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Notes on Early Jewish Belief in a Messiah
The following is from some notes that I took in Professor Jim Davila’s class on the Dead Sea Scrolls this week. I sit in on this undergraduate class of his just to get more exposure to his great knowledge and expertise on this topic. The way the class is set up, at least at this [...]
Also posted in Early Christianity, Early Judaism, Religious Scholars, School Journal Tagged Dead Sea Scrolls, High Priest, James Davila, Jesus Christ, Jim Davila, King David, Melchizedek, Messiah, Messianism, Qumran 2 Comments
BYU Studies Symposium Audio mp3s
The BYU Studies website has recently released audio .mp3s from their recent 2010 symposium. I highlighted this conference in a recent post.
If you were not able to attend the symposium, or would like to go back and listen to any of the great presentations, you can do so here.
The session of the symposium that was [...]
Also posted in LDS Interest, Religious Scholars, Scholarly Conferences, Temple Tagged Brigham Young University, BYU Studies, Ezekiel Mural, Jeff Bradshaw, Jeffrey M. Bradshaw, John Hall, kings, kingship, Melchizedek, mysteries, Paul Callister, priests, seer stones, Symposium, temples Leave a comment
The Pope Cites Old Testament Pseudepigrapha
VIA JIM DAVILA’S PALEOJUDAICA:
PSEUDEPIGRAPHA WATCH: The Pope cites a couple of Old Testament Pseudepigrapha in his Easter Vigil homily. First, from the Life of Adam and Eve:
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
An ancient Jewish legend from the apocryphal book “The life of Adam and Eve” recounts that, in his final illness, Adam sent his son Seth together with Eve [...]
Also posted in Apocalypticism/Mysticism, Heavenly Ascents Tagged 2 Enoch, Baptism, Heavenly Ascent, Life of Adam and Eve, Pope Benedict, Pseudepigrapha Leave a comment













The Location of the Nail-Prints in Jesus Hands? A Discussion at Cambridge University