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eBook Israel and the Nations

Israel and the Nations

Author: Bloch, Joseph S.

Publisher: Varda Books

Original Publisher: Benjamin Harz Verlag

Published: 2001

Language: English

Pages: 616

Available as: (for format`s description click on its name)

Scholar PDF	$ 42.95
ISBN: 1-59045-157-0
File size: 6.432 Mb

About the Book

During the Tisza-Eszlar blood libel trial in 1883, when August Rohling undertook to attest on oath that Jews practiced ritual murder, Bloch attacked him in the press. He challenged Rohling's competence as a scholar, accused him of lying, and offered him 3, 000 florins for translating a random page of the Talmud. Rohling was forced to sue Bloch for libel, ...

About the Author

Rabbi Dr. Joseph Samuel Bloch was a prominent Jewish writer and politician of late 19th–early 20th century. Throughout his entire life he was energetically struggling against anti-Semitism.

CHAPTER I. ARE THERE ANY SECRET LAWS IN JUDAISM?

I. The Church Fathers and the Jews.

II. Translations of the Talmud.

CHAPTER II. GOD'S FUNDAMENTAL LAWS FOR THE GENTILES.

CHAPTER III. THE TALMUD AND CHRISTIANITY.

1. Aboda Zara 6a, 7b. (N. and W. 42.)

2. Baba Bathra 10b.

3. Aboda Zara 27b. (N. and W. 31.)

4. As his authority he quotes Sanhedrin 105a.

5. Pesachim 118b.

6. Sanhedrin 98a. (N. and W. 43.)

7. Shemone Esre and Alenu.

CHAPTER IV. CHRISTIANITY A SUBJECT OF DISPUTE AMONG THE JEWISH THEOLOGIANS OF THE 12th CENTURY.

CHAPTER V. THE SHULCHAN ARUCH-ITS ORIGIN, VALIDITY, AND SIGNIFICANCE.

I. The Campaign against the Shulchan Aruch.

II. The Shulchan Aruch and Its Validity.

III. The Intention of the Authors.

IV. The Shulchan Aruch and the Christians.

V. The Term "Some say" in the Shulchan Aruch.

VI. Meaning and Origin of the Term "Akum".

VII. The Wine of the Non-Jews1.

VIII. Jews and the Christian Cult.

IX. The Psalm "Shephoch".

X. Imputation of Murderous Intentions.

XI. Jews as Church Builders.

XII. Fomenting Class Hatred.

CHAPTER VI. LAWS OF MINE AND THINE.

I. Injunctions against "Robbing" Non-Jews.

II. Laws against Theft.

III. Laws against Fraud.

IV. The Law of Onaah.

V. Other Injunctions against Deception in Business.

VI. Injunction against Running up Prices.

VII. Injunction against Unfair Competition.

VIII. Ordinances of Church Moralists.

IX. Lost Property and Abandonment ("Yeьsh").

X. Error ("TTauth”).

XI. The Property of the Akum is No Man's Property.

XII. Rohling's Last Refuge.

XIII. The Jew as Witness.

XIV. The Jew as Judge.

XV. Prohibition of Bribery.

CHAPTER VII. THE CHARGE OF USURY.

I. Meaning of the Word Usury.

II. The Prohibition of Interest in the Talmud.

III. The Prohibition of Taking Interest of Non-Jews.

IV. Usury in Rome.

V. The Jews in the Middle Ages.

VI. Christian Usury in the Middle Ages.

VII. Jews and the Common Welfare.

CHAPTER VIII. SACREDNESS OF HUMAN LIFE.

I. Bloodshed one of the Deadly Sins.

II. Secular Punishment of Murder.

III. The Murderers in no Way escape their Just Punishment.

IV. Theoretical Ordinances concerning Proceedings against Herdsmen of Small Cattle, against Idolaters and Heretics.

V. The Church and the Heretics.

VI. Comprehensive Humanity of the Rabbis.

VII. Prayers for the Well-being of the Pagan Peoples.

VIII. Friendship between Talmudists and Heretics.

IX. "The Best among the Goyim may be slain."

CHAPTER IX. THE "BEAST" FICTION OF JEW-HATRED.

