Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls
By: [edited by] James H. Charlesworth, with internationally renowned experts.
Contributors: Charlesworth, James H.
Series: The Anchor Bible reference library
Publisher: Doubleday
Published: 1995
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 370
Subjects: Jesus Christ -- Person and offices; Dead Sea scrolls -- Criticism and interpretation, etc
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Dead sea scrolls and the historical Jesus -- James H. Charlesworth; title: Jesus and the temple scroll -- Otto Betz; title: Membership in the covenant people at Qumran and in the teaching of Jesus -- Howard C. Kee; title: Recovering Jesus' formative background -- Paolo Sacchi; title: Jesus as "Son" and the righteous teacher as "Gardener" -- James H. Charlesworth; title: Parable of the unjust steward : Jesus' criticism of the Essenes -- David Flusser; title: Jesus, the primitive community, and the Essene quarter of Jerusalem -- Rainer Riesner; title: Opposition to the temple : Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls -- Craig A. Evans; title: Jesus, table fellowship, and Qumran -- James D. G. Dunn; title: CRUCIFIXION : archaeology, Jesus, and the Dead Sea Scrolls -- Joe Zias and James H. Charlesworth; title: Two ascended to heaven-Jesus and the author of 4Q491 -- Morton Smith; title: Risen Christ and the angelic mediator figures in light of Qumran-- Alan F. Segal.; title: Jesus, the primitive community, and the Essene quarter of Jerusalem-- Rainer Riesner