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(Not So) Hidden Anti-Gospels: Suppressed Talmudic and Medieval Polemics against Jesus
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- Опубліковано 30 жов 2022
- Part of the series, “Dangerous Ideas: Censorship Through a Jewish Lens”
With Rabbi Eliezer Diamond, PhD, Rabbi Judah Nadich Associate Professor of Talmud and Rabbinics
Jews always viewed Jesus as one of their own, and they felt the need to account for the power he had in converting millions to a new religion that they viewed as a perverse usurpation of their own. They responded by writing parodic versions of the Gospels narratives, which are found both in the Talmud and in an early medieval work called Toledot Yeshu (The Jesus Chronicle). Eventually Christians became aware of these “anti-Gospels” and Jews had to engage in both self-censorship and apologetics. We will look at these texts and their history, concluding with a look at a very different approach to Jesus in the 20th century by Rabbi Stephen Wise.
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Throughout Jewish history, certain texts and ideas have been deemed too dangerous to circulate-whether by outsiders who banned Jewish writings, or Jewish leaders who suppressed ideas considered heretical or beyond the pale. In this series, JTS scholars will examine efforts to control knowledge from ancient to contemporary times, exploring the ways in which censorship both reflects and shapes broader ideological struggles. They will discuss the varying motivations for controlling or revising narratives, and consider whether and under what circumstances it might make sense to suppress certain ideas. These discussions will illuminate past struggles and help us understand the battles over censorship and free expression playing out today.
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29:20 Book recommendation: Jesus in the Talmud by Peter Schäfer: "a through study of all the Jesus passages in the Talmud"
This video has me crying... Yeshua is beautiful and perfect 🤍💜🕊 ... Thank you for ending the video on a positive note on King Jesus 💜
Thank you so much for the educational video. I just want to know if you have some more data in mode like not in Cristian land of the time maybe in Iranian land or some other land, sam mood, preserve or no one the Talmud ?
Timing of the sources says it all
Paul meant that Yeshua did not exclude gentiles from the promise based on the law itself, but that the Torah was written in the hearts of those in Him as He is in the Father.
Well not quite. Paul was referring to the Israelites who were no longer under the law, and now will be brought back under covenant by faith amd following righteousness of the father.
Link to the texts?
Found a link to the sources on the website: www.jtsa.edu/torah/not-so-hidden-anti-gospel/
This dude is low key Messianic 🙏🏽🤍☝🏽
People can’t even internet these books much less tell anyone what is missing and what isn’t.
The source for all of the books is a result of ppl hearing voices from an unknown source. Think about that. Because most of you call anyone hearing voices “schizophrenic” yet definitively trust the source of these books is “good”.
Excellent presentation, thank you. May I recommend to viewers: "Son of an Israelite woman and an Egyptian man"--Jesus as the blasphemer (Lev 24:10-23): an anti-gospel polemic in the Zohar by Jonatan M. Benarroch
That article talks about a passage in the zohar where it says Jesus and the Prophet Muhammad are corpses in a pit filled with dead dogs, donkeys and dung
This is amazing Baruch Ha Shem!!!!