Hillel and Jesus (1997 Johns / Charlesworth), edited volume

<bibexternal title="Hillel and Jesus" author="Charlesworth"/> Hillel and Jesus: Comparative Studies of Two Major Religious Leaders (1997) is a volume edited by Loren L. Johns and James H. Charlesworth.

Editions and translations

Published in Minneapolis, MN: Fortress, 1997.

Table of contents

• Hillel and Jesus : why comparisons are important / James H. Charlesworth

• Hillel and Jesus: are comparisons possible? / A. Goshen Gottstein

• Hillel and the misunderstanding of Judaism in modern scholarship / Moshe Weinfeld

• Hillel and Jesus: two ways of self-awareness / David Flusser

• Archaeology and the religious ethos of pre-70 Palestine / L.I. Levine

• Apocalypticism in the time of Hillel and Jesus / S.E. Robinson

• Who were the Pharisees? / Joseph Sievers

• Jesus and factionalism in early Judaism: how serious was the factionalism of late Second Temple Judaism? / James D.G. Dunn

• Jesus and Cynics in first-century Palestine: some critical considerations / D.E. Aune

• Jesus and his community: between Essenes and Pharisees / B. Pixner

• Jesus' socioeconomic background / D.A. Fiensy

• The relationship of Paul to Jesus / J.P. Arnold

• The sayings of Jesus and archaeology / J.F. Strange

• Sayings and legends in the Hillel tradition / C. Safrai

• The sayings of Hillel: their transmission and reinterpretation S. Safrai

• Hillel and Scripture : from authority to exegesis / D.R. Schwartz

• Jesus and the Golden Rule / P.S. Alexander

• Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls / Hermann Lichtenberger

• Reconstructing Jesus' teaching: problems and possibilities / C.A. Evans

• Hillel and Jesus on prayer / Benedict T. Viviano

• Hillel and Jesus: retrospective and prospective reflections / James H. Charlesworth