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A Ritual Perspective on NT Approaches to the Jerusalem Temple
Eyal Regev
The Martin (Szusz) Department of Land of Israel Studies and Archaeology
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Ritual
100%
Jerusalem temple
100%
Christ Jesus
62%
Authors
50%
Judaism
37%
Discourse
37%
Sacrifice
37%
Cults
25%
believers
12%
Jewish Identity
12%
Gospel
12%
Jewish tradition
12%
Revelation
12%
clash
12%
Engagement
12%
High priest
12%
Early Christianity
12%
New Testament
12%
Apostles
12%
Ingroup
12%
Pauline Epistles
12%
Ritual Studies
12%
Identity Formation
12%
Social Function
12%
Priests
12%
Theology
12%
Keyphrases
Temple
100%
Jerusalem Temple
100%
Jesus
33%
Jews
13%
Early Christianity
13%
Temple Cult
13%
Hebrew
6%
Yale University
6%
Judaism
6%
Jewish Tradition
6%
Believers
6%
Social Integration
6%
Jewish Identity
6%
Identity Formation
6%
Gospel
6%
Divergence
6%
Symbolism
6%
Social Solidarity
6%
High Priest
6%
Social Effects
6%
New Testament
6%
Social Function
6%
Priests
6%
Apostles
6%
1 Peter
6%
Ritual Studies
6%
Ritual Power
6%
Pauline Epistles
6%
Jewish Practice
6%