Judaism in the New Testament: Practices and Beliefs

This groundbreaking book by two renowned scholars offers a fresh perspective on early Christianity, challenging the traditional view of Jesus as a distinctly separate figure from Judaism.

Through a comprehensive analysis of the historical context and Jewish influences on early Christian writings, the authors reveal how the early church emerged from Judaic communities and defined itself in terms of Jewish identity.

The book provides valuable insights into the dynamics of early Christianity and its relationship to Judaism, making it an essential read for scholars and students of religious history alike.