New challenges for the study of judaism and christian origins

FROM THE DIRECTORS / DAI DIRETTORI
Gabriele Boccaccini, New Old Henoch
Paolo Sacchi, Henoch - Ventisettesimo anno

MONOGRAPH PANEL / SEZIONE MONOGRAFICA
New Challenges for the Study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins (ed. Gabriele Boccaccini)

Lester L. Grabbe, Second Temple Judaism: Challenges, Controversies, and Quibbles in the Next Decade
John J. Collins, Some Issues in the Study of Apocalyptic Literature
Lawrence H. Schiffman, The Dead Sea Scrolls and Rabbinic Judaism: Perpectives and Desiderata
James H. Charlesworth, The Historical Jesus and Christian Origins: Reflections on Methodologies for Future Jesus Research

ESSAYS / SAGGI
Corrado Martone, Qumran Readings in Agreement with the Septuagint Against the Masoteric Text. Part One: The Pentateuch
David Rothstein, Why was Shelah not given to Tamar? Jubilees 41:20
Simone Paganini, Osservazioni sull'uso di Deut 22,6c nel Rotolo del Tempio
Alexander Rofé, Lo studio del testo biblico alla luce dell acritica storico-letteraria. La reprimenda dell'uomo-profeta (’is nabi') in Gdc 6,7-10
Bruna Velcic, The Significance of the Relation of 4QTobite fr.6 with Greek Texts
Pierpaolo Bertalotto, Immersions and Expiation: Water and Spirit from Qumran to John the Baptiot
Federico Colautti, The Triumphant Messiah and the Exalted Christ