Adam’s Animal Farm: A Fresh Reading of the Anthropological-Hamartiological Framework of the Apocalypse of Moses

Abstract A commonly recognized feature of the Apocalypse Moses is its ethical-inferential orientation. However, present article seeks to show that this does not just manifest itself in retrospective reflection, but also exemplified narratologically attacks on Cain, Abel, and Seth. Far from being superfluous main narrative, these incidents provide us with a paradigm for understanding Apocalypse’s anthropological-hamartiological framework post-paradisiacal world: The one who what good will send both devil beast into flight, be overcome by them. In order substantiate thesis, compares works Philo Testaments Twelve Patriarchs.