"helplessness as forgiveness"

I found that from Nietzsche.

jewish texts teach that?

does nietzche give an example?

So in a Christian text, strongly inspired by Jewish beliefs.

looks like it's not there

hence you're jumping to christianity

In Luke 6:27 “But I say to you who hear, Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, "

nietzche probably meant

yeah

christianity

not "ancient jewish texts"

as you wanted to frame it

it's the opposite of what's in tanach and the talmud

Okay, what does it say in the Jewish texts?

torah talks about "eye for an eye", talmud teaches "if your enemy comes to kill you, get up early and kill him first"

I know about the eye for an eye Exodus 21:24

Where in the Talmud does it say "the get up early" thing?

I don't know the exact coordinates

it's the one line I know from the talmud

First, I want to establish, do you think the Jews were right or the Christians?

jews

except

the "eye for an eye"

I agree with the talmudic statement

I found the full text in the talmud: http://www.come-and-hear.com/berakoth/berakoth_58.html

Thank you, I enjoy reading works of fiction.

" He said: This man is a persecutor, and the Torah has said: If a man comes to kill you, rise early and kill him first.18 "

talmud barely includes any narrative

I agree with that.

it's nonfiction by definition

Alright, it's a nonfiction philosophical work.

most of it is commentary

there is some narrative there

that has been passed down as "oral law"

which you can calim is fiction

I don't care

So, I am not very familiar with the Jewish religion specifically, I am much more familiar with it's derivatives: Christianity and Islam.

Wut?

then why go on your rants about "ancient Jewish texts"