Jews, Christians and Jewish Christians in Antiquity

Name: Jews, Christians and Jewish Christians in Antiquity
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Erschienen im Juni 2010

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Cover
Preface
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Chapter 1: Introduction
Jewish-Christian relations in antiquity
Jewish Christianity
Judaism in the second century
Conclusion
Bibliography
Section 1 Jewish-Christian Relations
Chapter 2: Anti-Judaism and early Christian identity
Introduction
Miriam Taylor's book
A critique
Some concluding observations
Bibliography
Chapter 3: Barnabas 9.4 a peculiar verse on circumcision
Bibliography
Chapter 4: Clement of Alexandria and the Jews
Introduction
Clement's references to the Jews
Three theses concerning Clement and the Jews
Bibliography
Chapter 5: Messianism and resistance amongst Jews and Christians in Egypt
Introduction
Messianism amongst Jews in Egypt
Christian messianism in Egypt
Conclusions
Bibliography
Chapter 6: Jews and Christians in ancient Alexandria - from the Ptolemies to Caracalla
The problem of sources
Jews in Alexandria - from' our city' to an alien place
Christians in Alexandria
Conclusions: the Jewish and Christian image of Alexandria
Bibliography
Chapter 7: Jewish proselytism at the time of Christian origins: chimera or reality?
Introduction
Opposition to the idea of Jewish proselytism
Population
Jewish literature in Greek
Miscellaneous pieces of Jewish evidence
Pagan evidence
Christian evidence
More general evidence
Critique of positions opposed to the idea of Jewish proselytism
Population increase
Arguments from the abundance of Jewish literature in Greek
The expulsion of the Jews in 139 B.C.E.
The expulsion of the Jews in 19 C.E
Rome: An exception?
Conclusion
Bibliography
Chapter 8: Some observations on Josephus and Christianity
Introduction
A.J. 20.200
The Testimonium Flavianum (A.J. 18.63-4)
External references
The text
Style
The context
Content
Conclusion
Postscript
Bibliography
Chapter 9: The Four among the Jews
The difficulties of the task
The genre, audience and language of the Gospels
Evidence for knowledge of the Gospels amongst Jews
Direct Jewish references to the Gospels
b. Sabb. 116a-b
The gilyonim and the books of the heretics
Joseph and the Hebrew gospels of Tiberias
Indirect evidence
Josephus
Justin Martyr
Celsus' Jew
Rabbinic texts
Early evidence for the existence of a Jewish anti-gospel
The Contra Celsum
Tertullian, De Spectaculis 30.5-6
Lactantius, Divine Institutes 5.3.4
The Martyrdom of Conon
Some concluding observations
Bibliography
Section 2 Jewish Christianity
Chapter 10: The definition of the term 'Jewish Christian' /'Jewish Christianity' in the history of research
Introduction
The origins and definition of the term before F. C. Baur
Some definitions of the term from F. C. Baur to the Second World War.
More recent study
Concluding observations
Bibliography
Chapter ll: The Ebionites in recent research
Introduction
Sources
Conclusion:
The name
Beliefs
Christology
Conclusion
Obedience to the law and biblical interpretation
Attitudes to Paul
Origins, history and fate
From the beginnings to Bar Kokhba
Beyond Bar Kokhba
Conclusion
Bibliography
Section 3 Judaism in the Second Century
Chapter 12: The enigma of the second century
Some typologies
A dearth of sources
Some subjects for discussion
The shadow of the revolts
Jewish identity
Hebrew, Bible versions and LXX
Rabbinic influence
Christianity
A text from the second century?
Conclusion
Bibliography
Chapter 13: Pseudo-Clementine Homilies 4-6: rare evidence of a Jewish literary source from the second century C.E.?
Introduction
The content of Hom. 4-6
Hom. 4-6 and the Pseudo-Clementines
The problem of Eusebius Hist. eccl. 3.38.5
Arguments against the Jewish origin of the source
Rec. 10.17-52
The extent of the original Jewish source
Intermediate summary
Some emphases of the source
Cultural origins
Hom. 4-6 as a Jewish source
Date
Provenance
Purpose
Some concluding thoughts and questions
The Jewish source
The Homilist and his world
Bibliography
Index of Ancient and Christian Sources
Index of Authors
Index of Subjects

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