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

Marc Turnage 17Jul2024 Articles, 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.

AtonementBiblical ProphecyDavid BivinDead Sea ScrollsForgivenessGospel of LukeHolidays and CalendarJohn the BaptistJubileeLuke 11:1-4Luke 2:1-21Luke 3:1-6Marc TurnageMatt. 6:9-15MelchizedekNew Sensitivity in Second-Temple JudaismRedemptionZealots

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

R. Steven Notley 14Dec2015 Blog Leave a Comment

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

Dead Sea ScrollsEarly ChristianityEarly Jewish Interpretation of ScriptureEssene Thought and PracticeGospel of LukeGospel of MatthewHolidays and CalendarInfancy NarrativesJubileeLiterary FormsMatt. 1:1-17MelchizedekPseudepigraphaR. Steven NotleyRedemption

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    Shalom David, Revisiting this article once again because of a comment I just heard on Matthew 5:19. David Wilber in…

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    What is the connection, if any, between Jesus’ parable here and the kindness shown in 2 Chronicles 28?

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    Thank you, that makes sense.

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    My hunch is that David Bivin was simply using a different edition of the rabbinic texts than what is found…

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