A Rabbi Talks with Jesus by Donald Harman Akenson, Jacob Neusner

A Rabbi Talks with Jesus Donald Harman Akenson, Jacob Neusner ebook
Format: pdf
Page: 161
Publisher: McGill-Queens University Press
ISBN: 9780773520462

Mar 18, 2008 - Neusner is the author of the 1994 book A Rabbi Talks With Jesus (reprinted 2000), in which he imagines himself in the crowd listening to Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. In Judaism there were two dominant traditions. He spoke Aramaic, his family language, and Greek, for talking with the Romans. Sep 20, 2006 - Jesus is a Greek form of the name Joshua. The only Pharisee from whom we have written records is Paul of Tarsus. Feb 4, 2009 - The rabbi is the prolific scholar Jacob Neusner. The book is his thoughtful and imaginative work, "A Rabbi Talks with Jesus" (1993, 2000). Feb 2, 2009 - 103-127), he uses as a friendly foil the book by the acclaimed Jewish scholar Jacob Neusner called A Rabbi Talks with Jesus. That Christians themselves are not .. Sep 24, 2012 - Jesus, Mary Magdalene, Jesus' mother, James, Paul— they're all Jews. (7) The Cambridge Companion to the Talmud and Now I am not at all comparing myself to some of the sages, rabbis, and especially Yeshua, but I have learned over the years that the best talks I've had with people are the ones while walking. The first person in history ever called rabbi in a literary text is Jesus of Nazareth. Jul 5, 2010 - There's the Messiah whom Christians know as Jesus the Son of God that the Rabbi said he met, in a vision, and the other flesh and blood Messiah which Yeshua revealed a portrait of which the Rabbi later taught to his followers, so the would know to expect the unexpected. Sep 29, 2013 - I think we need to remind ourselves of Benedict XVI's friendship with Rabbi Jacob Neusner author of "A Rabbi talks with Jesus". Jan 27, 2012 - Interestingly, Jesus has this same debate with some Pharisees (about putting aside Sabbath laws) when he's walking with his disciples and they pluck some grain to eat (Luke 6:1-5). YAHSHUA is teh correct name, and it means the messias, so the Rabbi was talking of the Son of God, The messias that is about to return.