Second Temple Judaism: Sectarianism and Textual Production
Advanced study of sectarian groups and Qumran library impact on text transmission
Advanced study of sectarian groups and Qumran library impact on text transmission
Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies
An advanced study of the sectarian groups of the Second Temple period (Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes, Zealots). Focuses heavily on the Qumran library and its impact on the transmission, preservation, and interpretation of biblical and extra-biblical texts.
Second Temple Judaism refers to Jewish religious life and thought from 516 BCE, when the Second Temple in Jerusalem was completed, until its destruction in 70 CE by the Romans. This period shaped many beliefs, practices, and texts that later influenced Rabbinic Judaism and early Christianity.
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