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Who did the Pharisees of Jesus’ time follow more, Shammai or Hillel?
So, then HILLEL II was indeed a pharisee. Jesus tells us to beware their doctrines in the book of Matthew. The Hillel calendar contradicts the Biblical calendar used by Jesus.
I would like to study Hillel more, to understand how Jews in Jesus’ time thought. I am doing a study on James and I assume his letter reflects Hillel’s teaching. Can you recommend a book on this, that I can purchase. Thanks