Aphrodisias
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Sep 1, 2026
Tom SchusterHOST
They were a real class of person and not a Christian invention.
Tom SchusterHOST
A stone dug up at Aphrodisias lists the donors to a Jewish building in three groups, Jews, proselytes, and a third group kept separate from both, called God-worshippers.
Tom SchusterHOST
The stone is later than our period, by two centuries at least, so it proves that the category was real and durable rather than already named in the 40s.
Tom SchusterHOST
They are the audience which nobody had planned for.
Marty SolomonHOST
This was taken just a few weeks ago.
Marty SolomonHOST
I'm walking into an arena in, uh, in a place called Aphrodisias.
Marty SolomonHOST
Uh, it's one of my favorite lessons to teach.
Marty SolomonHOST
Uh, we go in there and we talk about a lot of things, but one of the things we talk about is this passage in Hebrews.
Ari BarbalatHOST
Biblical texts, rabbinic writings, and early Christian literature are analyzed alongside Egyptian and Mesopotamian traditions, placing Jewish and Christian sources within a wider intercultural context.
Ari BarbalatHOST
Additionally, epigraphic evidence, such as inscriptions from Aphrodisias, enriches the discussion and provides a comparative viewpoint.
Ari BarbalatHOST
Instead of viewing fear solely as an indicator of submission or religious oppression, the contributors to this volume emphasize its importance.
Ari BarbalatHOST
intricate role in influencing communication styles, group identities and cultural exchanges.
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Ari BarbalatHOST
They explore how emotions, especially fear, shaped ritual practices, social structures, and self-conceptions.
Ari BarbalatHOST
Biblical texts, rabbinic writings, and early Christian literature are analyzed alongside Egyptian and Mesopotamian traditions, placing Jewish and Christian sources within a wider intercultural context.
Ari BarbalatHOST
Additionally, epigraphic evidence, such as inscriptions from Aphrodisias, enriches the discussion and provides a comparative viewpoint.
Ari BarbalatHOST
Instead of viewing fear solely as an indicator of submission or religious oppression, the contributors to this volume emphasize its intricate goal in influencing communication styles, group identities, and cultural exchanges.