How James [Yaaqov] Beloved Brother of Jesus Was Written out of Early Christianity

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A detailed survey of our earliest sources on James--whose proper name was Jacob of Yaaqov--the brother of Jesus, was written out of the standard master narrative of Christian history. What can we know about James, by trying to reassemble all the disparate strands of evidence, from the Gospels, Acts, Paul, and our earliest post-New Testament sources.
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@kevinhathaway7240 28 дней назад

Dr. Tabor, I agree with you that James the Just was written out of Early Christianity. Truthfully I have never been too keen on Pauline Christianity or the teachings of systematic theology in the Protestant Church. We seem to be entering an age of spirituality, like in Early Christianity, and your teachings are extremely helpful and needed!

@fasted8468 28 дней назад

Of all of Paul's churches, only one that is mentioned in Revelation was Ephesians. And Ephesians was commended for "opposing false apostles"

@isabelrice4494 28 дней назад

That was wonderful. Thank you. Strange how I never, ever, had a good feeling about Paul. Power crazy, ego centric individual. This explains so much when the dots are joined up and we see the bigger picture.

@mistymoor7114 28 дней назад

What a wonderful interpretation , James. As a vegetarian myself and someone who has moved on from conventional ideas about what Christianity was or was meant to be, your ideas iron out a lot of conflicts for me, just wonderful. In my own personal interpretation, now, John the Baptist, Jesus and then James would all have been successors as leaders or teachers of their movement, equal in stature but offering respect to one another with their compliments. I take this interpretation as I follow something called Santa Mat which , being akin to Sikhism, follows a succession of Masters or Gurus, each successor appointed by the previous and complimented to encourage followers to accept the new appointee but also for the sake of humility. We are vegetarians and do not take alcohol. Much of our teaching accords with that of Jesus, universal truths. I just love the saying, " my house should be a house of prayer" and " I require prayer not sacrifice" Thank you James.

@mariakarayan9997 21 день назад

Hi and thanks. I am Greek. On reading the interlinear you notice xristos mother was only a surrogate to give birth to a son of god. Women gave birth to sons of hod in noahs time. Mary had other children. I've read none of his family were following after him. He assigns Peter the rock to look after his mother who was a vurgin until his birth. The 12 disciples are significant characters. Petra is rock he is stable and strong. His brothers were not of his dna as isous tou navi; the full name of our master/kirios translates as joshua or iasua. The church hijacked the scriptures the j is latin and you must touch nothing unclean of papal rome. Mary had other children. Magdalena loved xristos and knew he was a saviour and all who call on his name will be saved. There is no tetragrammaton in a Greek text so if translations put a name of god they are adding to the text, as it has been corrupted.

@cooloutac 28 дней назад

I actually think the Gospel of John. Is really the account of James the Just. It was you who told us that was really Jesus's favorite Disciple. His younger brother. THe one who was leaning on him at the last supper, the one who was at the crucifixion. And it was you who told us why his family was written out. So they wouldn't be seen as a caliphate and a threat to Rome, instead of a religion or discredited one..

@Magik1369 21 день назад

James represented "the Way" which was the original group of which Jesus was the leader. The Jewish Messianic sect of Qumran were militant Messianic Jews. In my opinion, this is the origins of Christianity. James is mentionsd in the scrolls and is identified with the Qumran sect in the Gospels. James and Paul were at odds. Paul spread a "Jew-less" version of Christianity that was heavily influenced by the Roman state. This became the Christianity we know today. The authentic teaching of Jesus and the dogma of Christianity are 2 entirely different things. Jesus taught transcendence. I believe James was killed in 70 AD when he was thrown off the wall at the Temple just before it was destroyed. These are just my opinions from studying the origins of Christianity for 25 years. I am in no way an expert or professional like James Tabor.

@drrbrt 21 день назад

Maybe Simon Magus was one of the twelve.

@johnmonsalve11 21 день назад

First of all Jesus had no blood siblings. Theres that. The word translated into brother in english is a word we dont have a better word for. The original word has the meaning,"someone beloved like a sibling".

@vikingdemonpr 28 дней назад

I'm not a Christian but James the Just is such a fascinating character. Eisenman had me almost convinced that he was the Righteous Teacher. Maybe? Maybe not.

@Gunoke-fd6bc 21 день назад

Dr Tabor, I want to let you know that this work is reaching, many old souls, those who participated in the passages of these texts from long ago. Your insight and sharing of this old experiences, histories are part of the process of waking up and remembering who/what we truly are. Each of your videos have assisted me deeply, so I give my thanks for your work. Each person gets/receives their allotted share, based on their own soul journey, purpose and their walk with the Lord. Thank you, Thank you , Thank you.

@donseesyourshaydim7529 28 дней назад

Dr. Tabor, thank you for bringing Eisenmann's work to us today! Very controversial, but more than plausible to me. You made my Saturday awesome

@maarit.gneleah 28 дней назад

Thank you so much Dr. Tabor for sharing this lecture with us, your RU-vid follower group🙏 Very captivating indeed. And I also appreciate that this video is longer than usual.

@hollydevine8866 21 день назад

Mr Tabor, can you please post a link for the pdf of this document?

@jackylee_jack 21 день назад

A one and half hour video on James?! Awesome!

@trinchezito1383

😱my Sunday class came early

@paulkeniston5699 28 дней назад

Good Stuff on the "Eyewitness Stuff" (keep it coming please )

@chrysostomgunaseelan3907 28 дней назад

Dear Prof., Could you give me the reference to the Latin and Syriac translation of the ascents of James , and links to the history of these writings. I would like to download them . Thanks in advance, Christopher Jesudason

@E23Dav 21 день назад

Well presented. Thanks for the notes. My favorite was the part where you interpreted.

@brianpetruska1825 28 дней назад

Dr Tabor, I read James not eating meat as not eating animal flesh that could be sacrificed, meaning that he's pescetarian. This fits Jesus, who is depicted as eating fish several times, performed miracles with fish, whose disciples were fishermen, and who came to be symbolized with a fish. Also, Marcion, an early second generation Christian was said to be a pescetarian, and the Catholic Church retains eating fish as a devotional practice. It makes sense that this all traces back to eating fish as a protest to Temple sacrifice.