Professor Franz Delitzsch's Hebrew version of the New Testament did more to reveal the Jewish Jesus than anything else in history. This is part one of its story, from first rumblings in Delitzsch's 20s to the successful first edition of 1877. During this time Delitzsch quietly commenced his life's work in Erlangen, released his landmark monograph on the Epistle to the Romans with commentary from Rabbinic literature, spent five years anxiously searching for a publisher, and finally with the help of a young American arrival to Leipzig secured the assistance of the powerful British Bible Society.

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