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the people into idolatry. 546
In 70 BCE, forty days after his messianic proclamation, the
Sanhedrin imprisoned Y'shua for forty days, flogged him for sedition,
stoned him for blasphemy and crucified him. This was in Lud, Ludd,
Lydd or Lydda, a town about 25 miles from Jerusalem.
The Rabbis valued the law and always investigated their sources
meticulously. They attributed great authority and antiquity to the Toledot
Yeshu, also called the Sepher Toldos Jeschu. Ideas contained within this
blasphemous tract can be traced to Celsus’ second century CE attack on
Christianity through Origen’s rebuttal in the middle of the third century
CE.
The Toledot Yeshu was only removed from the Talmud in
1520CE because of Christian indignation. Even then, the text was only
replaced by circles and the story continued to be taught orally: 547
This is why we enjoin you, under pain of excommunication major,
to print nothing in future editions, whether of the Mischna or of the
Gemara, which relates whether for good or evil to the acts of Jesus the
Nazarene, and to substitute instead a circle like this O, which will warn
the Rabbis and schoolmasters to teach the young these passages only viva
voce. By means of this precaution the savants amongst the Nazarenes
will have no further pretext to attack us on this subject.
The Talmud writes of Jesus Nazarene as both Jeshu-ha-Notzri
and Balaam the Lame: 548
…Commentators refer to Jeshu-ha-Notzri [i.e. Jesus] by mention
of the wicked kingdom of Edom, since that was his nation. … He
was hanged on Passover Eve. … He was near to the Kingdom
[i.e. in order of succession].
Balaam the Lame [i.e. Jesus] was 33 years old when Pintias
Robber [i.e. Pontius Pilate] killed him. … They say that his
mother was descended from princes and rulers, but consorted
with carpenters.
Jesus’ royal lineage was important for his coronation as King of
the Jews. His coronation used the ancient formula described in Psalms: 549
I will declare the decree: the Lord hath said unto me, Thou art my
Son; this day have I begotten thee. Ask of me, and I shall give thee
the heathen for thine inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the
earth for thy possession.
The Jewish Nazarenes and Essenes considered this violently
laming coronation essential in the creation of a Messiah. Through this
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