The Bible with and without Jesus

In 'The Bible with and without Jesus,' Amy-Jill Levine and Mark V. Brettler explore the divergent interpretations of shared biblical texts by Jewish and Christian traditions.

The book examines creation stories, the figures of Adam and Eve, the concept of the virginal conception, and specific passages such as Psalm 22.

By analyzing these texts, the authors reveal the profound, challenging, and inspirational nature of the stories.

The study guide facilitates understanding of how Jews and Christians approach the same narratives from distinct perspectives, enriching the reader's appreciation of both traditions.

Levine and Brettler provide valuable insights into the complexities of interfaith dialogue and biblical interpretation.