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Jesus and First-Century Christianity in Jerusalem (Paperback)
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Jesus and First-Century Christianity in Jerusalem (Paperback)
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Loot Price R466
Discovery Miles 4 660
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This book, beautifully illustrated with maps and photos, traces the
little-known story of the original Jewish Christian community and
presents intriguing evidence connecting Jesus and his family with
the Essenes. Focusing on the first century (33-135 C.E.) in
Jerusalem after the death of Jesus, its thesis is that the
Jerusalem community remained true to their Jewish heritage and had
a connection with the Essenes. The first bishop of Jerusalem was
James, the brother of Jesus. He was the author of the letter of
James. He was murdered in the year 62. An Essene priest, Thabuti,
expected to replace James but was not elected, and this led to the
first schism in the church. James was followed by Simon, the cousin
of Jesus, who was bishop until 104. At that time, descendants of
the house of David were persecuted by the Romans. There were 13
bishops between then and 135. Christianity was a sect within
Judaism. After the Bar Kohaba rebellion a gentile bishop was
appointed. The Jewish church was inundated by gentiles and
eventually integrated into the Byzantine church. The purpose of the
book is to bring to light our Jewish connections, and, as the state
of Israel is being threatened, an appreciation of our Jewish
heritage. Uniqueness: * The only book available that attempts to
reconcile Christianity with our Jewish heritage
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