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6/22/2025, 8:36:42 PM
>>508361325
Also in John 8:48 the Jews call Jesus a Samaritan (who they considered goyim, despite also following the Torah). Generally though, Jesus and his followers did not call themselves that, as they were not Judeans.
https://brill.com/view/journals/jshj/5/2/article-p119_3.xml?language=en
>>508361325
https://christswords.com/content/jhn-422-ye-worship-ye-know-not-what
Also in John 8:48 the Jews call Jesus a Samaritan (who they considered goyim, despite also following the Torah). Generally though, Jesus and his followers did not call themselves that, as they were not Judeans.
https://brill.com/view/journals/jshj/5/2/article-p119_3.xml?language=en
>>508361325
https://christswords.com/content/jhn-422-ye-worship-ye-know-not-what
6/20/2025, 6:05:14 PM
>>508101207
>jew
*record scratch*
HOL UP
Jesus was a Galilean from Nazareth, north of Samaria, whom the Judeans considered "goyim". Neither of his parents were from Judea. "Judean" (Ioudaios) was a term applied by Greeks and Romans to everyone in the southern Levant regardless of whether they were from Judea or not, because by this stage Jerusalem had become the main city of that region. His followers called themselves "Israelites" (historically the term for Samaritans) "Nazorenes" and "Galileans", but never "Judeans". Additionally there was no "Jewish" "religion" as we would understand it now, and the Talmud didn't exist and wouldn't for hundreds of years.
John 8:48 - Jews call Jesus a Samaritan (goyim)
>jew
*record scratch*
HOL UP
Jesus was a Galilean from Nazareth, north of Samaria, whom the Judeans considered "goyim". Neither of his parents were from Judea. "Judean" (Ioudaios) was a term applied by Greeks and Romans to everyone in the southern Levant regardless of whether they were from Judea or not, because by this stage Jerusalem had become the main city of that region. His followers called themselves "Israelites" (historically the term for Samaritans) "Nazorenes" and "Galileans", but never "Judeans". Additionally there was no "Jewish" "religion" as we would understand it now, and the Talmud didn't exist and wouldn't for hundreds of years.
John 8:48 - Jews call Jesus a Samaritan (goyim)
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6/19/2025, 8:18:55 AM
>>507938299
No, Jesus wasnt jew and judaism wasnt even invented until lot later when those pharisees (jews) adopted babylonian talmud, which is book they follow.
Jesus was israelite, descendant of Jacob, when "jews" are edomites and descendants of Esau. Israelites followed faith of Abraham and pharisees didnt.
No, Jesus wasnt jew and judaism wasnt even invented until lot later when those pharisees (jews) adopted babylonian talmud, which is book they follow.
Jesus was israelite, descendant of Jacob, when "jews" are edomites and descendants of Esau. Israelites followed faith of Abraham and pharisees didnt.
6/19/2025, 8:18:55 AM
>>22841550
No, Jesus wasnt jew and judaism wasnt even invented until lot later when those pharisees (jews) adopted babylonian talmud, which is book they follow.
Jesus was israelite, descendant of Jacob, when "jews" are edomites and descendants of Esau. Israelites followed faith of Abraham and pharisees didnt.
No, Jesus wasnt jew and judaism wasnt even invented until lot later when those pharisees (jews) adopted babylonian talmud, which is book they follow.
Jesus was israelite, descendant of Jacob, when "jews" are edomites and descendants of Esau. Israelites followed faith of Abraham and pharisees didnt.
6/18/2025, 10:16:17 PM
>>507894430
>jew
*record scratch*
HOL UP
Jesus was a Galilean from Nazareth, north of Samaria, whom the Judeans considered "goyim". Neither of his parents were from Judea. "Judean" (Ioudaios) was a term applied by Greeks and Romans to everyone in the southern Levant regardless of whether they were from Judea or not, because by this stage Jerusalem had become the main city of that region. His followers called themselves "Israelites" (historically the term for Samaritans) "Nazarenes" and "Galileans", but never "Judeans". Additionally there was no "Jewish" "religion" as we would understand it now, and the Talmud didn't exist and wouldn't for hundreds of years.
>jew
*record scratch*
HOL UP
Jesus was a Galilean from Nazareth, north of Samaria, whom the Judeans considered "goyim". Neither of his parents were from Judea. "Judean" (Ioudaios) was a term applied by Greeks and Romans to everyone in the southern Levant regardless of whether they were from Judea or not, because by this stage Jerusalem had become the main city of that region. His followers called themselves "Israelites" (historically the term for Samaritans) "Nazarenes" and "Galileans", but never "Judeans". Additionally there was no "Jewish" "religion" as we would understand it now, and the Talmud didn't exist and wouldn't for hundreds of years.
6/14/2025, 7:20:04 PM
>>507359662
>jesus was a jew
HOL UP
Jesus was a Galilean from Nazareth, north of Samaria, whom the Judeans considered "goyim". Neither of his parents were from Judea. "Judean" (Ioudaios) was a term applied by Greeks and Romans to everyone in the southern Levant regardless of whether they were from Judea or not, because by this stage Jerusalem had become the main city of that region. His followers called themselves "Israelites" (historically the term for Samaritans) "Nazarenes" and "Galileans", but never "Judeans". Additionally there was no "Jewish" "religion" as we would understand it now, and the Talmud didn't exist and wouldn't for hundreds of years.
https://brill.com/view/journals/jshj/5/2/article-p119_3.xml?language=en
>jesus was a jew
HOL UP
Jesus was a Galilean from Nazareth, north of Samaria, whom the Judeans considered "goyim". Neither of his parents were from Judea. "Judean" (Ioudaios) was a term applied by Greeks and Romans to everyone in the southern Levant regardless of whether they were from Judea or not, because by this stage Jerusalem had become the main city of that region. His followers called themselves "Israelites" (historically the term for Samaritans) "Nazarenes" and "Galileans", but never "Judeans". Additionally there was no "Jewish" "religion" as we would understand it now, and the Talmud didn't exist and wouldn't for hundreds of years.
https://brill.com/view/journals/jshj/5/2/article-p119_3.xml?language=en
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