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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Luke 3:10-14”

(Why) Did Jews Hate Tax Collectors–Or Did They? The Evolution of a Modern Stereotype in Biblical Studies

The popular image of tax collectors ostracized from Jewish society demands a second look.

In Yohanan the Immerser’s Exhortations John the Baptist instructs his audience how they are to behave in order to bear the fruits of repentance.

ChrisH on Better Than the Day of Birth: Reflecting on David Flusser’s Interpretation of the Love Commandment on the 25th Anniversary of His Passing10Oct2025
Hi Moshe, Thanks for your blessed tribute to David Flusser. I have learned a lot from reading his books. He…
JP Staff Writer on Purity Halakha in the Story of the Hemorrhaging Woman18Sep2025
Dear ChrisH, Thanks for your questions. I'll try to address some of them here and point you to some further…
ChrisH on Purity Halakha in the Story of the Hemorrhaging Woman18Sep2025
This is a nice summary of post-NT rabbinic halakha. Here's a 'what-if' that was not mentioned in the article: The…
Joshua N. Tilton on Sending the Twelve: Conduct in Town18Jul2025
You're right. Although we did mention our preference for Luke's order in Comment to L105, we didn't give our reasons…