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The volume is a commentary on 1 Enoch chapters 91-108 that begins with the Ethiopic text tradition but also takes the Greek and Aramaic (Dead Sea Scrolls) evidence into account. This section of 1 Enoch, which contains material from at least five different documents composed some time during the 2nd...
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Loren T Stuckenbruck
1 Enoch 91-108
Walter de Gruyter • Berlin • New York
Table Of Contents
Foreword XIII
Note on Abbreviations XV
Chapter One
Introduction 1
A Overview 2
A l Apocalypse of Weeks (93:1-10; 91:11-17) 2
A 2 Exhortation (91:1-10,18-19) 2
A 3 Epistle (92:1-5; 93:11-105:2) 3
A 4 Birth of Noah (106:1-107:3) 4
A 5 Eschatological Admonition (108:1-15) 4
B 1 Enoch 91-108 and Stages of Literary Growth 5
B I Independent Compositions 5
B2A Growing Collection of Enochic Writings 8
B31 Enoch 91-105 + Appendices in 106-107 and 108:
Fifth Part of an Enochic Pentateuch or Variations
on a Growing Testamentary Framework? 14
C 1 Enoch 91-108: The Ethiopic Version 15
C I The Text-Basis for This Commentary 15
C 2 The Ethiopic Version 19
C2a Ethiopic I 20
C2b Ethiopic II 23
C2c Presentation of the Ethiopic Evidence 26
C2d Other Versions and the Ethiopic 28
D Bibliography 28
D I Editions and Reference Works Used 28
D 2 Translations and Commentaries 32
D 3 Secondary Literature 34
Chapter Two
Part One: Apocalypse of Weeks (1 Enoch 93:1-10; 91:11-17) 49
Introduction : 49
A The Text Traditions 49
A I The Ethiopic 49
VIII Table Of Contents
A 2 The Aramaic 50
A 3 The Coptic 52
B Division of Time 53
C Outline and Content 57
D Date 60
E Authorship and Relation to the Epistle and
Exhortation 62
Commentary 65
93:1-2 Opening Words 65
93:3 The First Week 86
93:4 The Second Week 90
93:5 The Third Week 99
93:6 The Fourth Week 102
93:7 The Fifth Week 108
93:8 The Sixth Week I l l
93:9-10; 91:11 The Seventh Week 118
91:12-13 The Eighth Week 131
91:14 The Ninth Week 139
91:15-16 The Tenth Week 145
93:17 Weeks Without End 151
Chapter Three
Part Two: Exhortation (1 Enoch 91:1-10,18-19) 153
Introduction 153
A The Text Traditions 153
A l The Ethiopic 153
A 2 The Aramaic 153
B Literary Analysis 154
B I Literary Relationship with the Apocalypse of Weeks
and Epistle 154
B 2 Ideological and Terminological Links with other
1 Enoch Works 155
C The Exhortation as an Independent Tradition 156
D Date 156
Commentary 157
91:1-2 Enoch Summons His Children through Methuselah 157
91:3-4 Opening Ethical Exhortation 162
91:5-10 Eschatological Destruction of Iniquity 169
91:18-19 Closing Exhortation 181
Table Of Contents IX
Chapter Four
Part Three: Epistle of Enoch (1 Enoch 92:1-5; 93:11-14; 94:1-105:2) 185
Introduction 185
A The Text traditions 185
A I The Ethiopic 185
A 2 The Greek 185
A 3 The Aramaic 187
B Introduction to the Epistle (Title, Outline, Literary
Analysis of Formulae, and Use of Tradition) 188
B I Title 188
B 2 Outline 188
B 3 Literary Analysis 191
B3a Different Origin of the Frame and Body 191
B3b Recurring Forms 192
B3bi Woe-Oracles 193
B3b ii Oath-formulae 197
B3b iii Exhortations to the Righteous 199
B3b iv Disclosure Formulae 201
B3bv Instruction on the Two Ways 202
B3b vi Imputed Speech 203
B3b vii Makarism 203
B 4 Use of and Intertextuality with Formative Traditions 204
C Date and Social Setting 211
D Author and Community 215
Commentary 217
92:1 The Superscription 217
92:2-5 Opening Statement on Eschatological Reward and
Punishment 223
93:11-14 Reflection on the Inscrutable Greatness of God 231
94:1-5 Exhortation on the Contrasting Ways of Righteousness
and Wrongdoing 243
94:6-95:2 First Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 256
95:3 First Consolation of the Righteous 272
95:4-7 Second Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 273
96:1-3 Second Consolation of the Righteous 283
96:4-8 Third Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 294
