Jacob of Sakhnin - Revision history

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Jacob brother of St Jude son of Halpheus. Jacob's hometown as Sama is the name of a town nine miles away from Sakhnin (mentioned in Jerusalem Talmud (Avodah Zarah 2:2 IV.I) but in Babylonian Talmud (Avodah Zarah 27b) his home town is called Sakhnin (Aramaic Shekhania) in the latter). Saul Lieberman who compared early manuscripts to identify copying errors found Sakhnin to be the correct reading.

Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael considered him to be an Heretic.

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-Jacob brother of St Jude son of Halpheus. Jacob's hometown Sama (the name of a town nine miles away from Sakhnin) is mentioned in Jerusalem Talmud (Avodah Zarah 2:2 IV.I) but in Babylonian Talmud (Avodah Zarah 27b) his home town is called Sakhnin (Aramaic Shekhania). Saul Lieberman who compared early manuscripts to identify copying errors found Sakhnin to be the correct reading.
+Jacob d.62—69 brother of St Jude son of Halpheus. Jacob's hometown Sama (the name of a town nine miles away from Sakhnin) is mentioned in Jerusalem Talmud (Avodah Zarah 2:2 IV.I) but in Babylonian Talmud (Avodah Zarah 27b) his home town is called Sakhnin (Aramaic Shekhania). Saul Lieberman who compared early manuscripts to identify copying errors found Sakhnin to be the correct reading.
 [[Rabbi Abbahu]] and [[Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma]] both considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Eliezer Ben Hyrcanus both considered him to be an Heretic.
 In the 50sCE, [[Herod Agrippa II]]'s Sanhedrin comissioned his brother Jude to help defeat [[Ha-Mitzri]]. In the 80sCE the same Sanhedrin commissioned his relative [[Simon Clopas]] to write the Evangelion.

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	[[Rabbi Abbahu]] and [[Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma]] both considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Eliezer Ben Hyrcanus both considered him to be an Heretic.		[[Rabbi Abbahu]] and [[Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma]] both considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Eliezer Ben Hyrcanus both considered him to be an Heretic.

−	In the 50sCE, [[Herod Agrippa II]]'s Sanhedrin comissioned his brother Jude to help defeat [[Ha-Mitzri]].	+	In the 50sCE, [[Herod Agrippa II]]'s Sanhedrin comissioned his brother Jude to help defeat [[Ha-Mitzri]]. In the 80sCE the same Sanhedrin commissioned his relative [[Simon Clopas]] to write the Evangelion.

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 Jacob brother of St Jude son of Halpheus. Jacob's hometown Sama (the name of a town nine miles away from Sakhnin) is mentioned in Jerusalem Talmud (Avodah Zarah 2:2 IV.I) but in Babylonian Talmud (Avodah Zarah 27b) his home town is called Sakhnin (Aramaic Shekhania). Saul Lieberman who compared early manuscripts to identify copying errors found Sakhnin to be the correct reading.
-[[Rabbi Abbahu]] and [[Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma]] both considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Eliezer both considered him to be an Heretic.
+[[Rabbi Abbahu]] and [[Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma]] both considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Eliezer Ben Hyrcanus both considered him to be an Heretic.
 In the 50sCE, [[Herod Agrippa II]]'s Sanhedrin comissioned his brother Jude to help defeat [[Ha-Mitzri]].

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-Jacob brother of St Jude son of Halpheus. Jacob's hometown as Sama is the name of a town nine miles away from Sakhnin (mentioned in Jerusalem Talmud (Avodah Zarah 2:2 IV.I) but in Babylonian Talmud (Avodah Zarah 27b) his home town is called Sakhnin (Aramaic Shekhania) in the latter). Saul Lieberman who compared early manuscripts to identify copying errors found Sakhnin to be the correct reading.
+Jacob brother of St Jude son of Halpheus. Jacob's hometown Sama (the name of a town nine miles away from Sakhnin) is mentioned in Jerusalem Talmud (Avodah Zarah 2:2 IV.I) but in Babylonian Talmud (Avodah Zarah 27b) his home town is called Sakhnin (Aramaic Shekhania). Saul Lieberman who compared early manuscripts to identify copying errors found Sakhnin to be the correct reading.
-Rabbi Abbahu and Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma both considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Eliezer botqh considered him to be an Heretic.
+[[Rabbi Abbahu]] and [[Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma]] both considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Eliezer both considered him to be an Heretic.
-In the 50sCE, Herod Agrippa II's Sanhedrin comissioned his brother Jude to help defeat [[Ha-Mitzri]].
+In the 50sCE, [[Herod Agrippa II]]'s Sanhedrin comissioned his brother Jude to help defeat [[Ha-Mitzri]].

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		+	In the 50sCE, Herod Agrippa II's Sanhedrin comissioned his brother Jude to help defeat [[Ha-Mitzri]].

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	Jacob brother of St Jude son of Halpheus. Jacob's hometown as Sama is the name of a town nine miles away from Sakhnin (mentioned in Jerusalem Talmud (Avodah Zarah 2:2 IV.I) but in Babylonian Talmud (Avodah Zarah 27b) his home town is called Sakhnin (Aramaic Shekhania) in the latter). Saul Lieberman who compared early manuscripts to identify copying errors found Sakhnin to be the correct reading.		Jacob brother of St Jude son of Halpheus. Jacob's hometown as Sama is the name of a town nine miles away from Sakhnin (mentioned in Jerusalem Talmud (Avodah Zarah 2:2 IV.I) but in Babylonian Talmud (Avodah Zarah 27b) his home town is called Sakhnin (Aramaic Shekhania) in the latter). Saul Lieberman who compared early manuscripts to identify copying errors found Sakhnin to be the correct reading.

−	Rabbi Abbahu and Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma both considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael considered him to be an Heretic.	+	Rabbi Abbahu and Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma both considered him to be a believer but Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Eliezer botqh considered him to be an Heretic.