Solomon Zeitlin's Studies in the Early History of Judaism, Volume 3

accepted Judaism according to John accused Acts Agrippa anti-Semitism Aramaic became Bible brought Caesar called Christ Christians Comp considered crucifixion of Jesus day of Passover death destruction Diaspora disciples Egypt Emperor ethnos festival of unleavened followers Fourth Gospel Gentiles Gospel according Greek Hebrew Hellenes Hellenistic Herod high priest Holy Ibid idea Israelites Jerusalem Jesus was crucified Jewish nationalism Jewish religion Jews Jews of Judaea Jews who lived Josephus Judaea Judah Judah ha-Levi Judaism Judas King leaders Luke Maimonides Matthew Messiah Mishna Nisan nomocracy opposed pagan Palestine Paschal lamb passage Passover Paul Pentateuch Pharisees Pilate political prophets proselyte punishment rabbis refers religious group revolt Roman authorities Rome Sabbath Sadducees Sanhedrin Second Commonwealth Septuagint Sermon Sicarii synagogue Synoptic Gospels Talmud tannaitic tannaitic literature Temple term Tertullian Testament Torah Tosefta trial unleavened bread unto word worship Zeitlin καὶ אלא בן בני ישראל