Category:Early Jewish Studies

Early Jewish Studies is a field of research, that specializes in the study of the origin and early development of Rabbinic Judaism.

4 Enoch focuses on Second Temple Judaism, i.e. the period from the Babylonian exile to the Bar-Kokhba Revolt, including the study of Rabbinic Origins. Here the Encyclopedia offers a selection of the most influential scholarly and fictional works in the field of Early Jewish Studies by international specialists and authors. Many of these works touch upon "Second Temple Judaism" too. Even when they do not include it, they have however deeply affected the understanding of Second Temple Judaism and the development of scholarly research.

The material can be sort out thematically or chronologically as well as by the languages and countries of origin.

For biographical notes on the scholars and authors, see Early Jewish Scholars

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• Rabbinic Literature

• Mishnah -- Talmud -- Targum

• Second Temple Studies
• Christian Origins Studies
• Early Christian Studies
• Early Islamic Studies

• Early Jewish Fiction