Jesus in the Talmud

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54 Chapter 5supposed to trade with heretics, to teach their sons a craft, or to seek healingfrom them, either in matters of their property or of their personal welfare.11 Then a case story follows (Hul 2:22f.): 12A case story (ma
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Jesus in the Talmud
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Jesus in the TalmudPeter SchäferPr
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For Martin Hengelmentor, colleague,
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ContentsAcknowledgmentsixAbbreviati
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AcknowledgmentsThis study has two r
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Acknowledgmentsxitake the responsib
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AbbreviationsAMS Acta Martyrum et S
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AbbreviationsxvPs. PsalmsQid tracta
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Jesus in the Talmud
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IntroductionThis book is about the
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Introduction 3discussed. Second, th
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Introduction 5research. 16 The firs
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Introduction 7collections of legal
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Introduction 9Syrian Church. 25 Mor
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Introduction 11The two following ch
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Introduction 13discourse that fores
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1. Jesus’ FamilyThe rabbinic lite
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Jesus’ Family 17This is a typical
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Jesus’ Family 19he [Jesus] came f
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Jesus’ Family 21New Testament doe
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Jesus’ Family 23Athenian Sages] a
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2. The Son/Disciple Who Turned out
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The Son/Disciple Who Turned out Bad
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80 Chapter 7summarizes the story of
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8. Jesus’ Punishment in HellAccor
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84 Chapter 8seven years. 8 When the
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86 Chapter 8the Bavli Berakhot stor
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88 Chapter 8encounters the same pro
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90 Chapter 8therefore, to argue tha
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92 Chapter 8It is certainly possibl
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94 Chapter 8fitting punishment. And
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96 Chapter 9information. Time and a
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98 Chapter 9born from a virgin betr
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100 Chapter 9condemn our customs an
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102 Chapter 9relates the “malicio
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104 Chapter 9clearly a reference to
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106 Chapter 9plays off his magical
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108 Chapter 9If a man tells you:I a
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110 Chapter 9If the whore’s son (
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112 Chapter 9the emperors who claim
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114 Chapter 9Testament—his birth
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116 Chapter 9cross, allegedly and t
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118 Chapter 9The people of God have
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120 Chapter 9whether the Jews stand
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122 Chapter 9expect to be supported
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124 Chapter 9also Acts and Letter t
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126 Chapter 9After Jesus has healed
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128 Chapter 9Jesus, the Son of God,
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132 AppendixVatican ebr. 130: squar
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134 Appendixb Sanh 67aHerzog 1husba
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136 AppendixSoncinothat we will not
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138 Appendixt Hul 2:24QohR 1:8 (3)
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140 Appendixb Sanh 43a-bHerzog 1Mun
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142 Appendixnot know of the Jesus c
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144 Appendixtext to the Middle Ages
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146 Notes to Introductiontio injici
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148 Notes to Chapter 121. Jesus von
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150 Notes to Chapter 1Siebeck), 199
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152 Notes to Chapter 1witchcraft (k
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154 Notes to Chapter 214. “The Go
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156 Notes to Chapter 39. See my The
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158 Notes to Chapter 430. See on th
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160 Notes to Chapter 4Kohut Memoria
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162 Notes to Chapter 542. b BM 59b.
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164 Notes to Chapter 520. QohR and
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166 Notes to Chapter 556. y AZ 2:2/
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168 Notes to Chapter 611. The name
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170 Notes to Chapter 7Ernst Bammel,
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172 Notes to Chapter 821. “Their
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174 Notes to Chapter 927. See above
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176 Notes to Chapter 99. Paulus Cas
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178 Notes to Chapter 9from the comm
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180 Notes to Chapter 9the latter al
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182 Notes to Chapter 970. Geo Widen
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184 Notes to Chapter 988. AMS II, p
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186 Notes to Chapter 96, 1980, pp.
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188 Notes to Appendix13. Editio pri
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192 BibliographyRealms and Earthly
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194 BibliographyEvangelisten und Ap
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196 BibliographyHerford, Travers, C
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198 BibliographyNaveh, Joseph, and
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200 BibliographyMesopotamian Magic:
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204 IndexBen Pantiri, 20, 98, 138,
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206 Indeximitatio Christi, 120-121I
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208 Indexparthenogenesis, 21, 98par
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210 IndexYehoshua b. Perahya, 34-36
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