The Pharisees, Jesus, and the Politics of Roman Palestine, Volume 1: Pharisees and Scribes in the Politics of Roman Palestine
In 'The Pharisees, Jesus, and the Politics of Roman Palestine, Volume 1,' Richard A. Horsley investigates the Pharisees and scribes' roles in the political fabric of Roman-occupied Palestine. The work highlights their positions in governance, religious life, and societal tensions, offering a detailed historical analysis of this transformative era.
About This Book
This volume examines the Pharisees and scribes within the political context of Roman Palestine. It focuses on their involvement in the governance and social structures under Roman rule.
The book analyzes how these religious groups navigated the challenges of occupation and internal Jewish politics. It provides insights into their influence on religious practices and community leadership.
Richard A. Horsley offers a scholarly perspective on the interplay between religious authority and political power in this pivotal historical period.
Readers gain an understanding of the broader implications for Jewish society and the emergence of early Christian movements.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!