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Israels Messiah in the Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls

von Richard S. Hess

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Was Israel expecting a messiah like Jesus? If not, how did Jesus challenge the messianic preconceptions of the time? With the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, which include messianic writings dating from around the time of Jesus, the debate over just exactly what sort of messiah Israel was expecting has been reignited. In Israel's Messiah in the Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls, leading scholars provide a comprehensive discussion of messiah as it was understood in the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Dead Sea Scrolls. In the words of the editors, Israel's Messiah "summarizes and evaluates the best of modern biblical scholarship and applies this material to a mature and fully developed understanding of the figure who lies at the center of the Christian faith." The book does not stop there, however. After discussing and debating the relevance of Messiah to those of Jesus' time, it returns to the present and takes a critical look at how Christians can and should understand Jesus as a source of hope and liberation.… (mehr)

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1. Messiah -- Biblical teaching -- Congresses. 2. Dead Sea scrolls -- Congresses. 3. Jesus Christ -- Messiahship -- Congresses. (1) 73 (1) Altes Testament (7) Archäologie (1) Bibel (3) Bibliothek (1) Biblische Theologie (1) Check shelves (1) Christus (1) College (1) DSS (1) dss1 (1) Geschichte (1) Goodreads-Import (1) in Israel's Messiah in the Bible and the DSS (Hess & Carroll) (4) Israel (2) Judentum (1) Lateinamerika (1) Messias (2) MISS.500 (1) Neues Testament (2) noch zu lesen (1) NT (1) OT topic - Dead Sea Scrolls (1) OWNER: Beit Hallel RESOURCE TYPE: Book STATUS: Available SHELF NUMBER: F3 DESCRIPTION: Table of Contents List of Contributors Editors' Preface List of Abbreviations Part 1: The Messiah in the Old Testament My Servant David: Ancient Israel's Vision of the (1) Qumran (1) Schriftrollen vom Toten Meer (2) Textkritik (1) Then He Must Be . . .: A Response to Daniel I. Block J. Daniel Hays New Lenses to Establish Messiah's Identity? A Response to Daniel I. Block M. Daniel Carroll R. Part 2: The Messiah in the Dead Sea Scrolls The Messiah in the Dead Sea Scrolls Craig A. Eva (1) Theologie (3)

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NO OF PAGES: 192 SUB CAT I: Dead Sea Scrolls SUB CAT II: Messianic Issues SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: Table of Contents

List of Contributors
Editors' Preface
List of Abbreviations

Part 1: The Messiah in the Old Testament

My Servant David: Ancient Israel's Vision
of the Messiah
Daniel I. Block

If He Looks Like a Prophet and Talks Like a
Prophet, Then He Must Be . . .: A Response
to Daniel I. Block
J. Daniel Hays

New Lenses to Establish Messiah's Identity?
A Response to Daniel I. Block
M. Daniel Carroll R.

Part 2: The Messiah in the Dead Sea Scrolls

The Messiah in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Craig A. Evans

Messiahs Here and There: A Response to
Craig A. Evans
Richard S. Hess

Part 3: The Messiah in the New Testament

Messiah in the New Testament
Craig L. Blomberg

Christos: Jewish Title or Hellenistic Name?
A Response to Craig L. Blomberg
William W. Klein

Part 4: The Messiah in Latin American Theology

Jesus' Messianism: A Proposal and an
Assessment from Latin America
Gerardo A. Alfaro Gonzalez

Reflections on Jesus as Liberator: A
Response to Gerardo A. Alfaro Gonzalez
Karen H. Jobes

Index of Scripture and Other Ancient Writings
Index of Modern AuthorsNOTES: Purchased from Amazon.com. SUBTITLE: In the Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls

BeitHallel | Feb 18, 2011 |

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Was Israel expecting a messiah like Jesus? If not, how did Jesus challenge the messianic preconceptions of the time? With the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, which include messianic writings dating from around the time of Jesus, the debate over just exactly what sort of messiah Israel was expecting has been reignited. In Israel's Messiah in the Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls, leading scholars provide a comprehensive discussion of messiah as it was understood in the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Dead Sea Scrolls. In the words of the editors, Israel's Messiah "summarizes and evaluates the best of modern biblical scholarship and applies this material to a mature and fully developed understanding of the figure who lies at the center of the Christian faith." The book does not stop there, however. After discussing and debating the relevance of Messiah to those of Jesus' time, it returns to the present and takes a critical look at how Christians can and should understand Jesus as a source of hope and liberation.

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