97:1-2 Third Consolation of the Righteous 303
97:3-6 Address to the Sinners Concerning the Judgement 307
97:7-10 Fourth Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 316
98:1-3 Oath to the Wise 325
98:4-8 Two Oaths to Sinners 336
X Table Of Contents
98:9-99:2 Fifth Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 351
99:3-5 Exhortation that the Righteous Testify Against the
Wicked 381
99:6-9 An Oath Denouncing Sinners About Their Idolatry
and Visions 392
99:10 Blessing on Those Who Heed the Wise 407
99:11-16 Sixth Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 412
100:1-4 Eschatological Judgement Against Sinners 426
100:5-6 Eschatological Bliss for the Righteous 437
100:7-9 Seventh Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 445
100:10-13 Meteorological Phenomena as Instruments of Divine
Judgement 453
101:1-9 Divine Activity in the Created Order and the
Response of the Wicked 463
102:1-3 Eschatological Judgement on the Wicked Through
the Created Order 482
102:4-104:8 Discourse on Divine Justice 492
102:4-103:5 1 Exhortation to the Righteous Dead 492
102:4-5 A Consolation for the Righteous Dead 492
102:6-11 B Speech of the Sinners About the Righteous Dead
and the Author's Response 500
103:1-4 C Oath to the Righteous Dead About Their
Ultimate State 513
103:5-8 2 Eighth Woe-Oracle Against the Sinners Who Have
Died 526
103:9-104:6 3 Exhortation to the Righteous Who Are Still Alive 537
103:9-15 A The Speech of the Living Righteous 537
104:1-6 B The Author's Response to the Speech of the Living
Righteous 561
104:7-8 A Warning to the Sinners Who are Alive: Their Speech
and the Author's Response 578
104:9-105:2 Conclusion to the Epistle 582
104:9; 105:1 Final Exhortations 582
104:10-13;
105:2 Revelations About the End 582
Chapter Five
Part Four: Birth of Noah (1 Enoch 106:1-107:3) 606
Introduction ' 606
A The Enochic Character of Chapters 106-107 606
B Summary and Significance 607
Table Of Contents XI
C Birth of Noah in the Context of Enochic and Other
Early Jewish Traditions 608
D The Text Traditions 614
D I The Ethiopic 614
D 2 The Aramaic 615
D 3 The Greek 615
D 4 The Latin 615
E Date 616
Commentary 617
106:1 Narrative Setting and Birth of Noah 617
106:2-3 A Miraculous Child 622
106:4-7 Lamech's Report About His Son's Birth to
Methuselah 631
106:8 Methuselah Journeys to Enoch 641
106:9-12 Methuselah's Report About the Child to Enoch 644
106:13-17 Enoch's Explanation Part One: Calamities Leading
up to the Flood 655
106:18 Enoch's Explanation Part Two: Noah and His
Significance 671
106:19-107:1 Enoch's Explanation Part Three: The Eschatological
Future 677
107:2 Enoch's Explanation Part Four: Methuselah Sent Back
to Reassure Lamech 683
107:3 Conclusion: Methuselah Reports to Lamech 685
Chapter Six
Part Five: Eschatological Admonition (1 Enoch 108:1-15) 690
Introduction 690
A Summary 690
B Structure 690
C The Text Traditions 691
D Eschatological Admonition in Relation to Enochic
and Other Early Jewish Traditions 692
E Date 693
Commentary 695
108:1-3 A Introduction 695
108:1 A I Title, Superscription, Adressees 695
108:2-3 A 2 Opening Exhortation to the Righteous 697
108:4-15 B Apocalypse 704
108:4-5 B I Vision of a Cloud 704
108:6-10 B 2 The Angel's Explanation 709
XII Table Of Contents
108:6-7 B2a The Wicked to be Punished 709
108:8-10 B2b The Righteous to be Rewarded 716
108:11-12 C Words of Divine Promise 729
108:13-15 D Conclusion 738
Index of References 745
Index of Names and Subjects 828
Index of Authors 851 |
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Loren T Stuckenbruck
1 Enoch 91-108
Walter de Gruyter • Berlin • New York
Table Of Contents
Foreword XIII
Note on Abbreviations XV
Chapter One
Introduction 1
A Overview 2
A l Apocalypse of Weeks (93:1-10; 91:11-17) 2
A 2 Exhortation (91:1-10,18-19) 2
A 3 Epistle (92:1-5; 93:11-105:2) 3
A 4 Birth of Noah (106:1-107:3) 4
A 5 Eschatological Admonition (108:1-15) 4
