Pseudepigrapha / Jubilees
Hebrew Bible
Septuagint
Deuterocanon
Pseudepigrapha
- Jubilees 4:15 - 1 Enoch 6:6
- Jubilees 4:22 - 1 Enoch 12:2
- Jubilees 4:22 - 1 Enoch 6:2
- Jubilees 7:21 - 1 Enoch 15:4
- Jubilees 7:22 - 1 Enoch 7:2
- Jubilees 7:26 - 2 Enoch 30:13
- Jubilees 8:29 - 1 Enoch 77:8
- Jubilees 17:17 - 1 Enoch 108:9
- Jubilees 23:29 - 1 Enoch 5:9
- Jubilees 23:30 - 1 Enoch 96:1
- Jubilees 23:30 - 2 Baruch 51:5
- Jubilees 23:30 - 1 Enoch 103:4
- Jubilees 30:19 - 1 Enoch 98:7
- Jubilees 36:7 - 1 Enoch 69:16
New Testament
Patristic
Rabbinic
Summary
Date: 150-100 B.C.E.
The Book of Jubilees retells the narrative of the book of Genesis and the early chapters of the book of Exodus. The book may reflect a struggle between two Jewish groups, one who was more accepting of Hellenization, and another, who along with the author of Jubilees, radically opposed it. The author of Jubilees stresses the special covenant relationship between God and Israel and may also be witness to an early form of a split in the Jewish community such as between the Essenes and Pharisees.