The Crucifixion And the Jews
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On mentioning the cru- cifix as a customary symbol on Christian graves, Dr. H. Makes a digression, and treats on the subject under consideration. At first he calls the attention of the reader, as a point of especial moment, to the fact that, although the sects which, at the time of Jesus, divided Judaism, are often mentioned in the Gospels, the Evangelists, at the same time, show " that they never lived among those sects^ that they knew them only from hearsay, and that they had derived all thei...r knowledge concerning them from Josephus, whom they did not, however, understand at all. " Dr. H. Then proves, by ample argument, that Jesus coincided with the Pharisees, and must have found them to be his friends, touching his chief doctrine, the belief in the "Heavenly Kingdom, " (niDbn D s Dty, ) and its near advent, together with the specific dogmas con- nected therewith, especially that of resurrection, whereas the Sadducees, who most peremptorily repudiated all these articles of faith, must have been the natural enemies of Jesus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On mentioning the cru- cifix as a customary symbol on Christian graves, Dr. H. Makes a digression, and treats on the subject under consideration. At first he calls the attention of the reader, as a point of especial moment, to the fact that, although the sects which, at the time of Jesus, divided Judaism, are often mentioned in the Gospels, the Evangelists, at the same time, show " that they never lived among those sects^ that they knew them only from hearsay, and that they had derived all thei...r knowledge concerning them from Josephus, whom they did not, however, understand at all. " Dr. H. Then proves, by ample argument, that Jesus coincided with the Pharisees, and must have found them to be his friends, touching his chief doctrine, the belief in the "Heavenly Kingdom, " (niDbn D s Dty, ) and its near advent, together with the specific dogmas con- nected therewith, especially that of resurrection, whereas the Sadducees, who most peremptorily repudiated all these articles of faith, must have been the natural enemies of Jesus.
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