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Come study at the feet of Jesus with Jerusalem Perspective (JP). Together we’ll explore the historical, cultural, religious and linguistic contexts of the life and teachings of Jesus to better understand Jesus’ message and his place in first-century Jewish society.
JP’s Most Recent Articles:
- Character Profile: Beelzebul
- What’s Wrong with Contagious Purity? Debunking the Myth that Jesus Never Became Ritually Impure
- The Seven Types of Pharisees and the Fear of God in the Synoptic Gospels
- The Sin Against the Spirit: Matt. 12:31-32; Mark 3:28-29; Luke 12:10
- From the Galilee to Jerusalem: Luke as a Source for the Routes of Jewish Pilgrimage
- Halakha in the Gospels
- ‘Look at…all the trees’: Trees in the New Testament Gospels
- He Could No Longer Openly Enter a Town: A Synoptic Study in Light of an Early Luke
- The Expectation of Sabbatical Redemption within Ancient Judaism and Luke-Acts
- (Why) Did Jews Hate Tax Collectors–Or Did They? The Evolution of a Modern Stereotype in Biblical Studies
- Jesus’ Words, Evangelist’s Contribution and Implicit Biblical Reference: The Case of Matthew 21:43-44
- Two Neglected Aspects of the Centurion’s Slave Pericope
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JP’s Most Recent Blog Posts:
- The Lord’s Prayer Chanted in Greek
Listen to a recent recording of the Lord’s Prayer sung in Greek in the style of a Gregorian chant. - New Audio JP: “What’s Wrong with Contagious Purity? Debunking the Myth that Jesus Never Became Ritually Impure”
Listen to a recent article on Jesus and ritual purity. - New Audio JP: “He Could No Longer Openly Enter a Town: A Synoptic Study in Light of an Early Luke”Listen to a new article by Lois Tverberg.
- JP Celebrates David Bivin’s 85th Birthday
To honor David on this special occasion several authors of Jewish and Christian backgrounds contributed articles to JP.
In addition to exploring Jesus’ ancient contexts, JP promotes a new approach to the Synoptic Gospels. This approach, pioneered by Jewish and Christian scholars in Jerusalem, uses Hebrew as a tool for recovering the earliest forms of Jesus’ sayings.
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The Life of Yeshua (LOY) project utilizes Robert Lindsey’s solution to the Synoptic Problem to reconstruct the conjectured Greek and Hebrew sources behind the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke in order to better understand the stories of Jesus’ life and the meaning of his teachings.
Most Recent Life of Yeshua Posts:
- Faithful or Faithless Slave
In Faithful or Faithless Slave Jesus encouraged his disciples to emulate Moses, the faithful slave in all God’s house. - Unexpected Thief
A householder might be surprised by a thief, but those who know the Son of Man is coming need not be caught unawares. - Be Ready for the Son of Man
What are the ethical demands of the parousia? - Waiting Maidens Parable
In the Waiting Maidens parable Jesus warned his listeners not to behave like the foolish maidens who forgot to bring oil for their torches.
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