; Strasbourg 1884-90).

==External links==
*[http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=73&letter=B&search=Wilhelm%20Bacher JewEn.com] / [http://www.kirchenlexikon.de/b/bacher_w.shtml BBKL.de]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_Bacher Wikipedia]

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Christfried Böttrich (1959-), scholar

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[[File:bottrich.jpg|thumb|Christfried Böttrich]]

''' Christfried Böttrich ''' (b.1959) is a German scholar. New Testament Professor at the Theologische Fakultät of the Ernst Moritz Arndt Universität Greifswald, Germany.

==Works ==

====Books====
*[[Weltweisheit, Menschheitsethik, Urkult: Studien zum slavischen Henochbuch (1992 Böttrich), book]]
*[[Das slavische Henochbuch (1995 Böttrich), book]]
*[[Adam als Mikrokosmos: eine Untersuchung zum slavischen Henochbuch (1995 Böttrich), book]]
*[[Petrus: Fischer, Fels und Funktionär (2001 Böttrich), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*(with [[Martin Rösel]]). [[Von Adam bis Apokalypse]] (Leizig 2003)

*(et al.). [[Josephus und das Neue Testament]] (Tübingen 2007)

*[[Abraham in Judentum, Christentum und Islam (Abraham in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam / 2009 Böttrich, Ego, Eissler), edited volume]]

*[[The Old Testament Apocrypha in the Slavonic Tradition (2011 DiTommaso, Böttrich), edited volume]]

====Essays====

*[[The Melchizedek Story of 2 (Slavonic) Enoch: A Reaction to A. Orlov (2001 Böttrich), essay]]

*[[Frühjüdische Weisheitstraditionen im slavischen Henochbuch und in Qumran (2002 Böttrich), essay]]

*[[Die vergessene Geburtsgeschichte : Mt 1-2 / Lk 1-2 und die wunderbare Geburt des Melchisedek in slHen 71-72 (2002 Böttrich), essay]]

*[[Biblische Figuren im slavischen Henoch-Buch (2009 Böttrich), essay]]

*[[The ''Book of the Secrets of Enoch'' (2 En) between Jewish Origin and Christian Transmission: An Overview (2012 Böttrich), essay]]

==Biography==
*[http://www-alt.uni-greifswald.de/~theol/~nt/prof__bottrich.html Ernst Moritz Arndt Universität Greifswald]

====External links====
*[ Wikipedia]

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Jean Carmignac (1914-1986), scholar

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[[File:carmi.jpg|thumb|Jean Carmignac]]

[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/65/Jean_Carmignac.jpeg Jean Carmignac] (1914-1986) was a French scholar.

==Biography ==

==Works on Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====

* [[Le Docteur de Justice et Jésus-Christ (Christ and the Teacher of Righteousness / 1957 Carmignac), book]]
**[[Christ and the Teacher of Righteousness = Le Docteur de Justice et Jésus-Christ (1962 @1957 Carmignac / Pedley), book (English ed.)]]

*[[Les textes de Qumran (1961-1962 Carmignac), book]]

*[[La naissance des Evangiles Synoptiques (1984 Carmignac), book]]
**[[La nascita dei Vangeli sinottici (1985 Carmignac), book (Italian ed.)]]

====Articles in academic journals====
*Comment Jésus et ses contemporains pouvaient-ils célébrer la Pâque à une date non-officielle? / Jean Carmignac / [[Revue de Qumrân]] 5 (1964-66) 59-79
*Les apparitions de Jésus réssucité et le calendrier biblico-qumrânien / Jean Carmignac / [[Revue de Qumrân]] 7 (1971) 483-504

==External links==
*[http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Carmignac Wikipedia.fr]

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Eibert J.C. Tigchelaar, scholar

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[[File:eibert.jpg|thumb|Eibert Tigchelaar]]

'''Eibert J.C. Tigchelaar''' is a Dutch scholar.

==Biography==
Born in the Netherlands. PhD (1994) at the University of Groningen, Netherlands. Professor at the Dept. of Religion at Florida State University, USA (2006-2009). Curently, teaches at the Catholic University Leuven, Belgium.

==Works in Second Temple Judaism==

====Books====
*[[Prophets of Old and the Day of the End (1996 Tigchelaar), book]]
*[[The Dead Sea Scrolls Study Edition (1997-1998 García Martínez/Tigchelaar), book]]
*[[To Increase Learning for the Understanding Ones (2001 Tigchelaar), book]]

====Edited volumes====

*[[Sodom's Sin: Genesis 18-19 and Its Interpretation (2004 Noort, Tigchelaar), edited volume]]

==External links==

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