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Galilean Regionalism as a Factor in Historical Reconstruction

religious phenomena there from the perspective of geographical determinism.' In particular Geza Vermes' recent publication on Jesus has reasserted this tendency in arguing that Galilee in the time of Jesus was a territory sui generis, influencing Jesus' ministry and teaching and determining to a very large extent the hostile reactions of many of his contemporaries.2 Vermes argues that the teachings of Jesus, out of touch with the mainstream of Ist century Pharisaic Judaism, show the essentials of a Galilean Judaism which governed both his thoughts and deeds.