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Pseudepigrapha, the Dead Sea Scrolls and early Christian apocrypha

Pseudepigrapha 9 Enoch, Jubilees, Testaments and apocalypses

  • Apocalypse of Elijah Traditions (Earlier / Patristic References)

    Uncertain; references and proposed relationships involve Greek and later transmissionAncient tradition; identity and relationship to surviving works are debated

    A research record for ancient references to an Apocalypse of Elijah and proposed earlier Elijah-apocalypse traditions. This record is intentionally distinct from the extant Coptic Apocalypse…

    7 chapters · 7 passages Read

  • Apocalypse of Moses — Greek Life of Adam and Eve

    Greek / Latin / Armenian / GeorgianAncient / late antique transmission

    The Greek textual form of the Life of Adam and Eve tradition, conventionally called the Apocalypse of Moses. It is not the same work as the…

    43 chapters · 43 passages Read

  • Apocalypse of Pseudo-Methodius

    Syriac / Greek / LatinSeventh centuryOriginal language only

    A historical apocalypse concerning empires, tribulation, and final deliverance.

    38 chapters · 38 passages Read

  • Apocalypse of Sedrach

    GreekLate antique

    A dialogue about mercy, repentance, death, and judgment.

    16 chapters · 16 passages Read

  • Jannes and Jambres

    Greek / Coptic / Latin fragmentsAncient

    A fragmentary tradition concerning the Egyptian magicians opposed to Moses.

    8 chapters · 8 passages Read

  • Later Apocalypse of John

    GreekLate antique / medieval

    A question-and-answer apocalypse attributed to John, distinct from canonical Revelation.

    1 chapter · 24 passages Read

  • Prayer of Joseph

    Greek fragmentsAncient

    A fragmentary work in which Jacob speaks of an exalted angelic identity and conflict.

    11 chapters · 11 passages Read

  • Revelation of Ezra

    GreekLate antique

    An Ezra apocalypse concerning death, judgment, and divine mysteries.

    1 chapter · 3 passages Read

  • Testament of Job

    Greek / Coptic / SlavonicAncient

    A retelling of Job emphasizing endurance, heavenly worship, and eschatological hope.

    25 chapters · 25 passages Read

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