>>512130152 (OP)What Jesus was: A Semite, an inhabitant of Nazareth, a non White
What Jesus was not: A Jew, a rabbinical Jew, a supporter of the Pharisees, who became the Rabbinical Jews
Hatred of Christianity and Jesus is enshrined in Jewish rabbinical literature, including the Talmud. Examples:
One day R. Josua ben Parachja read the K’riath Schema (Listen Israel), there Jesus appeared before him and wanted to accept him again and waved to him with his hands. He (Jesus), however, believed that he wanted to reject him, went to him, lifted up a brick and bowed before him. He spoke to him: “Enter yourself’. But he answered: «Whoever sins and seduces to sin, one does not give him room to do penance.” But the author said: “Jesus practices magic, seduces and misleads the Israelites” (Sanhedrin F. 107 a).
A person should have nothing to do with the heretics and not let himself be healed by them, even if it is just a matter of the life of an hour. It has come to pass that Ben Dama, the sister’s son of Rabbi Ismael, had been bitten by a snake; Jakob of Kephar Sekhanja [a disciple of Christ] came in order to help him. But R. Ismael did not allow him. [Laible comments on this: “As calm as these words may sound, just as little can we image a calm scene, if we remember the rage and hate bordering on insanity that has always gripped the Jews upon the approach of Christianity.”] He (Ben Dama) spoke to him: “R. Ismael, my brother! Allow me to be healed by him, it want to prove to you from the Thora that it is allowed.” But he had not yet finished these words when his soul left him and he died. R. Ismael shouted over him: “Hail to thee, Ben Dama, that your body is clean and that your soul has left you in purity, without you having overstepped the words of the scholars” (Aboda Sara F. 27 b). a TO
