From the maccabees to the mishnah / Meeks, Wayne

Público ISBD Título : From the maccabees to the mishnah Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Meeks, Wayne, Autor Mención de edición: 1° Editorial: The westminster press Fecha de publicación: 1987 Número de páginas: 260 páginas Nota general: <27182> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.01/L/7/(ING) Resumen: Foreword by Wayne A. Meeks 9 Preface 11 1. Ancient Judaism: Chronology and Definitions 13 Chronology 13 Periodization and Perspective 18 From Pre-exilic Israel to Second Temple Judaism 20 Unity and Diversity 24 2. Jews and Gentiles 27 Political: Gentile Domination 27 The Maccabean Rebellion 30 The Rebellion Against the Romans (66-74 C.E) 31 The Wars of 115-117 C.E and 132-135 C.E 32 Conclusion 34 Cultural: Judaism and Hellenism 34 “Hellenism”, “Hellenization”, and “Hellenistic Judaism” 35 Judaism and Hellenistic Culture 37 Conclusion 45 Social: Jews and Gentiles 46 Anti-Judaism and “Anti-Semitism” 46 Philo-Judaism 49 Conclusion 58 3. The Jewish “Religion”: Practices and Beliefs 60 Introduction: Defining “Religion” 60 Practices 62 The Worship of God 62 Ritual Observances 73 Ritual, Ethics, and the “Yoke” of the Law 76 “Legalism” 78 Beliefs 79 Kingship of God 79 Reward and Punishment 87 Redemption 96 Conclusion 101 4. The Community and Its Institutions 104 Introduction 104 The Public Institutions of the Land of Israel 104 The Temple 106 The Sanhedrin 107 The Puiblic Institutions of the Diaspora 108 The Synagogue 111 Private Organization 115 Sects 116 Professional Guilds 119 Schools 120 Conclusion 123 5. Sectarian and Normative 124 Introduction: Definitions and Terminology 124 “Sect” and “Heresy” 125 The Focal Points of Jewish Sectarianism 127 “Orthodox” and “Normative” 134 Proto-Sectarianism in the Persian Period 137 Ezra and Nehemiah 138 “The Congregatino of the Exile” and Nehemiah 10 140 Isaiah 65 142 Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes 143 Sources Written in Greek: Josephus 144 Sources Written in Greek: The New Testament 147 Sources Written in Hebrew: Quram Scrolls 150 Sources Written in Hebrew: Rabbinic Texts 154 The Names of the Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes 159 Summary 160 Other Sects and Groups 164 “Fourth Philosophy”, Sicarii, and Zealots 164 Christians 166 Samaritans 169 Therapeutae 171 Conclusion 172 6. Canonization and Its Implications 174 Introduction 174 “Canon” and “Canonical” 177 The History of the Biblical Canon 182 The Torah 182 The Prophets 185 The Writings 186 The Tripartite Canon 187 Why These and Not Those? 190 Conclusion 191 The Implications of Canonization 192 The Transfomation of Prophecy 195 Scriptural Interpretation 201 Conclusion 213 7. The Emergence of Rabbinic Judaism 214 “The Rabbis” and “The Rabbinic Period” 214 From Second Temple Judaism to Rabbinic Judaism 215 Relations with Gentiles 216 Rabbinic Religion 218 Society and Institutions 221 The End of Sectarianism 224 Canon and Literature 226 Conclusion 231 Notes 233 Sugestions for Firther Reading 237 Glossary of Technical Terms 245 Index 249 From the maccabees to the mishnah [texto impreso] / Meeks, Wayne, Autor  . -  1° . - [S.l.] : The westminster press, 1987 . - 260 páginas. <27182> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.01/L/7/(ING) Resumen: Foreword by Wayne A. Meeks 9 Preface 11 1. Ancient Judaism: Chronology and Definitions 13 Chronology 13 Periodization and Perspective 18 From Pre-exilic Israel to Second Temple Judaism 20 Unity and Diversity 24 2. Jews and Gentiles 27 Political: Gentile Domination 27 The Maccabean Rebellion 30 The Rebellion Against the Romans (66-74 C.E) 31 The Wars of 115-117 C.E and 132-135 C.E 32 Conclusion 34 Cultural: Judaism and Hellenism 34 “Hellenism”, “Hellenization”, and “Hellenistic Judaism” 35 Judaism and Hellenistic Culture 37 Conclusion 45 Social: Jews and Gentiles 46 Anti-Judaism and “Anti-Semitism” 46 Philo-Judaism 49 Conclusion 58 3. The Jewish “Religion”: Practices and Beliefs 60 Introduction: Defining “Religion” 60 Practices 62 The Worship of God 62 Ritual Observances 73 Ritual, Ethics, and the “Yoke” of the Law 76 “Legalism” 78 Beliefs 79 Kingship of God 79 Reward and Punishment 87 Redemption 96 Conclusion 101 4. The Community and Its Institutions 104 Introduction 104 The Public Institutions of the Land of Israel 104 The Temple 106 The Sanhedrin 107 The Puiblic Institutions of the Diaspora 108 The Synagogue 111 Private Organization 115 Sects 116 Professional Guilds 119 Schools 120 Conclusion 123 5. Sectarian and Normative 124 Introduction: Definitions and Terminology 124 “Sect” and “Heresy” 125 The Focal Points of Jewish Sectarianism 127 “Orthodox” and “Normative” 134 Proto-Sectarianism in the Persian Period 137 Ezra and Nehemiah 138 “The Congregatino of the Exile” and Nehemiah 10 140 Isaiah 65 142 Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes 143 Sources Written in Greek: Josephus 144 Sources Written in Greek: The New Testament 147 Sources Written in Hebrew: Quram Scrolls 150 Sources Written in Hebrew: Rabbinic Texts 154 The Names of the Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes 159 Summary 160 Other Sects and Groups 164 “Fourth Philosophy”, Sicarii, and Zealots 164 Christians 166 Samaritans 169 Therapeutae 171 Conclusion 172 6. Canonization and Its Implications 174 Introduction 174 “Canon” and “Canonical” 177 The History of the Biblical Canon 182 The Torah 182 The Prophets 185 The Writings 186 The Tripartite Canon 187 Why These and Not Those? 190 Conclusion 191 The Implications of Canonization 192 The Transfomation of Prophecy 195 Scriptural Interpretation 201 Conclusion 213 7. The Emergence of Rabbinic Judaism 214 “The Rabbis” and “The Rabbinic Period” 214 From Second Temple Judaism to Rabbinic Judaism 215 Relations with Gentiles 216 Rabbinic Religion 218 Society and Institutions 221 The End of Sectarianism 224 Canon and Literature 226 Conclusion 231 Notes 233 Sugestions for Firther Reading 237 Glossary of Technical Terms 245 Index 249

