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Mysteries and Revelations: Apocalyptic Studies Since the Uppsala Colloquium more. Publication Date: 1995. Four sessions were assigned to the seminar in the 1977 SNTS Conference more. Four sessions were assigned to the seminar in the 1977 SNTS Conference. Publication Name: Journal for the Study of Judaism.

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The data used in the calculation may not be exhaustive. RG Journal impact history. Thus, the Danielic author constructs a Hellenistic Jewish framework for the eschatological speculation meant to support Jewish interests over against Roman-controlled Seleucids and Ptolemies.

This collection of essays had its origins in a symposium at the Society for Biblical Literature meeting in Anaheim on November 19, 1989, which marked the tenth anniversary of the Uppsala Colloquium on Apocalypticism, August 12-17, 1979"

In this volume, Collins presents a survey of the study of apocalypticism in the decade after the Colloquium, and in particular the relation between the literary genre 'apocalypse' and the broader phenomenon of apocalypticism.

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Journal for the Study of the New Testament, Vol. 11, Issue. 35, p. 111. CrossRef. The Apocalypse of John mirrors in a very distinctive way the social and cultural amalgam which constituted late first century Christianity. Though a Christian document it is heavily indebted to Jewish religious and apocalyptic traditions. It also exhibits both the influences of and the reactions to Hellenism.

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