The Toledot Yeshu (1000 AD) is part of the oral and written tradition of the Jewish people – those who didn't become Christ followers. This antagonistic narrative describes many details of Jesus’ life, including his virgin birth and his “magical powers” and “miraculous deeds” (which include healing the lame and predicting the future). It also states that Jesus was crucified and resurrected, and that he showed his wounds to his disciples; these disciples ended up being
for their faith in Jesus.