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Geboren 1997; 2018 MA Theologie, Oxford; 2020 MPhil, Oxford; 2024 PhD, Zürich; 2020-24 Assistant am Lehrstuhl für Hebräische Bibel, Zürich; 2022 Research Fellow, Hebräische Universität Jerusalem; Postdoc und Dozent für Hebräische Bibel und Antikes Judentum, Zürich; 2025 Ernest S. Frerichs Professor, Albright Institute, Jerusalem; Dozent für Hebräische Bibel und Antikes Judentum, Zürich.
Daniel Maier (Herausgegeben von)
Geboren 1991; 2020 Promotion (LMU München, Deutschland); 2025 Habilitation (Universität Zürich, Schweiz); Associate Professor für Neues Testament an der Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Kopenhagen, Dänemark, und Research Associate in der Abteilung für Neues Testament und verwandte Literatur an der Universität Pretoria, Südafrika.
Jörg Frey (Herausgegeben von)
Geboren 1962; 1996 Dr. theol. in Tübingen; 1998 Habilitation in Tübingen; 2024 Ehrendoktorwürde in Uppsala; Professor für Neues Testament mit Schwerpunkt Frühjudentum und Hermeneutik an der Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Zürich sowie wiss. Mitarbeiter am Fachbereich Altes und Neues Testament der University of the Free State (Bloemfontein, Südafrika).
A. Hebrew Bible and Second Temple Judaism
Konrad Schmid: The Dawn of Apocalyptic Revisited: The Antagonism of Theocracy and Eschatology in the Persian and Hellenistic Period - Moritz F. Adam: Apocalyptic Discourses in Hellenistic Judaism - Hindy Najman / Loren Stuckenbruck: Non-redemptive Reading as an Alternative to the Category of Apocalyptic - Stefan Beyerle: The Political Dimensions of Jewish Apocalypticism in Antiquity - Petra Schmidtkunz: "When the Snake Does Not Bite": How the Notions of an Ideal Urzeit and Endzeit Belong Together in Texts from Ancient Egypt and Judaea, and What this Tells us About Apocalypticism - Ignacio Pizarro: "Then they will know that I am YHWH" (cf. Ez 38:23): The Role of Recognition in Ezekiel 38-39 in the Context of Apocalyptic Hermeneutics - Kishiya Hidaka: Is Daniel among the Deuteronomists? Deuteronomistic Image of History and the Apocalyptic Thought in Daniel 9 - Satoshi Otomo: Qoheleth: An Anti-Apocalypticist - Jonathan Ben-Dov: Less Myth, More Ritual: Domesticating the Apocalypses at Qumran - David Hamidovic: The Subversion of the Mosaic Torah with the Heavenly Tablets in the Book of Jubilees
B. Rome and Egypt in Classical Antiquity
Bernd Schipper: Apocalypticism in Ancient Egypt? The Eschatological Turn in Prophetic Literature from the Persian and Ptolemaic Period - Arco den Heijer: Philo among the Doomsayers: The Use of Apocalyptic Discourse in Philo's Philosophical Treatise on Providence - Stefan Pfeiffer: Cleopatra - A "Fatal Monster" in Ancient Predictions of the Future? - Jan N. Bremmer: Jewish Apocalypticism in the Late Roman Republic and Its Early Roots - Arnaud Besson: Roma Aeterna? Cicero on the End of Things - Stefan Krauter: Finem fore nominis Etrusci: The End of Etruscan Cities and the Eternity of Rome
C. New Testament
Daniel Maier: (Anti-)Apocalypticism in the Letters Attributed to Paul: Discourses within the New Testament - Jan Heilmann: The Relevance of the Intended Audience of Apocalyptic Texts for Reconstructing (Anti-)Apocalypticism in Antiquity - Nils Neumann: Keep Calm and Carry On: Apocalyptic Eschatology and Calmness in Luke 21:5-36 - Luc Bulundwe: Prayer For Temporal Authorities, and Promotion of Marriage and Food: Is 1 Timothy an Anti-Apocalyptic Text? - Jörg Frey: "A Thousand Years Like One Day" (2 Pet 3:8): The Negotiation of Apocalyptic Expectation in 2 Peter - Emily Pothast: Prophetic Rivalry in the Sonic Imaginary of John's Apocalypse - Tanja Forderer: The Last Battle: Rev 19:11-21 and the Rider on the White Horse
D. Early Christianity
Mateusz Kusio: Apocalyptic Anxiety among Early Christian Writers - Meghan Henning: Too Vivid or Not Vivid Enough? The Goldilocks Problem in the Ancient Reception History of Apocalyptic Rhetoric - Ilaria L.E. Ramelli: Anti-Apocalypticism in Bardaisan and Origen? Philosophico-Theological and Socio-Political Reasons and Relation to Philo - Przemyslaw Piwowarczyk: The Coptic Apocalypses and their Readers in the Fourth Century AD - Priscille Marschall: From Apocalyptic Eschatology to Apocalypticism How "Apocalyptic" is the Coptic Apocalypse of Peter (NHC VII,3)? - Ari Finkelstein: John Malalas, the Jews, and the End of the Sixth Millennium