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DEAD SEA SCROLLS & CHRISTIAN ORIGINS LIBRARY James H. Charlesworth – Series Editor From BIBAL Press This exciting new series provides a comprehensive overview of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Early Christianity, Judaism in Jesus' time, the political, social, and religious environment of the Early Christian world, and related subjects-all from biblical archaeological and theological perspectives. Amply illustrated and written in lively, non-technical language that requires no prior knowledge of the subject, each volume will be the work of one of the world's leading scholars. It's like having world-famous authorities in your own living room, explaining fascinating topics in easy-to-understand terms. The general editor of the series is Prof. James H. Charlesworth, one of the world's leading experts on the Dead Sea Scrolls. He has personally selected the titles in the series both for their scholarship and their accessibility to non-specialists. Each volume in the series has a four-color paperback cover, is about 96 pages in length, and has several black & white illustrations. The first volume was published in January 1998, and subsequent volumes will become available at about six to eight week intervals.
Other planned titles (in alphabetical order): Another Davidson Affair: The Son of David is Solomon The Apocalypse of John: Its Theology and Influence on Christian Apocrypha The Archaeology of the Dead Sea Scrolls Bethsaida and Biblical Archaeology Biblical Archaeology: An Introduction Fearless Awe: The Christology of Awe The Foreground of the Background: Jewish Messianism and the Origins of Christology Jesus, Messianism, and the Dead Sea Scrolls Last Days in Jerusalem Light Over Darkness: The Fourth Gospel and the Dead Sea Scrolls Loving the Beloved: The Spirituality of the Odes of Solomon A Missing Link in Christian Theology: Christian Origins and the Dead Sea Scrolls Moving Semitic Prose: Jesus and His Contemporary, Hillel Much Water There: John the Baptizer and the Dead Sea Scrolls The Origin of Jewish Mysticism Paul and the Dead Sea Scrolls Sepphoris and the Palestinian Jesus Movement Spirituality Matters: The Theology of the Dead Sea Scrolls The Symbolism of the Land The Way in the Wilderness: The History of the Dead Sea Scrolls Community And More! (Order of publication not yet determined; specific titles are subject to change) 
Authors:
James Charlesworth, Editor, The Dead Sea Scrolls & Christian Origins Library. Editor, Dead Sea Scrolls Project, Princeton Theological Seminary Phillip Alexander, Professor of Biblical Studies, University of Manchester Rami Arav, Director of Bethsaida Excavations Project Magen Broshi, Curator Emeritus, Shrine of the Book, Jerusalem Joseph Dan, Professor, Hebrew University Michal Dayagi-Mendels, Curator of Biblical Antiquities, Israel Museum, Jerusalem Karl Donfried, Professor, Smith College Craig Evans, Professor, Trinity Western University Isaiah Gafni, Professor, Hebrew University John R. Levison, Professor, Duke University Divinity School Joseph Peeples, President, Jerusalem Historical Society Petr Pokorny, Professor, Charles University, Prauge James Strange, Professor of Bible and Director of the University of South Florida Excavations at Sepphoris James Tabor, Professor, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Shemaryahu Talmon, J. L. Magnes Professor of the Bible, Emeritus, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel Geza Vermes, Professor Emeritus of Jewish Studies, University of Oxford   | ||||||
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