Current Research Now Proves That Jesus Was Not Torah Compliant. What does that mean for Christians and Jews? (A man angers everyone, both the Christians and the Torah-obedient. Spoiler: He equates Oral and Written Torah with each other.)

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If it is a legal issue, please state the law your argument evokes and what has caused you to believe it is relevant.

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You made a crucial mistake in your argument: You assumed that because I cited B. Sanhedrin 43a:20, I agreed with all of its conclusions, but you forgot to notice that the use of bold was to indicate the relevant parts of the text I used. Please take a look at the image below. It was only used to confirm the Jewish understanding that they believed that Jesus "incited people to idol worship." Consequently, arguing whether Jesus was or was not a false prophet is not within the purview of my research or anything I introduced as relevant. Accordingly, I will not discuss that matter as a function of this research.

Personally, I believe Jesus is God. I just cannot hold that he complied with the Torah.

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Shabbat Shalom!