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A significant economic wealth gap existed between the rich and poor in the Roman Empire
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Scholarly literature on New Testament studies and the economic contours of the Roman Empire confirms that a significant disparity in wealth distribution existed during the first century.

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... rich and poor and how the interpretation of selective texts can benefit from this new understanding. THE ECONOMIC CONTOUR: DISPARITY BETWEEN ... Roman Empire. The exis- tence of disparity in wealth distribution in the first century is well ... This book bridges economics and biblical scholarship, challenging the misconception that economics is limited to neo-classical models. Through detailed examples, the book demonstrates the value of New Institutional Economics in analyzing the economic landscape of the Roman Empire and its influence on New Testament teachings.
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