Talmud said : Yéhoshoua ben Yossef (Jesus) is the Messiah
Sept 30, 2017 5:18:11 GMT -6
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A Rabbi recognizes Jesus' sacrifice (Yehoshoua) in the Talmud - Mas. Suca 52a
27 September 2017 - by actubible - in Christianity, Teaching, Israel, Judaism, Judaism and Christianity, Historical Evidence, Biblical Prophecies.
In this day of Kippour, the reading of the Talmud Soucca 52A, is interesting in more than one way.
A Rabbi clearly recognizes that Jesus (Yehoshoua) son of Joseph is the Messiah. And also recognizes his sacrifice.
This is the passage of the Talmud in question, TALMUD of Babylon - Succa 52A;
The land shall weep, and all the families shall be separated; the family of David's house shall be separated, and their wives shall be separated. 1 They said,"Wasn't it a dispute all the more so? If in the future2, when they are engaged in mourning and the Evil Tilt will no longer have power over them2,3 the Torah4 nevertheless says, men and women separately, how much more now5 when they are engaged in joy and the Evil Tilt has over them. 6 6.6
What is the cause of mourning? 1 - R. Dosa and the Rabbis disagree on this point. One explained:"The cause is the murder of the Messiah, son of Joseph, 7 and the other, the murder of the evil inclination.
It is indeed according to him that the cause is the murder of the Messiah, the son of Joseph, since this is in accord with the Scripture verse, and they will look upon me because they have hastened him, and they will weep for him as one mourning for his only son.
This passage from the Talmud comments on the passage of the Tanakh' (Old Testament) from Zechariah to Chapter 12
10 And I will give the Spirit of grace and supplication to the house of David, and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem; and they will look to me, which they have pierced, and give it away, as if it were the mourning of a single son, and they will be bitter, as if it were the bitterness of a firstborn child. 11At that day there shall be great mourning in Jerusalem, as Hadadrimmon mourned in the plain of Meguiddon. 12And the earth shall grieve, every family apart: the family of David's house apart, and the wives of that house apart; the family of Nathan's house apart, and the wives of that house apart. 13And the family of the house of Levi apart, and the wives of that house apart; and the family of Simhi apart, and his wives apart. 14All the families that will remain, each family apart, and their wives apart.
see also :
actubible.wordpress.com/2017/09/27/le-talmud-confirme-le-sacrifice-de-jesus/
Translation DeepL
A Rabbi recognizes Jesus' sacrifice (Yehoshoua) in the Talmud - Mas. Suca 52a
27 September 2017 - by actubible - in Christianity, Teaching, Israel, Judaism, Judaism and Christianity, Historical Evidence, Biblical Prophecies.
In this day of Kippour, the reading of the Talmud Soucca 52A, is interesting in more than one way.
A Rabbi clearly recognizes that Jesus (Yehoshoua) son of Joseph is the Messiah. And also recognizes his sacrifice.
This is the passage of the Talmud in question, TALMUD of Babylon - Succa 52A;
The land shall weep, and all the families shall be separated; the family of David's house shall be separated, and their wives shall be separated. 1 They said,"Wasn't it a dispute all the more so? If in the future2, when they are engaged in mourning and the Evil Tilt will no longer have power over them2,3 the Torah4 nevertheless says, men and women separately, how much more now5 when they are engaged in joy and the Evil Tilt has over them. 6 6.6
What is the cause of mourning? 1 - R. Dosa and the Rabbis disagree on this point. One explained:"The cause is the murder of the Messiah, son of Joseph, 7 and the other, the murder of the evil inclination.
It is indeed according to him that the cause is the murder of the Messiah, the son of Joseph, since this is in accord with the Scripture verse, and they will look upon me because they have hastened him, and they will weep for him as one mourning for his only son.
This passage from the Talmud comments on the passage of the Tanakh' (Old Testament) from Zechariah to Chapter 12
10 And I will give the Spirit of grace and supplication to the house of David, and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem; and they will look to me, which they have pierced, and give it away, as if it were the mourning of a single son, and they will be bitter, as if it were the bitterness of a firstborn child. 11At that day there shall be great mourning in Jerusalem, as Hadadrimmon mourned in the plain of Meguiddon. 12And the earth shall grieve, every family apart: the family of David's house apart, and the wives of that house apart; the family of Nathan's house apart, and the wives of that house apart. 13And the family of the house of Levi apart, and the wives of that house apart; and the family of Simhi apart, and his wives apart. 14All the families that will remain, each family apart, and their wives apart.
see also :
actubible.wordpress.com/2017/09/27/le-talmud-confirme-le-sacrifice-de-jesus/
