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Locating Jesus’ Place on the Political-Ideological Spectrum of Second Temple Jewish Society

Joshua N. Tilton 11Feb2026 Articles Leave a Comment

Was Jesus on the right, left, or near the center of the political spectrum of first-century Jewish society?

Two Kinds of Love in the Story of the Paralyzed Man

Joshua N. Tilton 06Feb2025 Articles 2 Comments

Two kinds of love operate in the story of the paralyzed man. One kind of love is inclusive and redemptive, the other is exclusive and destructive. Which kind of love will prove victorious?

“Wonders and Accusations” complex

Joshua N. Tilton & David N. Bivin 29Jan2025 LOY Leave a Comment

A collection of stories about Jesus’ healing power and the controversy it provoked.

Joshua N. Tilton on Carrying the Legacy Forward: Introducing JP’s New Editor Joshua N. Tilton12Feb2026
Thank you Clifton. You've been a great friend to David Bivin and Jerusalem Perspective over the years. Keep both in…
Clifton Payne on Carrying the Legacy Forward: Introducing JP’s New Editor Joshua N. Tilton12Feb2026
Joshua: Thank you for carrying on the legacy of David and the Jerusalem School for Synoptic Studies. My friend, mentor,…
JP Staff Writer on LOY Excursus: Sources of the “Strings of Pearls” in Luke’s Gospel10Jan2026
New Addendum to the String of Pearls Excursus offers glimpse into the experience of the Early Church before the canonical…
Joshua N. Tilton on Tangled up in T^echēlet: Tzitzit (Ritual Tassels) in the Time of Jesus17Dec2025
Personally, I think seeing an allusion to Malachi in the story of the Hemorrhaging Woman is a red herring. I…