Focusing on the evolution of Jewish and Christian eschatology, this classic study by Charles offers an in-depth analysis of the Apocalypse and the Messianic hopes found in the Old Testament. It surpasses earlier works by providing a more comprehensive examination of these themes, highlighting their significance in religious history and thought.
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An apocryphal work from the second century B.C., this volume influenced early Christians, particularly the Gnostics, and introduced such concepts as fallen angels, resurrection, and last judgment.
Exploring the concept of the Jubilee, this treatise delves into its significance as a year of universal pardon, highlighting themes of freedom and divine mercy as outlined in Leviticus. It includes a comprehensive introduction, critical inquiries, and discussions on various manuscripts and translations, emphasizing the book's historical and theological context. Robert Henry Charles, an esteemed theologian known for his translations of apocryphal texts, offers valuable insights into the Book of Jubilees, making it a vital resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike.
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