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Old 01-27-2006, 09:32 AM   #11
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Julian, you mentioned Prof. Koester (Harvard Divinity). What is a good site to pick his brain?
Don't know about any website, although there might be one. I read his Introduction to the New Testament which is in two volumes. I don't remember if I read it in the first or second one, probably the second.

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But if the JtB theory is correct, he would have left the movement by that time and no longer subject to whatever rules they abided by.
True.

The main problem I have with the idea that Nazareth has anything to do with Nazarites is that aside from the first few letters, there's no connection. It's at least as strained a connection as the association of Nazareth with the Hebrew word for branch, netzer.
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I agree that the connection to the town of Nazareth is quite tenuous.
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But if the JtB theory is correct, he would have left the movement by that time and no longer subject to whatever rules they abided by.
He was censored by that which circumcision is a foreshadow and drank wine to show that he was free from the law of slavery and sin.
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Chili, I keep asking you to give references about what you say in order to put it in context.
Nah, Professor Chili doesn't even sound right.
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