What does the Jewish view of Jesus say about his life, death, and claims?
This nonfiction work examines how Jewish readers and scholars understand Jesus, the Messiah, and the gospel messages about him. It weighs early apostolic testimony against traditional Jewish perspectives, offering historical and theological context for both sides. This edition presents a careful, faith-informed discussion of how Jesus is viewed in Jewish thought, including debates about divinity, messiahship, and the afterlife. It highlights key questions, sources, and arguments, helping readers compare beliefs with clarity and respect.
- Explains how different Jewish voices have interpreted Jesus in light of scripture and history
- Explores claims about the Son of God, the Messiah, and the nature of forgiveness
- Considers resurrection language, faith, and the impact on believer communities
- Offers context for Jewish-Christian dialogue and religious studies
Ideal for readers of religious history, Jewish-Christian dialogue, and those exploring how faith communities interpret Jesus.