A "NEW Covenant" 200 Years BEFORE Jesus | Dr. James D. Tabor
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Discover the links between Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls in Dr. James D. Tabor's captivating 10-lecture online course. Unravel ancient mysteries, explore early Christianity, and gain unique insights from a leading scholar. Enroll today for a deep dive into history! Sign up here
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This course delves deep into the intriguing question of whether Jesus of Nazareth was connected to, influenced by, or familiar with the Jewish sect responsible for writing the Dead Sea Scrolls. By centering our investigation around this central issue, we will embark on an exploration of a wide range of related topics, shedding light on the historical and theological context of the time. Through in-depth analysis, discussion, and examination of primary sources, we will seek to uncover the potential connections and influences that shaped the religious landscape of the ancient Judean world.
This course comes down to a single issue: Was Jesus connected to, familiar with, or in any ways influenced by, the Jewish sect who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls? And around this central focus we will explore a whole variety of related topics, such as:
What are the Dead Sea scrolls?
How were the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered, dated, and interpreted early on?
Were the Essenes the group responsible for writing the Dead Sea Scrolls?
Who were the Essenes and what were their beliefs?
Was John the Baptist likely connected to the DSS (Dead Sea Scrolls) group?
Are there close similarities between the Jesus movement and the DSS group—how many and how significant?
What about sharp differences between the Jesus movement and the DSS group?
If the movement lasted until the Jewish Roman War in 66-73CE, was it possible that the Jesus movement and the DSS group had knowledge of each other?
How different are the Pharisees and the Sadducees from the DSS group and the Jesus movement?
And so much more...
In this course, our primary focus is on a direct engagement with the Dead Sea Scroll texts. Our emphasis is not on delving into theories about the group but rather on a meticulous examination of the content within the Scrolls themselves. By the conclusion of this course, you will have gained a profound understanding of the fundamental aspects necessary to embark on more in-depth explorations in the realm of biblical studies.
Lecture One: Overview of the Discovery—When, Where, and What?
Lecture Two: Early Controversy—A “Christianity” before Jesus?
Lecture Three: The Community Rule (1QS)
Lecture Four: Who Were the Essenes?
Lecture Five: The Damascus Document (CD) and the Messianic Rule (1QSa)
Lecture Six: Who Was the Teacher of Righteousness?
Lecture Seven: What Do We Learn from the Newly Published Scrolls?
Lecture Eight: End Time Expectations—When Prophecy Fails
Lecture Nine: The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible
Lecture Ten: Putting it all Together: Jesus and the Scrolls
#Mythvision #deadseascrolls #Jesus
Discover the links between Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls in Dr. James D. Tabor's captivating 10-lecture online course. Unravel ancient mysteries, explore early Christianity, and gain unique insights from a leading scholar. Enroll today for a deep dive into history! Sign up here
https://mythvisionpodcast.com/dss
Subscribe to Dr. @JamesTaborVideos
This course delves deep into the intriguing question of whether Jesus of Nazareth was connected to, influenced by, or familiar with the Jewish sect responsible for writing the Dead Sea Scrolls. By centering our investigation around this central issue, we will embark on an exploration of a wide range of related topics, shedding light on the historical and theological context of the time. Through in-depth analysis, discussion, and examination of primary sources, we will seek to uncover the potential connections and influences that shaped the religious landscape of the ancient Judean world.
This course comes down to a single issue: Was Jesus connected to, familiar with, or in any ways influenced by, the Jewish sect who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls? And around this central focus we will explore a whole variety of related topics, such as:
What are the Dead Sea scrolls?
How were the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered, dated, and interpreted early on?
Were the Essenes the group responsible for writing the Dead Sea Scrolls?
Who were the Essenes and what were their beliefs?
Was John the Baptist likely connected to the DSS (Dead Sea Scrolls) group?
Are there close similarities between the Jesus movement and the DSS group—how many and how significant?
What about sharp differences between the Jesus movement and the DSS group?
If the movement lasted until the Jewish Roman War in 66-73CE, was it possible that the Jesus movement and the DSS group had knowledge of each other?
How different are the Pharisees and the Sadducees from the DSS group and the Jesus movement?
And so much more...
In this course, our primary focus is on a direct engagement with the Dead Sea Scroll texts. Our emphasis is not on delving into theories about the group but rather on a meticulous examination of the content within the Scrolls themselves. By the conclusion of this course, you will have gained a profound understanding of the fundamental aspects necessary to embark on more in-depth explorations in the realm of biblical studies.
Lecture One: Overview of the Discovery—When, Where, and What?
Lecture Two: Early Controversy—A “Christianity” before Jesus?
Lecture Three: The Community Rule (1QS)
Lecture Four: Who Were the Essenes?
Lecture Five: The Damascus Document (CD) and the Messianic Rule (1QSa)
Lecture Six: Who Was the Teacher of Righteousness?
Lecture Seven: What Do We Learn from the Newly Published Scrolls?
Lecture Eight: End Time Expectations—When Prophecy Fails
Lecture Nine: The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible
Lecture Ten: Putting it all Together: Jesus and the Scrolls
#Mythvision #deadseascrolls #Jesus
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