Jewish readings of Paulpremodern Jewish views of Paul, of the medieval Toledot Yeshu or Story of Jesus - the apostle Paul, being not only responsible for establishment of ChristianityPaul, introducing innovations with regard to festivals and the law - tracing back to earlier Jewish writings...
Ancient Jewish Views of Jesus Ancient Jewish views of Jesus encompass the diverse perspectives held by Jewish communities during the Second Temple period and beyond. These views range from recognizing Jesus as a prophet or teacher to rejecting his messianic claims. Various Jewish texts, such as the...
Hebrew view on sin is that all humans sin and must be repented of sin; but Christian views on sin is that Jesus died on the cross for all sin. When God sent his one and only son down to earth, he sent his son to be among humans, one of the humans. Jesus walked among the ...
on American politics, and on the Trump administration. We have diverse views on the administration of Columbia University, and on the way it has responded to protests. What unites us is that we refuse to let our Jewish identities be used as a pretext for destroying institutions...
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This statement reflects another of aim of The Jewish Jesus-to promote interfaith learning and mutual respect between Christians and Jews. If the Pope's appreciation of Jesus' words can be enriched by reading a contemporary rabbi's book, then surely other Christians can have their views of Jesus...
at the Purim festival by burning a picture of Jesus under the name of Haman (ib.xvi. 8, 18 [in 408]; compare 21 [in 412]). On this condition the Jews could freely celebrate their festivals and Sabbaths. On these days they could not be made to appear in court; nor, conversely, ...
, Hegseth’s tattoos, political views, religious affiliation and background are consistent with an extreme strain of Christian nationalism which believes in applying biblical Christian law to society, exclusively male leadership, and actively preparing the world for the prophesied return of Jesus....
The death of Jesus was held to be a sacrifice (Eph. v. 2; Heb. ix. 14). Saving efficacy is imputed to the blood or the cross of Christ (Rom. iii. 25, v. 9; I Cor. x. 16; Rev. i. 5). Jesus is the sin-offering (Rom. viii. 3; Heb. xiii. 11; I Peter iii. 18),...
”The Qur’an describes Jesus (Isa) as the Messiah (al-Masih) and messenger (rasul, a prophet towhom scripture is revealed) of God. However, he is not considered the son of God; thus, the con-cept of incarnation in the Christian sense is rejected. See Cyril Glassé,“New ...