Performing Israel's faith: narrative and law in rabbinic theology

If law alone yields legalism, then religious belief, by itself, fails to create justice. In this book, the author shows how Jewish Halakhah and aggadah fit together to form a robust and coherent co…

Leaving the fold: apostates and defectors in antiquity

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0-8006-3675-9

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xvii,158p.; 24 cm.

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204.2 WIL l

Faith and piety in early Judaism: texts and documents, c.1-3

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0-8006-0679-5

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296.09 NIC f.1-3

The Johannine circle

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0-664-20564-X

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xi,124p.; 24 cm.

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296.3 CUL j

The religious world of Jesus: an introduction to second temple..

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ISBN/ISSN

0-687-36049-8

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406p.; 23 cm.

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296.09 MUR r

Exploring our Hebraic heritage: a Christian theology of roots and renewal, c.1-3

Some practical guidelines are necessary for doing theology. Why? In every believer there is the potential for articulating strong theology, weak theology, or something in between. There are beginne…

Early Judaism: the exile to the time of Jesus

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978-59856-131-9

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xviii,474p.; 23 cm.

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296.09 MUR e

The Oxford dictionary of the Jewish religion

This comprehensive dictionary of the Jewish religion contains nearly 2.400 alphabetically arranged entries ranging from short definitions to lengthy essays on major topics. It is the most accessibl…

An introduction to early Judaism, c.1-8

The second temple period (516/15 BCE-70 CE) was an age which the Jewish people, wherever they lived, were under the political and military control of other nations. Only for a brief time in the lat…

The bodies of God and the world of ancient Israel

In this book, the author investigates the notion of God's body and God's self in ancient Israel, Canaan and Mesopotamia. He uncovers a lost ancient near Eastern perception of divinity according to …