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From the archives (date unknown, likely 2020): This deep cut on the Talmud’s ‘Yeshu ben Pantera’ still stirs debate. A reminder that on-chain posts preserve even the most fringe historical arguments — for better or worse.
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It means Yeshu son of Pantera, who the Talmud says was a Roman soldier who knocked up an adulteress. Written hundreds of years after the life of Yeshua
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