The Reinterpretation of the Jewish Scriptures essay
“The Definit on of the Jewish Canon and the Repudiation of the Christian Scriptures,” Essays in Modern Theology and Related Subjects, to Charles Augustus Biggs New York, 1911, pp. 99 - Scholar, and Bloch, J. “Outside Books,” Mordechai Kaplan Anniversary Volume, English Section, ed. Davis, M. This last question is especially important for how interpreters assess the complex images of Jews and Jewish Christians in Luke's story. FC Baur, Luke's portraits of a Jewish Paul and a Peter who evangelized the Gentiles, were a fiction intended to bring together disparate strands of Jewish and Gentile Christianity into a Jewish diaspora. The Greek term diaspora, meaning dispersion, has been used since ancient times as a way to describe the Jewish experience, as well as the fact of Jewish settlement outside the Jewish homeland to the present day. Originally, the term diaspora was used in reference to only three groups of which,