Through the Eyes of a Galilean Jay Horbelt
A study of Jewish literature written prior to the 1st century and its relation to how Jews living in Roman occupied Palestine heard and interpreted the teachings of the Lord Jesus. It discusses what they learned from their rabbinical instructors prior to Christ's advent and how they likely processed the new information they received. Often, today's Christian read the gospels with two millenia worth of hindsight becoming judgmental against those first century disciples who were 'slow to believe.' This book discusses the traditions in place during that time and how those traditions affected the Galilean/Judean mindset.**
