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Here are Harold Attridge's remarks on these verses (w/footnotes) in case anyone's interested. 13:11 For the bodies of those animals whose blood is brought into the sanctuary by the high priest as a sacrifice for sin are burned outside the camp.(NRSV) ...

.............................................................. Notice the emphasis on a 'linen cloth.' This is very important in Origen, the student ... We will examine Homily 9 which deals predominantly with the Day of Atonement ritual (Lev 16). Origen's point of departure is his understanding ...

And of course the 'baptism' I am speaking of again clearly cannot be the false baptism of Jesus by John but the enigmatic reference to Jesus's baptism of a beloved disciple in the Secret Gospel of Mark. Now when we begin to reconstruct ...

I 'm thinking about the episode of Jesus Bar-abbas and the reasons of his presence in Mcn. Precisely, it would seem apparently contradictory the presence, in Mcn, of a episode derived midrashically from Leviticus 16 along the lines ''first ...

Incidentally, and off topic, if you were ever wondering why there are both Twelve apostles and three special ones, the Epistle of Barnabas has an answer. Barnabas 8:3 ...

Hebrews 9 he entered once for all into the holy places, not by means of the blood of goats and calves but by means of his own blood, thus securing ...

... an archangel (as I think Ehrman suggests) or saviour deity and not as the ultimate god. On the topic of anointing, I just translated this passage by Ory: By definition, the Messiah is one ...

... an archangel (as I think Ehrman suggests) or saviour deity and not as the ultimate god. On the topic of anointing, I just translated this passage by Ory: By definition, the Messiah is one ...

You can see this at work in the reception of the books of someone (like Robert Price) by most reviewers. It's not just a different idea, to be considered just like any other 'yahoo theory' that the beloved disciple was Lazarus or that Luke ...

You can see this at work in the reception of the books of someone (like Robert Price) by most reviewers. It's not just a different idea, to be considered just like any other 'yahoo theory' that the beloved disciple was Lazarus or that Luke ...