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Jews and christians in antioch / Meeks, Wayne

Público ISBD Título : Jews and christians in antioch Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Meeks, Wayne, Autor Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 127 páginas ISBN/ISSN/DL: 978-0-89130-229-8 Nota general: <27461> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 270/M32/(ING) Resumen: sin índice Jews and christians in antioch [texto impreso] / Meeks, Wayne, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 127 páginas. ISSN : 978-0-89130-229-8 <27461> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 270/M32/(ING) Resumen: sin índice

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Los primeros cristianos urbanos. El mundo social del apostol pablo / Meeks, Wayne

Público ISBD Título : Los primeros cristianos urbanos. El mundo social del apostol pablo Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Meeks, Wayne, Autor Editorial: Salamanca [España] : Sígueme Número de páginas: 376 paginas ISBN/ISSN/DL: 978-84-301-1052-6 Nota general: <21669> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.081/B/64 Resumen: 1. El ambiente urbano del cristianismo paulino – 23 2. El nivel social de los cristianos paulinos – 93 3. La formación de la ekklesia – 133 4. Gobierno – 189 5. Ritos – 231 6. Modelos de creencia y modelos de vida – 267 Siglas – 307 Bibliografía de obras secundarias citadas – 311 Índice de citas bíblicas – 349 Índice de autores modernos – 359 Índice de materias - 367 Los primeros cristianos urbanos. El mundo social del apostol pablo [texto impreso] / Meeks, Wayne, Autor . - Salamanca (37080, España) : Sígueme, [s.d.] . - 376 paginas. ISSN : 978-84-301-1052-6 <21669> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.081/B/64 Resumen: 1. El ambiente urbano del cristianismo paulino – 23 2. El nivel social de los cristianos paulinos – 93 3. La formación de la ekklesia – 133 4. Gobierno – 189 5. Ritos – 231 6. Modelos de creencia y modelos de vida – 267 Siglas – 307 Bibliografía de obras secundarias citadas – 311 Índice de citas bíblicas – 349 Índice de autores modernos – 359 Índice de materias - 367

