FOR the RECORD----CE means COMMON ERA-----and it don't getYeah.......a "Discussion" about something that happened is not a recording of an "ORAL HISTORY".My new name for you......little miss footinmouth. CE means.......after Christ. What? Are you a child? Again.........I stated, with no ambiguity whatsoever that "I DOUBT"......the Talumd directly referenced Jesus Christ, if there is mention of a Messiah it would contain an opinion as having the Messiah yet to come in the future........... I can't make a statement of fact because the Talmud itself is not based upon facts in evidence but entirely upon TALK...as in oral communications. I have no interest in reading someone's idea about what their history is opined to contain.
Hear that sound? That's the wind rushing through the empty space between your ears. The "oral" Talmud was written/recorded (not talked about but placed to a format of print) in the 2nd century "CE" after the birth of Jesus Christ.
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When was the Talmud written?
Answer (1 of 5): The Talmud actually consists of two works: * Mishnah - the oral Torah which, according to tradition, was given to Moses at Mt. Sinai alongside the written Torah. The Mishnah was written down for the first time by Rabbi Yehuda HaNassi (Rabbi Judah the Prince) following the destr...www.quora.com
You see the difference between the writings/record of the N.T. and the Talmud? The N.T. self professes to be based upon "eyewitness" accounting of the events leading up to and during the founding of the infant N.T church/kingdom of God as recorded by the Apostles of Christ. (2 Peter 1:19-21) The N.T. is presented as History Actual based upon eyewitness accounts........not an oral history
much more COMMON as eras go------"common" as used an adjective
used in the gutters and parlors of London and an apt description of
them "eyewitnesses"