Finally, his note about the death of Jesus’ brother James, in spite of its brevity, provided a valuable supplement to the NT’s few references to this prominent but little-known figure. It seemed advisable to devote a separate chapter (6) to the relationship between Josephus and Luke-Acts. Regardless of how one settles this famous problem, the parallels of genre between the two works illuminate the interpretation of Luke-Acts. We see here a two-volume history written according to current conventions,
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