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New Testament, Mishnaic Readings in the
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Revealing the common traditions in the Gospels and Tannaitic literature increases our understanding of both texts, clarifying in the process literary and historical dependencies. As a consequence of many years of common research by Christians and Jews, we now possess a greater sensitivity to and appreciation of the intertextuality of the Christian and Rabbinic writings. Three examples taken from the different sources of the Gospels exemplify the results we hope to achieve: one from Q, the prayer of
Paternoster, “ours day's bread give us today” (Matt. 6:11; Luke 11:3); the…
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Encyclopaedia of Judaism
