/pol/ - Politically Incorrect★

>>10006155 (OP)

Don't have anything like that but I'll bump for interest.

>>10006155 (OP)

You can get the Torah in any KJV Bible available. It’s irrelevant, though, because no jews believe the Torah. The Talmud is available only in PART.

https://archive.org/details/TheBabylonianTalmudcompleteSoncinoEnglishTranslation

The link says complete, but it’s missing every single first folio in every single book, as well as some of the secondary books (they’re not technically part of the Talmud, but they’re always spoken of together). I’ve never found English versions of them.

i only got this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_in_the_Talmud#Specific_references

>>10006204

I've read the protocols but am only getting now to the core of Jewish ideology. It seems there are many books and many different variations of these books so its hard to see where to begin studying modern judaism and also zionist judaism.

>>10006247

i think the protocols are useless, read up on what they are doing NOW (newsarticles etc.)

>>10006155 (OP)

Try this:

http://www.sacred-texts.com/jud/index.htm

>>10006307

Its pretty evident, I think its important to educate yourself on their own texts so they can't just say its a misinterpretation of a certain passage.

>>10006155 (OP)

JPS Tanakh from what i've found is the best english translation. Tanakh includes what's known as the "Old Testament" texts.

For "New Testament" I suggest the Septuagint bible. The original was written in Koine Greek.

For the Koran the translation by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. The best way to go about reading them is to learn the languages themselves, Hebrew/Aramaic, Koine Greek, and Arabic. Even a basic understanding will help you to understand the shortcomings of the english translations. I don't have chapters to recommend because parts cannot be understood without the whole, bu I can tell you that of the three each has seven parts with the middle parts being the most important.

>>10006372

I'm not going to invest that much time into learning a Hebrew to study it. I was just worried that there would be translations that excluded laws dealing with and treating gentiles.

>>10006412

Well, that is the typical earth inhabitants idea towards these things. Know that you would enrich yourself greatly with knowledge easily obtainable yet ignored because of this very common viewpoint.

Hebrew is jewish as english is american. At one time many nations spoke it, but it was preserved by one who is not the originator. Many other ancient texts were written in Aramaic which is included in the dialects of ancient babylon.

The best translations will be the older ones closest to the source material. For the talmud and such it will be the material directed at their fellow chosenites in which you will find the most honesty.