I have a question about what the Jewish

inspector: depending on who you talk to and what tradition they have come up in, they can either view him as anything from a prophet, to a great Rabbi or teacher, or the illegitimate son of a harlot.

It used to be that he wasn't even discussed, Yeshua was the worst of the Minim in the eyes of many. With modern scholarship and the issue being addressed in a more credible and serious way by many I think he is starting to be referred to as a very liberal rabbi.

Much of the blame for the actual Messianic beliefs seem to be getting foisted onto the Apostoles or the first Talmidei Yeshua.

That was my impression when I was in Jerusalem and used to discuss it with some rabbinic students regularly.