The Nazarene

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"The Nazarene" is a 1939 historical novel by Sholem Asch that portrays the life and times of Jesus of Nazareth from a sympathetic, human-centered Jewish perspective.

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Label Occurrences
The Nazarene canonical 4
The Nazarene (novel) 1
the Nazarene 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical novel
novel
author Sholem Asch
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts political tensions under Roman rule
religious conflicts in Judea
social life in 1st-century Palestine
followedBy Mary
The Apostle
genre historical fiction
religious fiction
hasCharacter Jesus
surface form: Jesus of Nazareth

Judas Iscariot
Virgin Mary
surface form: Mary, mother of Jesus

Pontius Pilate
apostles of Jesus
hasReception controversial among some Jewish communities
welcomed by some Christian readers
hasTranslation French
German
Hebrew
Polish
Spanish
language English
Yiddish
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement Yiddish literature
mainSubject Jesus
surface form: Jesus of Nazareth
narrativeFocus life and times of Jesus of Nazareth
notableFor Jewish interpretation of Jesus
controversial reception among Jewish readers
originalTitle Der Man fun Natseres
partOf Sholem Asch’s Christian trilogy
perspective Jewish perspective
portrayal human-centered portrayal of Jesus
sympathetic portrayal of Jesus
publicationYear 1939
publisher G. P. Putnam’s Sons
religiousContext Christianity
Judaism
settingPeriod 1st century CE
settingRegion Roman province of Judea
surface form: Roman Judea
targetAudience adult readers
theme Jewish-Christian relations
faith and doubt
identity and belief
messianic expectations
timeOfAction Second Temple period
ministry of Jesus

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Sholem Asch notableWork The Nazarene
Nazarenus equivalentTo The Nazarene
this entity surface form: the Nazarene
The Apostle relatedWork The Nazarene
Mary followedBy The Nazarene
subject surface form: Mary (novel)
this entity surface form: The Nazarene (novel)
Szmul Asz notableWork The Nazarene
subject surface form: Sholem Asch
Asch notableWork The Nazarene
subject surface form: Sholem Asch