Samuel Sandmel Livres

Exploring the Jewish perspective on Jesus, this book presents a thoughtful examination of the historical and contemporary attitudes towards him. Written for a general audience, it balances sympathy for Christianity with a commitment to Jewish identity. The author, a liberal rabbi, incorporates a century and a half of scholarship from both faiths, highlighting the cultural significance of Jesus for Jews while clarifying theological differences. Emphasizing the potential for mutual understanding, it advocates for cooperation between Christians and Jews toward shared human goals.

This book offers a Jewish perspective on the New Testament, exploring its themes and teachings through the lens of Jewish tradition and history. By examining the text in its cultural context, it aims to bridge the gap between Jewish and Christian interpretations, fostering a deeper understanding of both faiths. The work is a reprint of earlier editions from 1956 and 1974, reflecting its enduring relevance in interfaith dialogue.