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Jewish Scholarship on the Resurrection of Jesus is a highly welcomed volume. The book offers much more than an examination of scholarship on the resurrection of Jesus. In effect, it examines the new interest that Jewish intellectuals have developed, in the late modern era, in Jesus, and the interpretations they have provided of Jesus and the movement he led. Mishkin should be commended for his work. This is a rich, intelligent study that presents a panoramic view of Jewish scholarship on Jesus and early Christianity. It will serve well those interested in Jewish-Christian relations. --Yaakov Ariel, Professor of Religious Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Mishkin takes up a controversial topic and deals with it intelligently and delicately. In a thorough and nuanced study, he covers and recovers the surprising twists and turns in the various Jewish approaches to the resurrection of Jesus. I recommend this book for anyone who is interested in the plurality of voices on this intriguing topic. --Neta Stahl, Johns Hopkins University

"""Jewish Scholarship on the Resurrection of Jesus is a highly welcomed volume. The book offers much more than an examination of scholarship on the resurrection of Jesus. In effect, it examines the new interest that Jewish intellectuals have developed, in the late modern era, in Jesus, and the interpretations they have provided of Jesus and the movement he led. Mishkin should be commended for his work. This is a rich, intelligent study that presents a panoramic view of Jewish scholarship on Jesus and early Christianity. It will serve well those interested in Jewish-Christian relations."" --Yaakov Ariel, Professor of Religious Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ""Mishkin takes up a controversial topic and deals with it intelligently and delicately. In a thorough and nuanced study, he covers and recovers the surprising twists and turns in the various Jewish approaches to the resurrection of Jesus. I recommend this book for anyone who is interested in the plurality of voices on this intriguing topic."" --Neta Stahl, Johns Hopkins University"

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David Mishkin (PhD, University of Pretoria) serves on the faculty of Israel College of the Bible in Netanya, Israel.

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