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Jesus, Paul, and the Gospels brings together texts from three sets of lectures James Dunn gave in 2009 to Catholic and Jewish audiences in Italy, Spain, and Israel. The resulting book uniquely presents the Gospels to a Jewish audience and Paul to a Catholic audience—all from a scholarly Protestant perspective. Written to introduce well-informed people to unfamiliar topics, this book is ideal for...

was himself not Jewish. On the contrary, Jesus the Jew is as firm a starting point for any inquiry into the historical actuality of Jesus as can be desired. So, this is my second presupposition. My third presupposition is that this Jesus was a figure of some influence, even if only among those who followed him. He made an impact, and, evidently, a lasting impact. Like the second presupposition, this third presupposition is also, surprisingly, controversial. As most scholars attempting to write lives
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