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John the Baptist and Jesus: History and Hypotheses

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity

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The most recent addition to the library of books on John the Baptist is that of Josef Ernst,Johannes der Taufer, Interpretation-Geschichte-Wirkungsgeschichte. Like many of its predecessors, it is wide-ranging in scope, extensive in documentation, thorough in analysis, and clear inits conclusions. But also like them it has its blind spots. There are questions thatarenot asked, and answers that are given too glibly. In both cases we are deprived of valuable information.

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1973The History of the Jewish People in the Age of Jesus Christ 1966The Gospel According to John (I–XII)1971The Acts of the Apostles: A Commentary 1965Shechem, the biography of a Biblical city 1981Egeria's travels to the Holy Land 1967Historical Tradition in the Fourth Gospel 2005Jerusalem pilgrims before the crusades.1970The Gospel According to Luke (I–IX)

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