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Rabbinical literature

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Jesus Christ in the Talmud, Midrash, Zohar, and the liturgy of the synagogue

Gustaf Dalman

1973

The emergence of Judaism

Christine Elizabeth Hayes

2010

Studies of history and tradition in the four Gospels

David Wenham, R. T. France

1980

The seventy faces of Torah

Stephen M. Wylen

2004

Palestinian Judaism and the New Testament (Good News Studies)

Martin McNamara

1983

Days of awe

Shmuel Yosef Agnon

1948

The poetry of the Talmud

S. Sekles

1880

Rabbinic literature and Gospel teachings

C. G. Montefiore

1930

Torah and law in Paradise lost

Jason Philip Rosenblatt

1994

Formative Judaism

Jacob Neusner

1982

St. Paul's Corinth

J. Murphy-O'Connor

1983

Second Temple pseudepigraphy

Vicente Dobroruka

2014

Messiah in context

Jacob Neusner

1984

Stories of the Babylonian Talmud

Jeffrey L. Rubenstein

2010

The incarnation of God

Jacob Neusner

1988

A rabbinic commentary on the New Testament

Samuel Tobias Lachs

1987

The Emergence of Judaism

Jacob Neusner

2000

The Literature of early Rabbinic Judaism

Alan J. Avery-Peck

1989

Greek in Jewish Palestine

Lieberman, Saul

1942

The Oxford handbook of Judaism and economics

Aaron Levine

2010

From Eve to Esther

Leila Leah Bronner

1994

Meet the rabbis

Brad Young

2007

Midrash and Lection in Matthew

M. D. Goulder

1974

Foundations of Judaism

Jacob Neusner

1989

Probability and statistical inference in ancient and medieval Jewish literature

Nachum L. Rabinovitch

1973

Mysterious encounters at Mamre and Jabbok

William T. Miller

1984

The New Testament and Rabbinic Judaism

David Daube

1956

Studies in the Hebrew Bible and early rabbinic Judaism

Wolf, George Rabbi.

1994

Organic thinking

Max Kadushin

1976

Jesus the Pharisee

Harvey Falk

1985