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Jews have often avoided the subject of Jesus for many reasons including the
history of Christian anti-Semitism, the focus on distinctly Jewish practices and
concerns, and the idea that Judaism and Christianity are different religions,
just to name a few. However, the time may have come to look again at the
Jewish roots of the Sermon on the Mount&#8212th statements of Jesus which
reflect many commonalities between Judaism and Christianity. Revealing that
many of the words of Jesus are the same as those said by other Jews might
shock both Jews and Christians. Yet, the recognition of common roots might
also build a bridge between Jews and Christians.A memory is precious but
fragile. Any attempt to reexamine it is fraught with difficulties. Reaching out
and touching it can destroy it, just like an outstretched hand touching a
reflection in a pool of water. Doing so sends ripples far beyond the point of
impact.What does the memory or, rather, the image of Jesus stir within Jewish
consciousness? For many, it is a painful image. It brings to mind the afflictions
of past generations who have suffered at the hands of those who described
themselves as his most ardent followers. Others find the memory of Jesus
disturbing for a different reason. They believe he is the founder of a theological
system they find disconcertingly foreign and even offensive to Judaism yet
wrapped in the terms and identity known to Israel.If we dare stretch out our
hands to try to understand the negative memory that so many Jews espouse,
what might happen? For some, the adverse image, might be shattered.
However, an even more troubling one might emerge for others. The pieces
that are left, may no longer seem so foreign to Jews, but they might seem
strange to Christians.Some have argued that rabbinic Judaism and Christianity
developed as &#8220silings&#8221from the same womb. Nevertheless, we
have also had a sibling rivalry. In fact, one of the major themes in the Book of
Genesis is the natural rivalry between brothers. We humbly believe that
sharing the ideas that unite us is critical for both Jews and Christians.Todd
Rosenberg is a lawyer who now lives in Chicago. He has taught classes at the
Siegal Lifelong Learning division of Case Western Reserve University as well
as a number of synagogues. Mr. Rosenberg has studied extensively for the
last 25 years with a variety of rabbis and professors, and he has widely studied
both Jewish and Christian sources. This book is the first of many books
describing the similarities and differences between Judaism and Christianity
that he is in the process of writing and co-authoring.Juan Marcos Bejarano
Gutierrez is a graduate of the University of Texas at Dallas, where he earned a
degree in electrical engineering. He studied at the Siegal College of Judaic
Studies in Cleveland where he received a Master of Arts Degree in Judaic
Studies. He completed his doctoral studies at the Spertus Institute in Chicago
in 2015. He studied at the American Seminary for Contemporary Judaism and

received rabbinic ordination in 2011 from Yeshivat Mesilat Yesharim. He is an
author and the rabbi of Chavurah Zohar Yisrael in the Dallas area.

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Jews have often avoided the subject of Jesus for many reasons including the history of Christian anti-
Semitism, the focus on distinctly Jewish practices and concerns, and the idea that Judaism and
Christianity are different religions, just to name a few. However, the time may have come to look again at
the Jewish roots of the Sermon on the Mount&#8212th statements of Jesus which reflect many
commonalities between Judaism and Christianity. Revealing that many of the words of Jesus are the
same as those said by other Jews might shock both Jews and Christians. Yet, the recognition of
common roots might also build a bridge between Jews and Christians.A memory is precious but fragile.
Any attempt to reexamine it is fraught with difficulties. Reaching out and touching it can destroy it, just
like an outstretched hand touching a reflection in a pool of water. Doing so sends ripples far beyond the
point of impact.What does the memory or, rather, the image of Jesus stir within Jewish consciousness?
For many, it is a painful image. It brings to mind the afflictions of past generations who have suffered at
the hands of those who described themselves as his most ardent followers. Others find the memory of
Jesus disturbing for a different reason. They believe he is the founder of a theological system they find
disconcertingly foreign and even offensive to Judaism yet wrapped in the terms and identity known to
Israel.If we dare stretch out our hands to try to understand the negative memory that so many Jews
espouse, what might happen? For some, the adverse image, might be shattered. However, an even
more troubling one might emerge for others. The pieces that are left, may no longer seem so foreign to
Jews, but they might seem strange to Christians.Some have argued that rabbinic Judaism and
Christianity developed as &#8220silings&#8221from the same womb. Nevertheless, we have also had a
sibling rivalry. In fact, one of the major themes in the Book of Genesis is the natural rivalry between
brothers. We humbly believe that sharing the ideas that unite us is critical for both Jews and
Christians.Todd Rosenberg is a lawyer who now lives in Chicago. He has taught classes at the Siegal
Lifelong Learning division of Case Western Reserve University as well as a number of synagogues. Mr.
Rosenberg has studied extensively for the last 25 years with a variety of rabbis and professors, and he
has widely studied both Jewish and Christian sources. This book is the first of many books describing the
similarities and differences between Judaism and Christianity that he is in the process of writing and coauthoring.Juan
Marcos Bejarano Gutierrez is a graduate of the University of Texas at Dallas, where he
earned a degree in electrical engineering. He studied at the Siegal College of Judaic Studies in
Cleveland where he received a Master of Arts Degree in Judaic Studies. He completed his doctoral
studies at the Spertus Institute in Chicago in 2015. He studied at the American Seminary for
Contemporary Judaism and received rabbinic ordination in 2011 from Yeshivat Mesilat Yesharim. He is
an author and the rabbi of Chavurah Zohar Yisrael in the Dallas area.

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