Jesus the Pharisee 
.... Christian moral tradition, partly because they were always meant to cover Gentiles and
Jews alike, a fact completely consistent with claims by
Jesus and Paul ....
(910
4
)
Paul Among Jews & Gentiles
.... And for that reason it continues to fail to move many
Jews to a saving knowledge of
Jesus as the Messiah of Israel as prophesied in Isaiah and elsewhere in the ....
(1074
4
)
Jesus and Social and Cultural Outcasts
.... John 4:24-30). In other words
Jesus speaks directly to someone the
Jews consider beyond the social pale. To the
Jews--specifically ....
(1990
8
)
Jesus and Saint Paul
.... midst. However, not all of the
Jews recognized or accepted
Jesus as the satisfaction of their ancient prophesies. Consequently, as ....
(1340
5
)
Biblical Sources
.... Peter goes on to explain that even death at the hands of lawless men could not contain
Jesus's spirit, and he identifies
Jesus with the
Jews' messiah: "God has ....
(2440
10
)
The Lives of Jesus and Muhammad
.... of saying that He would destroy and then rebuild the temple; this is taken as
Jesus's statement that He is the Son of God, which is held by the
Jews to be ....
(2355
9
)
Jews in the Middle East
.... The tone of the article is that it is an attempt to explain Jewish beliefs to Christians and to a degree to indicate how
Jews accept
Jesus in their tradition. ....
(1295
5
)
Jesus Christ
.... 26:64).
Jesus having already been accused by and among the
Jews, that response is problematic for
Jesus's position vis-a-vis Rome as well. ....
(4473
18
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The Jewish - Christian Split
.... Paul tried to convince the
Jews of the truth of
Jesus' birth and death as the anticipated messiah, but he failed in this effort. ....
(513
2
)
The Law of Paul & The Law of Jesus
.... Some feel that
Jesus' gospel is only for the
Jews while Paul's writings argue the gospel is for all people. However, we are told ....
(1039
4
)
Syllogistic Arguments 1. P1: Jesus chose only male apost
.... 3. P1:
Jesus chose as his apostles only
Jews who spoke Aramaic, who were married, and who had not read the (nonexistent) gospels. ....
(1322
5
)
Comparison of 2 Books on Jesus
.... of
Jesus--supported with Jewish rabbinic literature such as the Midrash and Talmud--in order to provide the fabric of
Jesus' ministry among the
Jews of His ....
(1471
6
)
Comparison of Judaism & Christianity
.... Both
Jews and Christians think of Jerusalem as their holy city, and both acknowledge the existence of
Jesus Christ; the
Jews, however regard Him as a mere ....
(1094
4
)
Commentary on James' Epistle
.... matter. Peter, having known
Jesus intimately, knew everything about
Jesus both as a person and as the Messiah of the
Jews.
Jesus ....
(1702
7
)
Origins of Christianity and Judaism
.... of the Christian Bible, for example, and the
Jews are waiting for a Messiah to come, whom the Christians believe has already come in the form of
Jesus Christ. ....
(483
2
)
Jesus and Christianity Today
.... in history has been perpetrated ostensibly by Christians (such as the Inquisition and the extermination of
Jews in Nazi Germany). Where
Jesus spoke of ....
(514
2
)
The film Ben-Hur (1959)
.... Just as
Jesus and the
Jews were going in opposite directions at first,
Jesus is shown wandering away as the Romans enter Nazareth and then Judah is shown as ....
(1820
7
)
JESUS AND BUDDHA
.... And yet, Durant (1944) quotes an early non-Christian reference in Josephus' Antiquities of the
Jews (app. AD 93) which states "At that time lived
Jesus, a hole ....
(535
2
)
Galilee, Jesus and The Gospels
.... The rejection of
Jesus by the
Jews, according to Freyne, is in part due to his Galilean origins, which is one of his most original and intriguing notions: "As ....
(1537
6
)
Authorship of Luke-Acts
.... are addressed solely to nonbelieving
Jews: Could Luke really mean to condemn believing
Jews along with nonbelieving
Jews for the murder of
Jesus, for rejecting ....
(1705
7
)
Survey of the New Testament
.... Asimov also agrees that Paul had an easier time convincing Gentiles of
Jesus' Messiahship than the
Jews, since
Jews consistently turned away from his doctrines ....
(1639
7
)
Table-Fellowship
.... profound. Those who were Christians saw themselves as the true
Jews, while
Jews who rejected
Jesus saw themselves in the same role. To ....
(2507
10
)
Examining Pieces of Fiction
.... of their time.
Jesus, the teller of the parables, was telling them to
Jews who saw religion in terms of strict laws. The idea of ....
(1463
6
)
Christianity & Jesus
.... " is the proclamation of
Jesus as He .... Following the Genesis tradition,
Jews observe a seven-day week which culminates in the Sabbath, an "intermission," the ....
(4709
19
)
Deviant Christianity
.... Since they would be both
Jews and Christians, they shall be neither
Jews nor Christians." Even now such a movement as Moshe Rosen's
Jews for
Jesus is looked ....
(2901
12
)
Max Weber and Religion
.... It relied on the example and history of the
Jews, with the gospels describing
Jesus' life and teachings and the commentaries by Paul and others becoming ....
(2495
10
)
Shabbetai Zev as a False Messiah
.... For this reason, the ancient
Jews rejected
Jesus Christ as the Messiah, preferring instead to await a Redeemer who fulfilled their desires for a theocracy. ....
(2780
11
)
A Good Friday Liturgy
.... There are multiple betrayals, not only by Peter, who denies
Jesus, but also by the
Jews, who historically hated Roman rule but who in John's account adopt ....
(1552
6
)
Things to Come: A Study in Biblical Eschatology
.... It supposes that God's plan for salvation was interrupted because "the
Jews" rejected
Jesus as Messiah. When is this supposed to have happened? ....
(2017
8
)
Judaism
.... more limited: the spiritual aspect of that civilization; in sum, for the Jewish religion" (Steinberg 3). There are
Jews who believe that
Jesus is the Messiah. ....
(1880
8
)
