As we reflect on Jesus and the Torah this Shavuot, let us embrace the reformed Torah—a Torah of love, mercy, and grace—and walk in the way of Jesus, who is the true fulfillment of the Law. Amen.

Christians who believe in a divine Son of God Messiah, do not draw a distinction between the Hebrew Bible’s eschatological hopes for God’s glorious future age of world wide peace and justice, and an ...

Jesus, says New Testament scholar Amy-Jill Levine, “teaches like a Jew. He talks in parables…and Jesus is just a fabulous Jewish storyteller.” ...

A historian believes he’s found the location of Jesus Christ’s first miracle – and has newfound evidence to back it up.

Jesus goes up on to a mountain to teach and there talks about the law. He looks like Moses. Jesus delivers five different sermons of this sort, just like the five books of Torah.

Following the Jewish Jesus COMMENTARY: In an age where antisemitism comes in many forms, Lent is a good time to reflect on the indisputable fact that Jesus of Nazareth was a son of the Jewish people.

Many assume that Jesus came to abolish Jewish religious practices, but the Gospels tell a different story. The New Testament is filled with references to Jesus and his family and disciples ...

It might be one of the most famous names on Earth, but experts say that 'Jesus' wasn't the real name of Christianity's central figure.

The assertion that Jesus was Palestinian is often made in an effort to negate Jewish history.

Scientists say that the name of Christianity's central figure wasn't originally Jesus Christ -- he went by another title in his mother tongue that's nothing like today's iteration.

One of the certain facts about Jesus was that he was a Jew. He was a child of Jewish parents, brought up in a Jewish home and reared among Jewish traditions. Throughout his life, Jesus lived among ...