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anking Josephus expert Louis H. Feldman in his notation in the Loeb Classical Library edition of Josephus: "…few have doubted the genuineness of this passage on James" (Louis H. Feldman, tr., Josephus, IX [Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1965], 496).
The preponderance of evidence, then, strongly suggests that Josephus did indeed mention Jesus in both passages.
k w
God will use, whomsoever He will,....... He knows, man does not.....
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Josephus didn't say that. I'm guessing you don't read too well or too much.
Dave D
While that particular passage in Josephus' writings was most likely a later insert by Christians the other times he mentioned Jesus were judged to be actually his because of the writing style.
EddieJ
He was documenting what the Christians believed.