05-27-2022, 01:43 PM
Blue Bird,
I guess what I am saying is this -
The general consensus is that the Jesus of Christianity is not in the Talmud as the dates of when he was said to have lived do not coincide with what is written in the Talmud.
Also, the stories that are written in the Talmud about a person with a similar name, are different and do not coincide with what is written in the Christian bible. And if I'm not mistaken there are at least 2 different people with a similar name.
But I guess there are some who still think what is written is about the Jesus of Christianity, I'm not sure why.
I guess what I am saying is this -
The general consensus is that the Jesus of Christianity is not in the Talmud as the dates of when he was said to have lived do not coincide with what is written in the Talmud.
Also, the stories that are written in the Talmud about a person with a similar name, are different and do not coincide with what is written in the Christian bible. And if I'm not mistaken there are at least 2 different people with a similar name.
But I guess there are some who still think what is written is about the Jesus of Christianity, I'm not sure why.