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Hanson and Oakman’s award-winning and illuminating Palestine in the Time of Jesus has become a widely used and cited introduction to the social context of the early Jesus movement. Along with an overview of the ancient Mediterranean worldview, it explores major domains and institutions of Roman Palestine: kinship, politics, economy, and religion.

4. To identify the actual “outsiders” who were allowed to marry into the kin group: exogamy (Jos. Ant. 18.130–41) 5. To make a political claim to leadership or office by identifying relevant ancestors (1 Kgs 13:2*) 6. To assert inheritance or other family rights; thus gender, order of birth, and mother are all key issues (2 Sam 3:2–5*; 5:13–16*) 7. To establish membership in the religious group for which heredity is important (1 Chr 9:1*; Ezra 2:59–63*; 10:18–44*) 8. To establish the
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