The Spiritual World of Second Temple Judaism
Jacob Licht
Table of Contents
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Introduction |
The Scholarly Legacy of Jacob Licht |
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Part I |
Dead Sea Scrolls |
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The Term ‘Lot’ in the Qumran Writings (1956) |
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The Concept of Volunteering in the Qumran Writings (1957) |
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The Eternal Plant and the People of Divine Deliverance (1961) |
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The Stricter Status of the Assembly’s Drinks Compared to Food in the Community Rule and the Place of Purity in the Conceptual System of the Qumran Community (1963) |
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Thighs as a Sign of Election (1966) |
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The Doctrine of Epochs of the Qumran Community and Other Eschatologists (1967) |
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The Wiles of the Wicked Woman (1972) |
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An Ideal Town Plan from Qumran: The Description of the New Jerusalem (1979) |
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The Qumran Community and its Writings (1977/1983) |
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Part II |
Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament |
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Taxo, or the Apocalyptic Doctrine of Vengeance (1961) |
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The Apocryphal Book Paralipomena Ieremiae or 4 Baruch (1963) |
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The Meaning of the Testament of Job (1977) |
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The Book of Judith as a Literary Composition (1975) |
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An Analysis of Baruch’s Prayer: 2 Baruch 21 (1982) |
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Baruch’s Despair: A Turning Point in Apocalyptic Thinking (1984) |
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The Attitude to Past Events in Biblical and Apocalyptic Literature (1991) |
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Index of Sources |
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