'Ex Oriente Lux' in Second Temple Texts

Craig A. Evans is Distinguished Research Professor at The Bible Seminary, Katy, Texas, USA.Marc Grønbech-Dam is Assistant Professor of New Testament at Vanguard University of Southern California, USA.

• Preface AbbreviationsList of Contributors1. The Cartography of Origins: The Fragments of Artapanus and Colonial Foundations in Hellenistic Egypt - Scott Harris, Knox College, USA2. Moses Among the Archangels: The Angelification of Moses and Other Prominent Biblical Figures in Enochic Tradition - Daniel Schumann, Eberhardt Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany3. Does Jubilees Attest to the Noahide Laws? Reassessing a Common Scholarly Claim - Benjamin Frostad, McMaster University, Canada4. The Psalms of Solomon 17–18 in the Context of End-Time Redemption of Israel - František Ábel, Independent Scholar, Slovakia5. The Sibyl’s Kingdom - Craig A. Evans, The Bible Seminary, USA 6. A Sibylline Oracle and a Sibling Goddess: Another Polemic against Apollo - Jeffrey Stone, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, USA7. The Testament of Solomon: A Parabiblical Text in Its Culture and Historical Context - Felix Albrecht, Niedersächsische Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen, Germany8. The Apocryphon of Ezekiel: An Intertextual Study of a Fragmentary Pseudepigraphon - Sarah Roberts, Independent Scholar, USA9. Light from the “Luminous Teaching” of the East: The Ur-Text of Luke 3:23 and the Baptism of Jesus at Twelve - Roy D. Kotansky, Independent Scholar, USAIndex of ReferencesIndex of Authors