134 Cf. W. Munro, Authorityin Paul and Peter, p. 34.
134Cf. W. Munro, Authorityin Paul and Peter, p. 34.
135See also G. Bornkamm, TDNT 4, p. 823 (s.v. μυστήϱɩον); R. E. Brown, “The Semitic Background of the New Testament Mysterion, II,” Biblica 40 (1959), 70-87, especially 83-84.
136See F. F. Bruce, Biblical Exegesis in the Qumran Texts (Grand Rapids/London, 1960), pp. 7-11. The word rāz is of Persian origin; in the OT it occurs only in the Aramaic section of Daniel (2:18-19, 27-30, 47; 4:9), where the Greek versions render it by μυστήϱɩον.
1371QpHab 7.1-2 (on Hab. 2:2). So, in 1 Pet. 1:10-11 the OT prophets were not told “what person or time” was indicated in the oracles which they uttered under inspiration; not until their fulfilment was it understood that the person was Jesus and the time was now (cf. Peter in Acts 2:16).
1381QpHab 7.4-5 (on Hab. 2:2, “so he may run who reads it”).
139CD 1.11-12.