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The Reviews of the Enoch Seminar (RES) is the digital book review service of The Enoch Seminar Online.
Our primary aim is to publish timely book reviews of current scholarship on Second Temple Judaism, Christian, rabbinic, and Islamic origins with a particular interest in early Jewish, Christian, and Islamic history, literature, and culture between the Babylonian Exile and Late Antiquity.
The advantage of our digital, online format includes the capacity to streamline reviews quickly from composition to publication, providing timely access to reviews of some of the latest, cutting-edge research in the field.
The comment feature has the added potential of transforming the typically static book review into a stimulant for ongoing intellectual conversation.

Editor-in-chief:

Isaac W. Oliver, Bradley University

Robert Foster, Madonna University
Natalie LaCoste, University of Toronto
Stéphanie Machabée, Yale University
Eshbal Ratson, Tel Aviv University

For inquiries about reviews, please contact Isaac W. Oliver at ioliver@bradley.edu.

Welcome to Enoch Seminar Online International Scholarship on Second Temple Judaism.- Christian, Rabbinic and Islamic Origins

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Rodney A. Caruthers II reviews “The Ancient Novel and Early Christian and Jewish Narrative”

Robert Foster reviews “Persepolis and Jerusalem: Iranian Influence on the Apocalyptic Hermeneutic” by Jason M. Silverman

Simon Crisp reviews “The Language and Literature of the New Testament: Essays in Honor of Stanley E. Porter’s 60th Birthday”

Rafael Rodríguez reviews “Memory in Ancient Rome and Early Christianity” (ed. Karl Galinsky)