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- Título
- Did Jesus Sin?
- Autor
- Hansen, Frans
- Editorial
- Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798187486793
- Peso del artículo
- 181 gramos
- Serie
- Libro 5 de 10: New Testament Objections
Did Jesus sin?
Christianity cannot treat that as a side question. Its entire structure depends on the claim that Jesus was sinless, morally perfect, and qualified to serve as the foundation of Christian atonement and authority.
This book tests the Gospel Jesus under Torah, not under later church assumptions.
It examines 88 charges against the Gospel portrait of Jesus and asks one direct question: when measured by the Hebrew Bible, covenant law, prophetic tests, and Jewish categories, does the Christian claim survive?
This is a Torah-based adversarial inquiry. It does not begin by granting Christian theology the right to rewrite the rules. It cross-examines the Gospel claims, exposes imported assumptions, and forces the reader back to the Hebrew text. For readers of counter-missionary studies, Jewish-Christian debate, Hebrew Bible, apologetics, and interfaith polemics, this book presents a direct challenge: do not tell us Jesus fulfilled Torah while ignoring Torah’s own standards.
Christianity cannot treat that as a side question. Its entire structure depends on the claim that Jesus was sinless, morally perfect, and qualified to serve as the foundation of Christian atonement and authority.
This book tests the Gospel Jesus under Torah, not under later church assumptions.
It examines 88 charges against the Gospel portrait of Jesus and asks one direct question: when measured by the Hebrew Bible, covenant law, prophetic tests, and Jewish categories, does the Christian claim survive?
This is a Torah-based adversarial inquiry. It does not begin by granting Christian theology the right to rewrite the rules. It cross-examines the Gospel claims, exposes imported assumptions, and forces the reader back to the Hebrew text. For readers of counter-missionary studies, Jewish-Christian debate, Hebrew Bible, apologetics, and interfaith polemics, this book presents a direct challenge: do not tell us Jesus fulfilled Torah while ignoring Torah’s own standards.
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