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Jewish Law from Jesus to the Mishnah: Five Studies / E. P. Sanders

Contents Preface Abbreviations and Transliterations Glossary I. The Synoptic Jesus and the Law: Conflicts and Agreements in Comparison with Other Contemporary Debates

A. Introduction B. Sabbath C. Food D. Purity E. Offerings F. Tithes G. Temple Tax H. Oaths and Vows I. Blasphemy J. Worship at Home and Synagogue K. Fasting L. Conflict over the Law M. Conclusions

II. Did the Pharisees Have Oral Law?

A. Introduction B. Pharisaic Traditions and Oral Law C. Rabbinic Passages D. Conclusions and Summary

III. Did the Pharisees Eat Ordinary Food in Purity?

A. Introduction B. Biblical Purity Laws C. Secondary Literature: The State of the Question D. The Pharisees and Priestly Food Laws According to Neusner E. Pharisaic Purity Debates F. Exclusivism G. Conclusion

IV. Purity, Food and Offerings in the Greek-Speaking Diaspora

A. Introduction: The Diaspora and Jerusalem B. Purity C. Food D. Offerings from the Diaspora

V. Jacob Neusner and the Philosophy of the Mishnah Notes

I. The Synoptic Jesus and the Law