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…To Bury Caiaphas, Not to Praise Him
 by David Flusser 

At the end of December, 1990, one of the most significant New Testament-related archaeological discoveries ever made came to light in Jerusalem: the tomb of Caiaphas, high priest in Jerusalem at the time of Jesus' death. Some of the ossuaries found in the tomb were inscribed with the name "Caiaphas," the most magnificently decorated of them was inscribed with the name "Joseph bar Caiaphas." The Israel Antiquities Authority gave JERUSALEM PERSPECTIVE the unique opportunity to publish the first comprehensive description and discussion of that archaeological discovery.[more]


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  Why Is the Divine Name Absent from the New Testament?
Author: smadewell
Topic Replies: 7

It's pointless to even discuss this. Jesus is YHVH Himself or Jesus is some part of a 3-in-1 combo of Deity. Jesus created the Universe, the Virgin Birth actually happened, Original Sin is some sort of STD that only Jesus can cure, Lucifer is the [more]

  How Should We Translate the Phrase "Kingdom of God"?
Author: JohnCRobbins
Topic Replies: 2

Thank you, David, for your insightful answer. Your books and many contributions to Jerusalem Perspective have taken my understanding of both Jesus and the Gospel to a whole new level, and I cannot thank you enough.

Part of me feels [more]

  Levi the son of Alphaeus and James the son of Alphaeus
Author: Jimmy
Topic Replies: 0

What do we know about Levi-Matthew and his family? Do Levi-Matthew and James have the same father?

  The Barren Fig Tree
Author: 99
Topic Replies: 1

This is one of many cases were contextual reconstruction is crying out for a better story order. Matthew usually copies Mark except when he really disagrees. The phrase "for it was not the season for figs" is in Mark but not in Matthew because the [more]

  The Chronology of John, Jesus, and the Crucifixion
Author: Daniel Gregg
Topic Replies: 43

This error is based on counting every year in 69 whole sabbatical periods (483 years) under the assumption that the walls must be rebuilt in the first year of the cycle, when in fact, it was built in the seventh year of the cycle, which cycle [more]


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  Remembering Lindsey
The third "Lindsey Lectures" (see program below) was held this week at the hall of the Narkis Street Congregation in Jerusalem. I was asked to "remember" Dr. Lindsey (who passed away in 1995), so I surveyed what has been done...


 

Judaism of the Second Temple Period: Qumran and Apocalypticism, vol. 1

The first volume of Flusser’s collected essays on ancient Judaism In Judaism of the Second Temple Period, Flusser examines the influence of apocalypticism on various Jewish sects. He states that the teachings of Jesus, while reflecting first and foremost the views of the sages, are also influenced by Jewish apocalypticism. Examining the Essenes, their effect on Hebrew language, the split of sects, and much more, Flusser’s collected essays offer an important source of study for any Dead Sea Scrolls scholar.



 

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