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The period of Christian history from the death and resurrection of Jesus to the First Council of Nicaea in 325 CE.
Scholars broadly agree that the Parables (1 Enoch 37–71) are a later, composite layer within the 1 Enoch corpus, likely crystallizing in the late first century BCE to early first century CE, and that ...
exercised disproportionate cultural and theological influence on Jewish and Christian apocalyptic imagination in the and into , informing angelology, eschatology, and even specific language (for examp...
’ Antiquities (Book 20.9.1) records that the high priest convened a council and had “the brother of who was called Christ, whose name was ,” and others, accused as lawbreakers and delivered to be ston...
Early non-Christian writers—Tacitus and Josephus—provide brief but pointed references that align on key facts about Jesus and the emergent Christian movement (crucifixion under Pilate; growth and orig...