The Apocalypse of Ezra: II Esdras III-XIV, Translated From the Syriac Text, With Brief Annotations

Through meticulous translation, George Herbert Box unveils the depths of the Syriac text of II Esdras III-XIV, offering readers a rare glimpse into the rich tapestry of early apocalyptic literature. This work delves into the themes of divine revelation and prophetic visions, capturing the essence of human struggle and hope in the face of impending doom.

Box’s annotations enrich the text, providing context and insight that enhance the reader's understanding of the historical and theological significance of the passages. His approach invites both scholars and casual readers to engage thoughtfully with the text, encouraging discussions about the nature of faith and destiny.

This translation stands as a testament to the enduring power of ancient scriptures, revealing how their messages resonate through the ages. Readers are drawn into a narrative that not only reflects the concerns of its time but also prompts contemporary reflection on the challenges of existence and belief.