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Moral exhortation, a greco-roman sourcebook / Meeks, Wayne

Público ISBD Título : Moral exhortation, a greco-roman sourcebook Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Meeks, Wayne, Autor Mención de edición: 1° Editorial: The westminster press Fecha de publicación: 1989 Número de páginas: 260 páginas Nota general: <27181> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.01/L/4/(ING) Resumen: Foreword by Wayne A. Meeks 7 Acknowledgements 9 Introduction 11 Sources 17 1. The Social Settings of Moral Instruction 23 2. The Aims and Character of the Moral Teacher 30 The Goal of Philosophy 30 The philosopher and his task 34 Begins with himself 34 Conformity of Speech to Life 38 The human Condition 40 3. Methods of Instruction and Moral Nurture 48 Instruction of groups and individuals 48 Adaptation to circumstances 50 The response sought 55 Attitudes and practices taught 59 4. Means of Instruction 68 Speeches 68 Letters 79 Epitomes 85 Compilations 105 Summaries of a Philosopher’s Teaching 105 Advice on a particular subject 107 Gnomes 109 Chreiai 111 Poetry 115 The Use of Philosophic compilations 117 5. Styles of Exhortation 121 Protrepsis 122 Paraenesis 124 Diatribe 129 6. Literary and Rhetorical Conventions 135 Personal examples 135 Lists of virtues and Vices 138 Lists of hardships 141 7. Conventional subjects 144 One the State 145 On civil concord 147 On retirement 148 On civic responsibility 149 On the proffessions 150 On sexual conduct 152 On covetousness 154 On anger 157 On slavery and freedom 158 On the armor of the Sage 159 Bibliography 163 Index of names 165 Index of subjects 168 Index of New Testament References 175 Index of Apostolic Fathers References 178 Moral exhortation, a greco-roman sourcebook [texto impreso] / Meeks, Wayne, Autor  . -  1° . - [S.l.] : The westminster press, 1989 . - 260 páginas. <27181> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.01/L/4/(ING) Resumen: Foreword by Wayne A. Meeks 7 Acknowledgements 9 Introduction 11 Sources 17 1. The Social Settings of Moral Instruction 23 2. The Aims and Character of the Moral Teacher 30 The Goal of Philosophy 30 The philosopher and his task 34 Begins with himself 34 Conformity of Speech to Life 38 The human Condition 40 3. Methods of Instruction and Moral Nurture 48 Instruction of groups and individuals 48 Adaptation to circumstances 50 The response sought 55 Attitudes and practices taught 59 4. Means of Instruction 68 Speeches 68 Letters 79 Epitomes 85 Compilations 105 Summaries of a Philosopher’s Teaching 105 Advice on a particular subject 107 Gnomes 109 Chreiai 111 Poetry 115 The Use of Philosophic compilations 117 5. Styles of Exhortation 121 Protrepsis 122 Paraenesis 124 Diatribe 129 6. Literary and Rhetorical Conventions 135 Personal examples 135 Lists of virtues and Vices 138 Lists of hardships 141 7. Conventional subjects 144 One the State 145 On civil concord 147 On retirement 148 On civic responsibility 149 On the proffessions 150 On sexual conduct 152 On covetousness 154 On anger 157 On slavery and freedom 158 On the armor of the Sage 159 Bibliography 163 Index of names 165 Index of subjects 168 Index of New Testament References 175 Index of Apostolic Fathers References 178

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The New Testament in its Literary Environment / Meeks, Wayne

