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The Expectation of Sabbatical Redemption within Ancient Judaism and Luke-Acts

Marc Turnage 2024Jul17 DB 85th Festschrift

Luke-Acts attests to the connection of the movements of John the Baptist and Jesus to ancient Jewish hopes of sabbatical redemption.

Matthew 1:1-25: In the Year of Jubilee?

R. Steven Notley 2015Dec14 Blog Leave a Comment

The genealogies of Matthew and Luke reflect diverging Jewish opinions about the time for the advent of the redeemer.

JP Staff Writer on Character Profile: Beelzebul2024Oct28
Dear ChrisH, Has the JP staff understood correctly that you have not read this article? How then are you able…
ChrisH on Character Profile: Beelzebul2024Oct27
I would have liked to see what the writer has to say by reading the entire article. But since I…
raineyatt on Jesus and Elijah in Luke 4:16-302024Oct09
So interesting, we discussed this at our discipleship group of relatively new believers. I came here to try to understand…
JP Staff Writer on Corrections and Emendations to Flusser’s Judaism of the Second Temple Period2024Oct03
New corrections added, this time in an addendum concerning the recent translation of Flusser's German book on parables, The Rabbinic…
JP Staff Writer on The Role of Women in the Temple2024Jul17
We don't know of any examples of women teachers of Torah in the Second Temple period. The apostle Paul was…