Jesus in the Jewish Tradition (1950 Goldstein), book

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Jesus in the Jewish Tradition (1950) is a book by Morris Goldstein.

Abstract

Cover the Rabbinic and Pre-Modern periods.

Editions and translations

Published in New York, NY: Macmillan, 1950.

Table of contents

  • 1. Importance of the Inquiry
  • 2. Tannaitic Period
    • A. Authentic References to Jesus
    • B. References Incorrectly Identified with Jesus
    • C. Indirect Allusions. Summary
  • 3. Amoraic Period
    • A. Authentic References to Jesus
    • B. References Incorrectly Identified with Jesus
    • C. Indirect Allusions. Summary
  • 4. Post-Talmudic Period
    • A. Toledoth Yeshu
    • B. Disputations and Polemics of the Middle Ages
    • C. Jesus in Relation to the Totality if Jewish Life
  • 5. Conclusion

External links

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