Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary
Sandro Botticelli, Madonna of the Magnificat, c. 1483 · Uffizi, Florence · Public domainSandro Botticelli, Madonna of the Magnificat, c. 1483, Uffizi, Florence
Brant Pitre's study of Mary in the light of the Old Testament and ancient Judaism: the New Eve, the Ark of the Covenant, the queen mother, the New Rachel. The Jewish Roots of Mary map traces every argument of the book to its sources.
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- Chapter 1 — Through Ancient Jewish Eyes
Chapter 1 of the book (pages 8–18): 4 sections, 8 stops.
- Chapter 2 — The New Eve
Chapter 2 of the book (pages 19–41): 4 sections, 19 stops.
- Chapter 3 — The New Ark
Chapter 3 of the book (pages 42–65): 4 sections, 19 stops.
- Chapter 4 — The Queen Mother
Chapter 4 of the book (pages 66–89): 4 sections, 15 stops.
- Chapter 5 — The Perpetual Virgin
Chapter 5 of the book (pages 90–116): 4 sections, 19 stops.
- Chapter 6 — The Birth of the Messiah
Chapter 6 of the book (pages 117–138): 4 sections, 12 stops.
- Chapter 7 — The New Rachel
Chapter 7 of the book (pages 139–159): 4 sections, 16 stops.
- Chapter 8 — At the Foot of the Cross
Chapter 8 of the book (pages 160–166): 4 sections, 8 stops.
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