Category:Paul & Enoch (subject)
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Paul & Enoch
Overview
Bibliography
2020
- Book -- Gabriele Boccaccini -- Paul's Three Paths to Salvation (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2020) -- <English>
2018
- Article -- Logan Alexander Williams -- Disjunction in Paul: Apocalyptic or Christomorphic? Comparing the Apocalypse of Weeks with Galatians -- New Testament Studies 64.1 (2018) 64-80.
2017
- Article -- James M. Scott (b.1955) -- A comparison of Paul's Letter to the Galatians with the Epistle of Enoch -- In The Jewish Apocalyptic Tradition and the Shaping of New Testament Thought, ed. Benjamin E. Reynolds and Loren T. Stuckenbruck (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2017) 193-218
2014
- Article -- Scott M. Lewis -- "Because of the Angels': Paul and the Enochic Traditions -- The Watchers in Jewish and Christian traditions (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2014), 81-90.
2010
- Article -- Eliezer Gonzalez -- Concepts of Righteousness in 1 Enoch 1-36 and Romans 1-3: A Comparative Analysis -- Journal of the Adventist Theological Society 21.1-2 (2010) 184-210 -- <English> -- <Book of the Watchers> <1 Enoch> {ATLA}
- Article -- Jonathan A. Linebaugh -- Debating diagonal Δικαιοσύνη : the Epistle of Enoch and Paul in Theological Conversation -- Early Christianity 1.1 (2010) 107-128. {ATLA}
2006
- Article -- Gabriele Boccaccini -- Inner-Jewish debate on the tension between divine and human agency in Second Temple Judaism -- Divine and human agency in Paul and his cultural environment(London & New York: T&T Clark, 2006), 9-26.
- Article -- Ronald Herms -- "Being Saved without Honor": A Conceptual Link between 1 Corinthians 3 and 1 Enoch 50?" -- Journal for the Study of the New Testament 29.2 (2006) 187-210 -- <English> -- <Parables of Enoch>
2001
Introduction -- George W.E. Nickelsburg -- The Epistles of Paul -- 1 Enoch 1: A Commentary (Hermenia; Minneapolis: Fortress, 2001) 85.
- [Paul's] statement about Jesus' parousia and his function as eschatological judge appear to have been influenced by Synoptic Son of Man christology and thus mediated by the Enochic tradition ... The absence of the term "Son of Man" from the Pauline corpus can be ascribed to the expression's incomprehensibility to Paul's Gentile audience, whereas κύριος (Lord) was both familiar and suitable to denote Jesus' glorified status ... [85]
- One final possible parallel between Paul and Enochic traditions is in the Animal Vision. In the latter, an eschatological figure is born as a white bull--as Adam was in this vision's allegory (90:37; cf. 85:1)--and all humanity is transformed into white bulls (90:30). This soteriological notion parallels Paul's understanding of Jesus as the second Adam, into whose image all believers (notably the Gentiles) will be transformed. [85]
1937
- Article -- Emmanuele da San Marco -- Il concetto di giustizia dell'Enoc etiopico e S. Paolo -- Biblica 18.3 (1937) 277-302; 18.4 (1937) 383-417. -- {ATLA}
1932
- Article -- Bernhard Brinkmann -- Die Lehre von der Parusie beim hl. Paulus in ihrem Verhältnis zu den Anschauungen des Buches Henoch -- Biblica 13.3 (1932) 315-334; 13.4 (1932) 418-434. {ATLA}
1922
Article -- Frank Chamberlin Porter -- The Place of Apocalyptical Conceptions in the Thought of Paul -- Journal of Biblical Literature 41.1 (1922) 183-204. {ATLA}
- "[According to Schweitzer] Paul is one whose thought moves in the apocalyptic system created by the books of Daniel and Enoch (185-186) ... There are others who feel justified in saying that Paul's outlook is at bottom that of Jewish Apocalyptic [Note: See for a recent example Morgan's The Religion and Theology of Paul, 1917, page 6] (187) ...
- It is certainly an extraordinary fact that the Book of Daniel, which has so important a place in the Gospels and Revelation, has practically no value to Paul in his search through the Old Testament for Christ (188) ... If Paul knew any uncanonical apocalypse it would be the book of Enoch. His attitude toward Daniel makes us realize that he may have known Enoch very well and yet have cared nothing for it and made no use of it (189) ... Paul appears to be moving away from the apocalyptic interpretation of Christianity (191) ...
Article -- Rendel Harris (1852-1941) -- Enoch and 2 Corinthians -- Expository Times 33.9 (June 1922): 423-424.
- Harris argues that Paul makes a direct reference to Enoch 38:4 in II Cor. 3:18, which he would read in accordance with Tertullian’s apparent quotation from Marcion’s New Testament, “as if from the Lord of Spirits”, instead of (R. V.) “even as from the Lord the Spirit”.
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Charles, in the Introduction to his Book o f Enoch (2 ed. § 19), says,
- “The influence of I Enoch on the New Testament has been greater than that of all the other apocryphal and pseudepigraphic books taken together ... ”[Paul] was well acquainted with and used I Enoch" {charles presents as evidence 21 passages form the letters of Paul/
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