Hoffman, From rebel to rabbi: reclaiming Jesus and the making of modern Jewish culture, Stanford University Press, 2007, , p | 259: "Mendelssohn was not the first to make such claims |
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Jacob Emden 1696-1776 , a leading figure of traditional Judaism in eighteenth-century Germany, also looked vary favorably on Jesus"; p | Image: Jesus Christ Pantocrator, Coptic icon at St, Mina Monastery, Mariout, Egypt - Photograph by Michael Ghaly for St-Takla |
Rishi Das, Shaunaka March 24, 2009.
50: "Elijah Benamozegh 1823-1901 showed the resemblance between parables and ethical imperatives in the gospels and the Talmud, concluding that 'when Jesus spoke these words he was in no way abandoning Judaism'"; p | A Political and Economic Dictionary of the Middle East |
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Jeffrey Rubenstein Rabbinic Stories The Classics of Western Spirituality New York: The Paulist Press, 2002• 22: "Mendelssohn depicts Jesus as a model rabbinical Jew |