NT390 Jesus as Rabbi: The Jewish Context of the Life of Jesus

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Explore the words of Jesus through the context of His conversations with other Jews. From the role of ancient rabbis and rabbinic literature to portrayals of Jesus in the Talmud, Dr. Instone-Brewer reveals how Jesus’ teachings were influenced by His Jewish life. We see Jesus attending the Jewish festivals, interacting with the Jewish leaders and laypeople and teaching them about the Father that He came from, was representing, and was going back to.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

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The Rabbis

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Diversity in Judaism

Diversity in Judaism

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Rabbinic Literature

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What Is Rabbinic Literature?

What Is Rabbinic Literature?

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Jesus in the Talmud

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Printing and Censorship

Printing and Censorship

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Jesus’ Halakic Teaching

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Comparing the Teaching of Jesus and the Rabbis

Comparing the Teaching of Jesus and the Rabbis

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Jesus’ Commandments

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The Law and Layers of Tradition

The Law and Layers of Tradition

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Jesus’ Haggadic Teaching

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First-Century Sermons

First-Century Sermons

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Jesus’ Jewish Prayers

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The Value of Studying Prayers

The Value of Studying Prayers

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Sin and Salvation

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Is Sin Important?

Is Sin Important?

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Jesus’ Miracles & Exorcisms

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Healings and Miracles in the Ancient World

Healings and Miracles in the Ancient World

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Jesus’ Festival Visits

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Festivals in First-Century Judaism

Festivals in First-Century Judaism

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Conclusion

Summary of the Course

Summary of the Course

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