The Dead Sea scrolls and primitive Chritianity
By: Translated from the French by Salvator Attanasio
Series: Mentor omega book -- MP405
Publisher: New American Library
Published: 1958
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Translated from: fre
Number of pages: 128
Subjects: Dead Sea scrolls
Work titles: Manuscrits de la mer Morte et les origines du christianisme
Notes: Includes bibliography.
Table of contents: title: I. The religious community of Qumran and the evangelical Milieu; title: John the Baptist and Qumran; title: Jesus and the Zadok priests; title: Essenian practices in the community of Jerusalem; title: II. Christ and the teacher of righteousness; title: Is the teacher of righteousness a dead and resurrected God?; title: The Zodakite use of the Messianic prophecies; title: The grandeur and limits of the teachers of righteousness; title: III. Early develops of the church and the community of Qumran; title: Essenes and Hellenists; title: Dositheus and the origin of Gnosticism; title: Traces of Essenian thought in St. Paul; title: Saint John and the theology of Qumran; title: Is the epistle to the Hebrews addressed to the Essenes?; title: The testaments of the XII patriarchs- the work of a converted Essene; title: The Syrian church and the Zadokites; title: Ebionism and Essenism; title: An Essene converted in Rome.