Every Jerusalem Perspective article listed in alphabetical order.
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‘Everything Written…in the Psalms About Me’ (Luke 24:44)
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‘Look at…all the trees’: Trees in the New Testament Gospels
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‘We Hear the Christmas Angels’: Origins of Extra-Canonical Traditions in Familiar Carols
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“And” or “But”—So What?
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“Give unto Caesar”: Jesus, the Zealots and the Imago Dei
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“He Shall Be Called a Nazarene”
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“Jehovah”: A Christian Misunderstanding
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“Four Types of Hearers” complex
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“Recovering the ‘Inspired Text’?”—A Response to Michael Brown
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“They Know Not What They Do”: The History of a Dominical Saying
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(Why) Did Jews Hate Tax Collectors–Or Did They? The Evolution of a Modern Stereotype in Biblical Studies
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Sanctus and Gloria
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The Bethlehem Stomp: A Songwriter’s Response to Matthew’s Nativity Story
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25 Years Since David Flusser’s Passing
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666: One Number or Three?
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A Non Sequitur in the Argument for the Canonical Approach to Scripture
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A Jerusalem Perspective on the Magi
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A Brief Critique of George Eldon Ladd’s Views on the Kingdom of God
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A Call for New Conversation
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A Doer of His Father’s Will
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A Farewell to the Emmaus Road
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A Goy’s Guide to Ritual Purity
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A Life on the Kinneret
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A New Approach to the Synoptic Gospels
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A New Perspectivist Response to Simon Gathercole’s Christianity Today Article
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A New Two-source Solution to the Synoptic Problem
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A Priest of the Division of Abijah
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A Response to Kilty and Elliott on the Talpiot Tomb
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A Satisfied Mind: Jesus’ Attitude Toward Wealth
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A Statistical Approach to the Synoptic Problem: Part 1—Triple Tradition
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A Statistical Approach to the Synoptic Problem: Part 2—Double Tradition
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A Statistical Approach to the Synoptic Problem: Part 3—Single Tradition
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A Statistical Approach to the Synoptic Problem: Part 4—Non-Linear Hypotheses
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A Synoptic Approach to ‘Lord of the Sabbath’
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A Theology of Jewish-Christian Relations
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An Almost Unknown Hanina ben Dosa Story and Jesus: Exemplars of First-century Galilean Hasidic Judaism
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An Interview with Dwight A. Pryor
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Anti-Jewish Tendencies in the Synoptic Gospels
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Are Christians Supposed to Tithe?
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Article Series: Meturgeman
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Artwork and Illustrations
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Better Than the Day of Birth: Reflecting on David Flusser’s Interpretation of the Love Commandment on the 25th Anniversary of His Passing
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Blessed Be the “Name”!
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Blessed Be the Faithful Judge!
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Book Review: Brad Young’s The Parables: Jewish Tradition and Christian Interpretation
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Book Review: David Flusser’s The Spiritual History of the Dead Sea Sect
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Book Review: James Tabor’s The Jesus Dynasty
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Book Review: Michael Hilton and Gordian Marshall’s The Gospels and Rabbinic Judaism
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Can you explain ritual purity?
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Candy Bars and Jesus: Taking a Risk on Jon Guerra
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Casting Down Modern Imaginations
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Cataloging the Gospels’ Hebraisms: Part Two (Luke 9:51-56)
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Character Profile: …To Bury Caiaphas, Not to Praise Him
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Character Profile: Jacob ben Aaron—A Samaritan High Priest
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Character Profile: Mary Magdalene
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Character Profile: Prostitutes in the Gospels
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Character Profile: Who Was John Mark?
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Character Profiles: Gamaliel and Nicodemus
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Coordinating Ritual and Moral Purity in the New Testament
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Covered in the Dust of Your Rabbi: An Urban Legend?
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Deliver Us From Evil
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Design and Maintenance of First-century Ritual Immersion Baths
Comments 1
Franz Delitzsch used the Hebrew word Hiphsheet הפשיט meaning to strip off a garment as opposed to “emptying out”. This actually fits the context very well.