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Early Jesus movement

2021
Sara Parks, Shayna Sheinfeld, Meredith J. C. Warren   +2 more
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19. The ‘Jesus Movement’

2018
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The Jesus People Movement and The Charismatic Movement

PentecoStudies, 2011
This article proposes that the Jesus People Movement should be considered part of the Charismatic Movement and that the taken-for-granted Third Wave as a historical paradigm stands as an obstacle to its inclusion. Although commonly interpreted throughout the 1970s as a third synchronic cousin with the Roman Catholic Charismatic Renewal and the ...
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Against the Life-of-Jesus Movement

2005
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Sepphoris and the Jesus Movement

New Testament Studies, 2001
New information coming from the excavations at Sepphoris has redefined the understanding of life in central Galilee during the first century. Beginning in 3 BC, Herod Antipas built Sepphoris into a beautiful and fortified capital city, called by Josephus ‘the ornament of all Galilee’.
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Leaders of Mass Movements and the Leader of the Jesus Movement

Journal for the Study of the New Testament, 1999
This study seeks to answer three questions. Can one discern anything typical about the leaders of peasant mass movements? Was Jesus typical? What made him typical? After preliminary definitions a summary of anthropological studies of peas ant mass movements is presented.
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Sex Roles in the Jesus Movement

Social Compass, 1974
Au sein du phénomène du Jesus People, l'Auteur s'est atta ché à l'étude des positions différentielles et des rôles joués selon les sexes dans une communauté religieuse. L'analyse met en lumière l'absence de conflit de rôles, eu égard aux sexes, et la volonté de minimiser toute idée de conflit de la part des membres du groupe.
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Jews and Gentiles in the Early Jesus Movement

2013
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Economic practices of Jesus movement groups

Journal of Contemporary Religion, 1999
Abstract This paper examines in detail the multitude of ways used by Jesus Movement organizations to raise money to fund their many activities. The research was provoked by sharp differences between fund‐raising methods used by the two largest and well known JM organizations—the Children of God (now called The Family) and Christ Communal Organization ...
David T. Stewart, James T. Richardson
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The Jesus Movement Communities in Palestine

2017
While we may know a considerable amount about the Roman world at the beginning of the second millennium, we know little about the early history of Christianity that began in that period. Jesus provided the stimulus for a number of Jesus-communities. There were groups that looked back to Christian leaders such as James the Just, Peter and the Twelve and
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