I. Non-Jews as Dogs, Asses, Pigs.

II. Graves of Non-Jews.

III. Marriages of Non-Jews.

IV. Recognition of the Merits of Non-Jews.

V. Jewish Influence on Roman Culture.

VI. The Mourning Ritual.

VII. The New Testament and the Church Fathers.

CHAPTER X. THE OATH.

I. The Jewish Conception of the Oath.

II. Reservatio Mentalis.

III. Gentiles Testify to the Sanctity of the Jewish Oath.

IV. Two Anecdotes.

V. The Day of Atonement.-Kol Nidre.

VI. The Church and the Oath.

CHAPTER XI. SEXUAL MORALITY.

I. Charge of Incontinence.

II. Duties of the Husband.

III. The Position of Woman.

IV. Sex and the Church.

V. Apion and Sexual Morals.

VI. A Jewish Rake.

CHAPTER XII. THE ALLEGED DOCTRINE OF IRRESISTIBLE IMPULSE.

CHAPTER XIII. KIDDUSH HASHEM, CHILLUL HASHEM.

(a) Sanctification of the Divine Name.

(b) Desecration of the Divine Name.

CHAPTER XIV. TRUTHFULNESS.

I. The Charge of Falsehood and Hypocrisy.

II. Mipne Darke Shalom.

CHAPTER XV. THE CHARGE OF PRESUMPTION.

I. The Alleged Infallibility.

II. Deification of Priests.

CHAPTER XVI. JEWISH HEROISM

CHAPTER XVII. THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE BIBLE.

I. The Bible and the Nations.

II. Influence of the Bible on the National Struggles for Civilization and Freedom.

III. Phantastic Wonder Tales.

IV. The Cultural Value of the Jewish Religion.

V. Clemency towards Defeated Enemies.

VI. Material Prosperity.

VII. The Sabbath.

VIII. The Sacrifice of Isaac.

IX. The Cultural Value of the Jewish Race.

X. Friedrich Delitzsch and Ernest Renan.

XI. Friedrich Delitzsch and Tacitus.

XII. Friedrich Delitzsch's Method of Quotation.

CHAPTER XVIII. JESUS AND THE NEW TESTAMENT.

CHAPTER XIX. THE COMMANDMENT TO LOVE OUR FELLOW-MEN.

CHAPTER XX. IMITATE GOD IN WORKS OF LOVE AND MERCY!

CHAPTER XXI. THE LOVE OF GOD.

I. Fear and Love.

II. The Personal Relation to God.

CHAPTER XXII. LEX TALIONIS.

I. An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.

II. Lex Talionis among the Nations.

III. Realism and the Cult of Mammon.

IV. Jewish Animosity against Christians?

V. What were the Experiences of the Prisoners of War in Far Countries?

CHAPTER XXIII. "RITUAL MURDER".

I. How Christians came by the Superstition of "Ritual Murder".

II. Ecclesiastical "Ritual Murder" Propaganda.

III. Altar Pieces in Vienna Churches.

I. Place Names and Subjects

II. Names of Persons

LIST OF QUOTATIONS

a) Old Testament, Apocrypha, New Testament, Philo and Josephus.

b) Greek and Roman Literature.

c) Fathers of the Church.

d) Talmudic Literature.

e) Jewish Literature of the Middle Agesand Modern Times up to the end of the Nineteenth Century.

f) Christian Literature of the Middle Agesand Modern Time up to the 18th century.

g) Literature of the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries.

An Excerpt from the Book

I. Fear and Love.

Wellhausen, in the chapter Jewish Piety of his History of the Israelites and Jews, says:

The motive of morals by which they become religious is the fear of God. God is a severe master. He rules vassals whom he calls from the dust, and again changes into dust.

The desire for an impressive formula for the new idea of God appear...

Reviews

"The most elaborate book of this nature... a careful and minute dissection of all the important slanders against the Jews and a solid proof of their utter absurdity."

--The Universal Jewish Encyclopedia

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