The Woes on Three Villages express Jesus’ sorrow that Chorazin, Bethsaida and Capernaum had not responded to his warning not to get sucked into the black hole of violent religious nationalism.
Sending the Twelve: Conduct in Town
David N. Bivin and Joshua N. Tilton suggest a Hebrew reconstruction of Jesus’ instructions about how the twelve apostles were to behave when they entered a town. In this pericope we learn about the giving and receiving of hospitality among Jesus’ earliest followers. We also learn what may be wrong about the popular view that shaking the dust from the apostles’ feet was a symbolic action meant to signal to Jews who rejected Jesus that they were henceforth to be considered as Gentiles.
Jesus, the Master Teacher: Part Two: “The Rabbinic Technique of Gezera Shavah” and “Peter and the Rock”
Friends of Jerusalem Perspective and those who have purchased access to this series from the JP Bookstore may listen to the audio in this post.
Jesus, the Master Teacher: Part One: “Learning to Read Between the Lines: ‘What Be Commandment Big in the Law?’”
Friends of Jerusalem Perspective and those who have purchased access to this series from the JP Bookstore may listen to the audio in this post.
A Body, Vultures and the Son of Man (Luke 17:37)
“Wheresoever the body is, thither will the eagles be gathered together” (Luke 17:37; KJV), is certainly one of the most enigmatic of Jesus’ sayings.
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