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diagram were known to the Rabbis, and that M. Joel had made this point before Friedlander. Pearson dates this evidence to the early second century, and possibly earlier, in the anti-heretical polemics in the Talmud and Midrash. Daniel Boyarin lists a number of problems with that thesis, citing Karen King’s argument that Gnostic influences in Judaism are entwined with Christian influences. Boyarin is no more prepared to identify
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as "the unwritten portion of a book, the margin ... used for annotations; and it is reasonable to suppose that these annotations would include texts of scripture, quoted as illustrations." Birger Pearson cites Herford as an example of flawed attempts after Friedlander to interpret all occurrences of
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says: "I swear by the life of my children that if they fall into my hands I shall burn them together with the names of God upon them. For even if I were being chased by an attacker, I would enter a house of idolatry but would not enter one of their houses, as idolaters do not know of Him and deny
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were 'tablets' bearing a gnostic "Ophite diagram" as described by Celsus and Origen. This would explain the opposition from Rabbi Tarfon. However, this thesis has not found wide acceptance, as noted in the Jewish Encyclopedia (1901–1906). Pearson claims that Gnostics and something like the Ophite
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was, likewise, often thought to have been originally written in Hebrew (that is, Aramaic); if so, many copies must, therefore, have been in circulation, and doubts must naturally have arisen concerning the manner in which they were to be disposed of, since they contained mention of the
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Rabbinic discussion of gilyonim does not always rely on identifying it with Christians or any other heretics in particular. Nonetheless Friedlander (following Krochmal and Grätz) set out a thesis that those labelled as
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Regarding the Tosefta passage, Moritz Friedlander argued that attempts to identify these books with Christian gospels in which divine names do not occur are strained. Even R. T. Herford identified the word
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was given , and written in it son and daughter inherit equally" (in contrast to the Torah's rule that daughters do not inherit if a son is alive). Later the philosopher said, "I reached the end of the
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The Gospels are not otherwise mentioned in the Talmud or Midrash. However, from the Talmudic narratives about Jesus it appears that the contents of the Gospel were known to the Talmudic teachers.
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would not necessarily be Jewish-Christian ‘gospels’. Davies and James Paget cite Karl Georg Kuhn (‘Judentum Urchristentum Kirche’, 1964), and also Maier (1982) to this effect. Kuhn argues that:
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says: "If God has said, 'My name that has been written in holiness shall be wiped out by water, in order to make peace between husband and wife,' then all the more should the books of the
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should be understood not as gospels but as Old Testament texts belonging to heterodox Jewish groups such as those at Qumran as well as to Jewish Christians; and
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in The Revelation of Jesus Christ Which God Gave to Him to Show to His Servants What Must Soon Take Place (Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, 2000, page 68
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on merely the second half of the word ‘euangelion’, and there are other grammatical problems making it unlikely that a pun on ‘euangelion’ is in play.
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Rabbi Tarfon is unlikely to have made a pun on books being called ‘gospels’ earlier than Christians were known to have called their books ‘gospels’;
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meaning "reveal" and hence ‘revelation’, rather than on ‘euangelion’. Barker nonetheless has Christian revelation in view rather than gnosticism.
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the Talmud passage (Shabbat 116a) is clearly later than the passages from the Tosefta, and too late to be used as a source for the Jamnian period;
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takes the term 'minim' in the Talmud as originally denoting all “dissidents, apostates and traitors” rather than Christians in particular.
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Friedlander, 'Der vorchristliche jiidische Gnosticismus' (1899), cited in Pearson in ‘Gnosticism, Judaism and Egyptian Christianity’ (1990)
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Friedlander Der vorchristliche jiidische Gnosticismus (1899) cited in Pearson in ‘Gnosticism, Judaism and Egyptian Christianity’ (1990)
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Him, while these know of Him but deny him. As Scripture said: And behind the doors and the posts you have set up your symbol, ."
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as “gilyon of wretchedness” and “gilyon of sin” and identifies them with Jewish ‘apocalypses’, i.e. revelations, such as Enoch.
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are not saved from fire; but one lets them burn in their places, together with the names of God written upon them. R.
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Daniel Boyarin, in line with Kuhn, understands the books to which Rabbi Tarfon referred to be Torah scrolls.
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also), however, were many; and had reference to these been intended here the plural would have been used.
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cannot be too readily identified with gospels. William David Davies and Louis Finkelstein consider that
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by the Rabbis were Gnostics who originated in Jewish circles pre-dating Christianity, and that
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in ‘The Written Gospel’ edited by Markus N. A. Bockmuehl, Donald Alfred Hagner, 2005, page 210
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says: "On weekdays the names of God are cut out and hidden while the rest is burned." R.
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Another passage shows that the Gospels have not the sanctity of the Biblical books:
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Daniel Boyarin, Border Lines - The Partition of Judaeo-Christianity (2006) pg 57-58
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should be understood not as gospels but as Marginalia cut off from Biblical texts;
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Gnosticism, Judaism and Egyptian Christianity, 1990 Fortress Press, Minneapolis
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The New Testament Documents Are they Reliable?, 5th edition, 1959, Chapter IX
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Later in the same passage of the Babylonian Talmud, the following appears:
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referred to “an empty space or a margin” and suggests Tarfon punned on
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and all books written from now onward do not render the hands unclean.
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Our Father Abraham: Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith, page 67
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However, the 3rd century Aramaic writings of the religion of
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Barker applies her thesis to Rabbi Yohanan and Rabbi Meir’s
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Amongst the following scholars, there is a consensus that
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The same passage is quoted with minor variations in the
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Talmudic term referring to unspecified heretical works
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see Harnack, "Altchristliche Litteratur," i. 6 et seq
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