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Introduction Chapter One: Recovering the Voice of Jesus Chapter Two: Recovering the Voices of James and Jude Chapter Three: In the School of Ben Sira of Jerusalem Chapter Four: The Book of Tobit: Life-Lessons From an Edifying Tale Chapter Five: The Book of Enoch Chapter Six: Military Messianism and Jesus' Mission: The Psalms of Solomon Chapter Seven: Jewish Martyrology and the Death of Jesus: 2 Maccabees and the Lives of the Prophets Chapter Eight: The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs: A Legacy of Ethics and Eschatology for a New Generation Chapter Nine: The Testament of Job: Job Becomes An Example of Patient Endurance Conclusion: Jesus, James, and Jude among the Jewish Teachers Notes Bibliography Index
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