An edition of The Messiah Jesus and John the Baptist according to Flavius Josephus' recently rediscovered 'Capture of Jerusalem' and other Jewish and Christian sources
(1931)
The Messiah Jesus and John the Baptist according to Flavius Josephus' recently rediscovered 'Capture of Jerusalem' and other Jewish and Christian sources
by Robert Eisler
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The Messiah Jesus and John the Baptist: according to Flavius Josephus' recently rediscovered 'Capture of Jerusalem' and the other Jewish and Christian sources; with forty plates, including reproductions of the inedited Russian, Rumanian, and Hebrew MSS. and kindred documents
1931, Methuen
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The Messiah Jesus and John the Baptist according to Flavius Josephus' recently rediscovered `Capture of Jerusalem' and the other Jewish and Christian sources
1931, L. Mac Veagh, The Dial press
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- English edition by Alexander Haggerty Krappe.
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Table of Contents
The primary importance of the non-Christian sources of Christian origins
Flavius Josephus
The controversy over the so-called "testimony to Jesus Christ" in the "Jewish antiquities" of Josephus
The alleged silence of Josephus' "Jewish war" about Jesus
The extant non-Greek versions of Josephus
The passages about John the Baptist and Jesus in the Hebrew "Josippon"
The controversy on the value of the Slavonic version
Passages in the Slavonic Josephus which cannot be accounted for as Christian forgeries
The contradictions between the different accounts given by Josephus of his own activity in Galilee
The documentary bases of the additions to the Greek "Polemos." The imperial "Commentaries" as a source of Josephus
The genuine statements of Josephus about John the Baptist
The chronology of the Baptist
The appearance of Jesus in the narrative of Josephus
The account of the wonder-worker on the Mount of Olives and his crucifixion, as given in the "Halosis" of Josephus
"Ecce homo"
The crisis
The predicted world-ruler
Herod, Jesus, or Vespasian
West and east
world-empire against world-revolution.
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