Jesus the Jew: Nature and Nurture, Ethnicity, and Performance

Jesus’s nature, his ethnic identification, connects him with Jews then and through history; his nurture, the Jewish life in which he was embedded, continues this connection; his lifestyle, his personal and positive decision to live as a Jew as well as his recognition as a Jew by non-Jews commends him to Jews today as part of their history.

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Journal
Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations
Published
2026-04-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.6017/scjr.v21i1.21693
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Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity
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Jesus the Jew: Nature and Nurture, Ethnicity, and Performance

Amy-Jill Levine
Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations
Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity
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Jesus the Jew: Nature and Nurture, Ethnicity, and Performance

Amy-Jill Levine
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Abstract

Jesus’s nature, his ethnic identification, connects him with Jews then and through history; his nurture, the Jewish life in which he was embedded, continues this connection; his lifestyle, his personal and positive decision to live as a Jew as well as his recognition as a Jew by non-Jews commends him to Jews today as part of their history.

Studies in Christian-Jewish RelationsVol. 21(1)
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