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The Origins of the Synagogue and the Church
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  • Kaufmann Kohler

    A posthumous work, The Origins of the Synagogue and the Church (1929), concerns the relationship of the Jews and the early Christians and speculates that Jesus and John the Baptist were Essenes—members of a Jewish sect that believed that the messianic era was imminent.

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    A posthumous work, The Origins of the Synagogue and the Church (1929), concerns the relationship of the Jews and the early Christians and speculates that Jesus and John the Baptist were Essenes—members of a Jewish sect that believed that the messianic era was imminent.

    Read More