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Antisemitism in the
“New Testament”?
Those who claim that the so-called “New Testament” is antisemitic do so from a position of gross ignorance. The Ketuvei Schliachim (Writings of the Emissaries) is a collection of thoroughly Jewish documents written during the second half of the first century of the Common Era, and should be considered the fourth division of the Tahakh (Hebrew scriptures) alongside the Torah, Nevi'im, and Kituvim. With the exception of Dr. Lucas (Luke), who was probably not officially a rabbi, all of these documents were written in the Jewish language by Jewish rabbis living in a Jewish land among Jewish people, worshiping in the Jewish Temple and attending Jewish synagogue services every Shabbat, all living Torah-pursuant lifestyles, and directed to an audience who were all living a thoroughly Jewish lifestyle in a community whose standards of behavior were dictated by the teachings of Moshe (the Torah) and augmented by the teachings of the great Jewish Rabbi, Yeshua of Nazareth. These letters serve to instruct their recipients in the proper way to interpret and integrate Torah and the teachings of the Master into their lives.
This topic is discussed thoroughly in my Introductory Comments on the Writings of Yeshua’s Emissaries.
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