B 1 Enoch 91-108 and Stages of Literary Growth 5
B I Independent Compositions 5
B2A Growing Collection of Enochic Writings 8
B31 Enoch 91-105 + Appendices in 106-107 and 108:
Fifth Part of an Enochic Pentateuch or Variations
on a Growing Testamentary Framework? 14
C 1 Enoch 91-108: The Ethiopic Version 15
C I The Text-Basis for This Commentary 15
C 2 The Ethiopic Version 19
C2a Ethiopic I 20
C2b Ethiopic II 23
C2c Presentation of the Ethiopic Evidence 26
C2d Other Versions and the Ethiopic 28
D Bibliography 28
D I Editions and Reference Works Used 28
D 2 Translations and Commentaries 32
D 3 Secondary Literature 34
Chapter Two
Part One: Apocalypse of Weeks (1 Enoch 93:1-10; 91:11-17) 49
Introduction : 49
A The Text Traditions 49
A I The Ethiopic 49
VIII Table Of Contents
A 2 The Aramaic 50
A 3 The Coptic 52
B Division of Time 53
C Outline and Content 57
D Date 60
E Authorship and Relation to the Epistle and
Exhortation 62
Commentary 65
93:1-2 Opening Words 65
93:3 The First Week 86
93:4 The Second Week 90
93:5 The Third Week 99
93:6 The Fourth Week 102
93:7 The Fifth Week 108
93:8 The Sixth Week I l l
93:9-10; 91:11 The Seventh Week 118
91:12-13 The Eighth Week 131
91:14 The Ninth Week 139
91:15-16 The Tenth Week 145
93:17 Weeks Without End 151
Chapter Three
Part Two: Exhortation (1 Enoch 91:1-10,18-19) 153
Introduction 153
A The Text Traditions 153
A l The Ethiopic 153
A 2 The Aramaic 153
B Literary Analysis 154
B I Literary Relationship with the Apocalypse of Weeks
and Epistle 154
B 2 Ideological and Terminological Links with other
1 Enoch Works 155
C The Exhortation as an Independent Tradition 156
D Date 156
Commentary 157
91:1-2 Enoch Summons His Children through Methuselah 157
91:3-4 Opening Ethical Exhortation 162
91:5-10 Eschatological Destruction of Iniquity 169
91:18-19 Closing Exhortation 181
Table Of Contents IX
Chapter Four
Part Three: Epistle of Enoch (1 Enoch 92:1-5; 93:11-14; 94:1-105:2) 185
Introduction 185
A The Text traditions 185
A I The Ethiopic 185
A 2 The Greek 185
A 3 The Aramaic 187
B Introduction to the Epistle (Title, Outline, Literary
Analysis of Formulae, and Use of Tradition) 188
B I Title 188
B 2 Outline 188
B 3 Literary Analysis 191
B3a Different Origin of the Frame and Body 191
B3b Recurring Forms 192
B3bi Woe-Oracles 193
B3b ii Oath-formulae 197
B3b iii Exhortations to the Righteous 199
B3b iv Disclosure Formulae 201
B3bv Instruction on the Two Ways 202
B3b vi Imputed Speech 203
B3b vii Makarism 203
B 4 Use of and Intertextuality with Formative Traditions 204
C Date and Social Setting 211
D Author and Community 215
Commentary 217
92:1 The Superscription 217
92:2-5 Opening Statement on Eschatological Reward and
Punishment 223
93:11-14 Reflection on the Inscrutable Greatness of God 231
94:1-5 Exhortation on the Contrasting Ways of Righteousness
and Wrongdoing 243
94:6-95:2 First Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 256
95:3 First Consolation of the Righteous 272
95:4-7 Second Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 273
96:1-3 Second Consolation of the Righteous 283
96:4-8 Third Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 294
97:1-2 Third Consolation of the Righteous 303
97:3-6 Address to the Sinners Concerning the Judgement 307
97:7-10 Fourth Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 316
98:1-3 Oath to the Wise 325
98:4-8 Two Oaths to Sinners 336
X Table Of Contents
98:9-99:2 Fifth Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 351
99:3-5 Exhortation that the Righteous Testify Against the
Wicked 381
99:6-9 An Oath Denouncing Sinners About Their Idolatry
and Visions 392
99:10 Blessing on Those Who Heed the Wise 407
99:11-16 Sixth Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 412
100:1-4 Eschatological Judgement Against Sinners 426
100:5-6 Eschatological Bliss for the Righteous 437
100:7-9 Seventh Woe-Oracles Against the Wicked 445
