Early Judaism- A Comprehensive Overview

Hebrew language, 85, 240

of Apocryphal books, 189

in Dead Sea Scrolls, 206

Hebrews, Epistle to, 407

Hebron, 339

Hecataeus, 1, 22, 33, 108, 309

Heliodorus, 241

Hellenism, as pejorative term, 229

Hellenistic culture, 228, 254-55

Hellenistic education, 164

Hellenistic Judaism, 4, 21, 30, 79-80,

102-6

Hellenistic rule, 368-73

Hellenization, 328-29, 353, 369, 370-73

Herakleopolis, 361

hermeneutical innovation, 126

Hermippus, 309

Herod Agrippa I.SeeAgrippa I

Herod Agrippa II.SeeAgrippa II

Herod Antipas, 51, 52-53, 78, 346, 348,

391

Herod Archelaus, 51, 52, 78

Herodias, 53

Herodium, 348

Herodotus, 309

Herod Philip, 51, 52, 53, 54, 78, 338, 348

Herod the Great, 49, 50-51, 52, 60, 78-

79, 116, 296, 307, 337-38, 391

Herrenius Capito, 54

Hesiod, 239, 245

Hexapla (Origen), 130

Hexateuch, 123

hidden books, apocryphal books as,

186-88

higher revelation, in apocalyptic litera-

ture, 15

Hiram of Tyre, 309

historical eschatology, 13

Hodayot,17, 91, 136, 146, 225, 433

Holocaust, 1, 391

“Holy Land,” 113

Holy of Holies, 71

Homer, 238, 245, 264

Honi the Circle Drawer, 394

Horace, 374

Hyksos, 22, 309, 369

Hypaepa, 376

Hypothetica(Philo), 237, 260, 279-80,

311

Hyrcanus I (John Hyrcanus), 31, 35, 47,

48, 80, 81, 82, 86, 327, 328, 329, 332

Hyrcanus II, 47, 49, 77

Iamblichus, 281

Iasos, 376

ideal temple community, 48

idolatry, 109-10

Iliad,124, 127, 264

inscriptions, 346-47, 349, 351

intermarriage, 79, 247

interpretation, 211-13, 225

intertestamental period, 2

Ionia, 380

Irenaeus, 185

Isaac, 270-71

Isaiah, Qumran manuscript of, 134

Isaiah Scroll, Great, 134

Islam, 202

Isodorus, 278

isopoliteia(political autonomy), 61

Israel

eschatological restoration of, 404-5

faithfulness of, 245-46

land of, 70-71

Israel Exploration Society, 358

Itabyrion, 348

J (source), 140

Jacob, 270-71

James, 406

Jannaeus, Alexander, 46, 47-48, 49, 50,

77, 81, 82, 329, 332

Jason (high priest), 39, 44

Jeremiah, Qumran manuscript of, 134-

35

Jerome, 184-85, 187, 308

Jerusalem

destruction in 70c.e., 295, 297, 314,

414, 422

destruction because of covenant vio-

lation, 92

excavations of, 325, 349, 350

442

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