The New Testament and Rabbinic Literature (Supplements to the Journal for the Study of Judaism)

CONTENTS......Page 6
Introduction......Page 8
The New Testament and Rabbinic Study—An Historical Sketch (William Horbury)......Page 26
METHODOLOGY IN RABBINIC STUDIES......Page 66
The Modern Study of Rabbinics and Historical Questions: The Tale of the Text (Isaiah Gafni)......Page 68
From the Best Text to the Pragmatic Edition: On Editing Rabbinic Texts (Giuseppe Veltri)......Page 88
Dating Rabbinic Traditions (Günter Stemberger)......Page 104
Form-Criticism of Rabbinic Literature (Catherine Hezser)......Page 122
The Social Profile of the Pharisees (Roland Deines)......Page 136
HALAKHAH......Page 158
Halakhah in the New Testament: A Research Overview (Peter J. Tomson)......Page 160
Sabbath Laws in the New Testament Gospels (Lutz Doering)......Page 232
Jesus and Purity (Friedrich Avemarie)......Page 280
Jesus, Scripture and Paradosis: Response to Friedrich Avemarie (Thomas Kazen)......Page 306
Divorce Halakhah in Paul and the Jesus Tradition (Peter J. Tomson)......Page 314
MIDRASH......Page 358
The New Testament and Rabbinic Hebrew (Jan Joosten and Menahem Kister)......Page 360
"First Adam" and "Second Adam" in 1 Cor 15:45–49 in the Light of Midrashic Exegesis and Hebrew Usage (Menahem Kister)......Page 376
Midrash and the New Testament: A Methodology for the Study of Gospel Midrash (Miguel Pérez Fernández)......Page 392
OTHER MATERIALS......Page 410
Targum and the New Testament: A Revisit (Martin McNamara)......Page 412
Jewish Mysticism, the New Testament and Rabbinic-Period Mysticism (Crispin Fletcher-Louis)......Page 454
Cumulative Bibliography......Page 496
Index of Persons......Page 534
Index of Ancient Sources......Page 546