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    1. tantum‏ @QuasLacrimas Jan 23
      Replying to @AltRabbi @bronzeagemantis and

      Christians do not reject the truth of the Torah; Talmudists reject both the religious practices of Judea and the Judean priesthood’s interpretation of Judea’s law code

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    2. tantum‏ @QuasLacrimas Jan 23
      Replying to @AltRabbi @bronzeagemantis and

      Are you referring to my analogy or this tweet you replied to? I can’t imagine the subteties of the Aramaic change the basic relationship b/w the two religions. Do I need classical Hebrew to judge whether or not Samaritans participated in the Temple cult?

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    3. tantum‏ @QuasLacrimas Jan 23
      Replying to @AltRabbi @bronzeagemantis and

      let’s settle basics first. do i need to read classical hebrew to have informed view on whether samaritans were part of the Temple religion? reading is good but not all questions call for pilpul

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    4. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 23
      Replying to @QuasLacrimas @AltRabbi and

      Returning to the original point, to have an informed opinion on the Talmud and whether it is an authentic representation of mainstream Judaism as practiced in Jesus' days, you need to study the Talmud, Mishna and contemporary sources like Josephus.

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    5. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 23
      Replying to @BaruchKogan @QuasLacrimas and

      So, when you e.g. read Jesus complaining about the Pharisees' enlargement of their phylacteries and fringes, you can understand what he is talking about, where these phylacteries and fringes come from, and what he's NOT complaining about.

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    6. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 23
      Replying to @BaruchKogan @QuasLacrimas and

      Or when you read descriptions in Josephus of Jews pelting Alexander Jannaeus, a Sadducee king with, etrogs, you can grasp the significance (etrogs, like phylacteries, are exclusively a Talmudic thing-you won't find them mentioned explicitly in the Torah.)

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    7. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 23
      Replying to @BaruchKogan @QuasLacrimas and

      Sadducees, of course, were defined by saying exactly what the Christians today say (and the opposite of what Jesus said): that the rabbis were just making things up and that their interpretation of the Torah was not the real deal. By pelting him with etrogs, the people disagreed.

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    8. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 23
      Replying to @BaruchKogan @QuasLacrimas and

      Bottom line: the vast majority of Jews in Jesus' day practiced Torah in the way taught by the rabbis, saw the rabbis as custodians of unbroken tradition from Moses and Mt. Sinai (as did Jesus) , and this is the same Judaism codified in the Talmud and practiced today.

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      tantum‏ @QuasLacrimas Jan 23
      Replying to @BaruchKogan @AltRabbi and

      that’s absolutely false

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        2. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 23
          Replying to @QuasLacrimas @AltRabbi and

          With which of my sources do you disagree? Josephus or the Christian scripture?

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        3. tantum‏ @QuasLacrimas Jan 23
          Replying to @BaruchKogan @AltRabbi and

          you seem to suffer brain damage if you think the incident in Josephus you cite licenses the conclusions you draw

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        4. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 23
          Replying to @QuasLacrimas @AltRabbi and

          Not brain damage-context. When you've read Josephus and learned what the Talmud says, then you can have an informed conversation on the subject.

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        5. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 23
          Replying to @BaruchKogan @QuasLacrimas and

          For starters, you can look in the Antiquities and see what he had to say about the Pharisees.

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        6. tantum‏ @QuasLacrimas Jan 23
          Replying to @BaruchKogan @AltRabbi and

          And nothing about it provides any “context” for what you said. Eg the return from exile makes no mention of Pharisees - it was the priests and the levites who were brought together when the Temple religion resumed

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        7. Bronze Age Pervert‏ @bronzeagemantis Jan 24
          Replying to @QuasLacrimas @BaruchKogan and

          hey they threw the etrog in Josephus therefore the talmud was revealed on sinai with the torah who can argue with this mastery of Biblical interpretation

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        8. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 24
          Replying to @bronzeagemantis @QuasLacrimas and

          What is the significance of an etrog? According to the Oral Torah (given on Sinai,) it is required to fulfill a commandment in the Written Torah (also given on Sinai) in Leviticus 23:40. It is nowhere specifically identified in the Written Torah.

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        9. Baruch Kogan‏ @BaruchKogan Jan 24
          Replying to @BaruchKogan @bronzeagemantis and

          What is the significance of a Sadducee? It is someone who argues that the Oral Torah was not given at Sinai, but made up later (as you do.) What is the significance of crowds of Jews at the Temple with etrogim on Sukkot? That most Jews believed in the Oral Torah.

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