Category: Immanuel 05
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The Emergence of Christianity from Judaism
59 THESES by Prof. David Flusser, summer 1975* 1. Jesus was a Jew, lived the Jewish faith and died for it. He was “made under the law” (Gal. 4:4) and did not want to become a reformer of Judaism. 2. One can determine Jesus’s place in the contemporaneous Jewish streams. He has not preached and done…
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