100:10-13 Meteorological Phenomena as Instruments of Divine
Judgement 453
101:1-9 Divine Activity in the Created Order and the
Response of the Wicked 463
102:1-3 Eschatological Judgement on the Wicked Through
the Created Order 482
102:4-104:8 Discourse on Divine Justice 492
102:4-103:5 1 Exhortation to the Righteous Dead 492
102:4-5 A Consolation for the Righteous Dead 492
102:6-11 B Speech of the Sinners About the Righteous Dead
and the Author's Response 500
103:1-4 C Oath to the Righteous Dead About Their
Ultimate State 513
103:5-8 2 Eighth Woe-Oracle Against the Sinners Who Have
Died 526
103:9-104:6 3 Exhortation to the Righteous Who Are Still Alive 537
103:9-15 A The Speech of the Living Righteous 537
104:1-6 B The Author's Response to the Speech of the Living
Righteous 561
104:7-8 A Warning to the Sinners Who are Alive: Their Speech
and the Author's Response 578
104:9-105:2 Conclusion to the Epistle 582
104:9; 105:1 Final Exhortations 582
104:10-13;
105:2 Revelations About the End 582
Chapter Five
Part Four: Birth of Noah (1 Enoch 106:1-107:3) 606
Introduction ' 606
A The Enochic Character of Chapters 106-107 606
B Summary and Significance 607
Table Of Contents XI
C Birth of Noah in the Context of Enochic and Other
Early Jewish Traditions 608
D The Text Traditions 614
D I The Ethiopic 614
D 2 The Aramaic 615
D 3 The Greek 615
D 4 The Latin 615
E Date 616
Commentary 617
106:1 Narrative Setting and Birth of Noah 617
106:2-3 A Miraculous Child 622
106:4-7 Lamech's Report About His Son's Birth to
Methuselah 631
106:8 Methuselah Journeys to Enoch 641
106:9-12 Methuselah's Report About the Child to Enoch 644
106:13-17 Enoch's Explanation Part One: Calamities Leading
up to the Flood 655
106:18 Enoch's Explanation Part Two: Noah and His
Significance 671
106:19-107:1 Enoch's Explanation Part Three: The Eschatological
Future 677
107:2 Enoch's Explanation Part Four: Methuselah Sent Back
to Reassure Lamech 683
107:3 Conclusion: Methuselah Reports to Lamech 685
Chapter Six
Part Five: Eschatological Admonition (1 Enoch 108:1-15) 690
Introduction 690
A Summary 690
B Structure 690
C The Text Traditions 691
D Eschatological Admonition in Relation to Enochic
and Other Early Jewish Traditions 692
E Date 693
Commentary 695
108:1-3 A Introduction 695
108:1 A I Title, Superscription, Adressees 695
108:2-3 A 2 Opening Exhortation to the Righteous 697
108:4-15 B Apocalypse 704
108:4-5 B I Vision of a Cloud 704
108:6-10 B 2 The Angel's Explanation 709
XII Table Of Contents
108:6-7 B2a The Wicked to be Punished 709
108:8-10 B2b The Righteous to be Rewarded 716
108:11-12 C Words of Divine Promise 729
108:13-15 D Conclusion 738
Index of References 745
Index of Names and Subjects 828
Index of Authors 851 |
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This section of 1 Enoch, which contains material from at least five different documents composed some time during the 2nd century BCE, provides a window into the early stages of the reception of the earliest Enoch tradition, as it was being negotiated in relation to elitist religious opponents, on the one hand, and in relation to other Jewish traditions that were flourishing at the time. The commentary, at the beginning of which there is an extensive introduction, is structured in the following way: there is a translation for each unit of text (including the Greek and Aramaic where it exists, with the Greek and Ethiopic translations presented synoptically), followed by detailed textual notes that justify the translation and provide information on a full range of variations among the manuscripts. This, in turn, is followed by a General Comment on the unit of text; after this there are detailed notes on each subdivision of the text which attempt to situate the content within the stream of biblical interpretation and developing Jewish traditions of the Second Temple period. 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