Offers an interdisciplinary account of prophecy as a topic of discourse among various late antique Near Eastern communities. Against assumptions that prophecy ceased in the past, this book argues that it remained a topic of discourse among various Near Eastern communities.
Offers an interdisciplinary account of prophecy as a topic of discourse among various late antique Near Eastern communities. Against assumptions that prophecy ceased in the past, this book argues that it remained a topic of discourse among various Near Eastern communities.
Jae Hee Han is an Assistant Professor of in the Religious Studies Department and Program in Jewish Studies at Brown University.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Inventing prophethood? Baraies the Teacher and his homily; 2. Contextualizing Manchaean prophetology in the Syro-Mesopotamian borderlands; 3. 'Impregnated by the hands of God': The pseudo-Clementine Homilies as counter-Manichaean prophetology; 4. Listening to the prophet: late Antique ideologies of oral revelation; 5. Towards a new prognosis: Neoplatonists, Manichaeans, and the Ps.-Clementine Homilies; 6. Angelic contemplation in the Sar Torah and the prognostic turn.
1. Inventing prophethood? Baraies the Teacher and his homily; 2. Contextualizing Manchaean prophetology in the Syro-Mesopotamian borderlands; 3. 'Impregnated by the hands of God': The pseudo-Clementine Homilies as counter-Manichaean prophetology; 4. Listening to the prophet: late Antique ideologies of oral revelation; 5. Towards a new prognosis: Neoplatonists, Manichaeans, and the Ps.-Clementine Homilies; 6. Angelic contemplation in the Sar Torah and the prognostic turn.
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