Público ISBD Título : The New Testament in its Literary Environment Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Meeks, Wayne, Autor Mención de edición: 1° Editorial: The westminster press Fecha de publicación: 1987 Número de páginas: 260 páginas Nota general: <27183> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.01/L/8/(ING) Resumen: Foreword by Wayne A. Meeks 7 Abbreviations 9 Introduction 1. The Genre of the Gospels: Nonliterary “Parallels” “Gospel” as Literary Form 18 Modern Scholarship and the Gospels 19 Genre Criticism and The Gospels 22 The Gospels as a “Nonliterary” Genre 23 Ancient Biographical Literature 27 Greco-Roman Biographical Literature 29 Israelite-Jewish “Biographical” Literature 36 2. The Gospels as Ancient Biography and the Growth of Jesus Literature 46 The Form of the Gospels 47 The Content of the Gospels 54 The Function of the Gospels 59 The Gospels as Greco-Roman Biography 63 Later Jesus Literature 68 3. Luke-Acts and Ancient Historiography 77 The Problem of Genre 77 Hellenistic Historiography 80 The Form and Content of History 84 Constituent Literary Forms 89 The Function of History 95 Israelite Historiography 96 Hellenistic Jewish Historiography 104 Comparing Ancient Historiographies 109 4. The Generic Features of Luke-Acts and the Growth of Apostle Literature 116 The Form of Luke-Acts 116 Constituent Oral Forms 119 Constituent Literary Forms 120 The Content of Luke-Acts 131 The Function of Luke-Acts 136 Luke-Acts as General History 138 The Apocryphal Acts 141 5. Letters in the Ancient World 158 Greco-Roman Letters 160 Aramaic and Jewish Epistolography 174 6. Early Christian Letters and Homilies 183 Formal Literary Analysis 183 Form-Critical Analysis 192 Epistolary Styles of Discourse 197 Types of Early Christian Letters 203 Occasional Letters and Homilies 204 General Letters and Homilies 217 7. The Apocalypse of John and Ancient Revelatory Literature 226 What is Apocalypticism? 227 Types of Ancient Revelatory Literature 231 Early Christian Apocalypticism 238 The Apocalypse of John 240 Christian Apocalypses in Transition 246 Indec of Slected Subjetcs 253 Index of Selected Biblical Passages 259 The New Testament in its Literary Environment [texto impreso] / Meeks, Wayne, Autor  . -  1° . - [S.l.] : The westminster press, 1987 . - 260 páginas. <27183> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.01/L/8/(ING) Resumen: Foreword by Wayne A. Meeks 7 Abbreviations 9 Introduction 1. The Genre of the Gospels: Nonliterary “Parallels” “Gospel” as Literary Form 18 Modern Scholarship and the Gospels 19 Genre Criticism and The Gospels 22 The Gospels as a “Nonliterary” Genre 23 Ancient Biographical Literature 27 Greco-Roman Biographical Literature 29 Israelite-Jewish “Biographical” Literature 36 2. The Gospels as Ancient Biography and the Growth of Jesus Literature 46 The Form of the Gospels 47 The Content of the Gospels 54 The Function of the Gospels 59 The Gospels as Greco-Roman Biography 63 Later Jesus Literature 68 3. Luke-Acts and Ancient Historiography 77 The Problem of Genre 77 Hellenistic Historiography 80 The Form and Content of History 84 Constituent Literary Forms 89 The Function of History 95 Israelite Historiography 96 Hellenistic Jewish Historiography 104 Comparing Ancient Historiographies 109 4. The Generic Features of Luke-Acts and the Growth of Apostle Literature 116 The Form of Luke-Acts 116 Constituent Oral Forms 119 Constituent Literary Forms 120 The Content of Luke-Acts 131 The Function of Luke-Acts 136 Luke-Acts as General History 138 The Apocryphal Acts 141 5. Letters in the Ancient World 158 Greco-Roman Letters 160 Aramaic and Jewish Epistolography 174 6. Early Christian Letters and Homilies 183 Formal Literary Analysis 183 Form-Critical Analysis 192 Epistolary Styles of Discourse 197 Types of Early Christian Letters 203 Occasional Letters and Homilies 204 General Letters and Homilies 217 7. The Apocalypse of John and Ancient Revelatory Literature 226 What is Apocalypticism? 227 Types of Ancient Revelatory Literature 231 Early Christian Apocalypticism 238 The Apocalypse of John 240 Christian Apocalypses in Transition 246 Indec of Slected Subjetcs 253 Index of Selected Biblical Passages 259

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