John Gram
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Kem Luther’s Nazorean is both personal and scholarly. He makes clear his own presuppositions and how he has arrived at them, writing with honesty and gentle humor. Luther invites his readers to consider how we write history and the possibilities of ‘imaginative construction’ in uncovering influences on John the Baptist, Jesus, and his followers within the matrix of Second Temple Judaism. The result could be insights that have been hiding in plain sight.”
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