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Hi once again.
Not going to rival your lines because everything you wrote is true, but I'll nuance my answer a little more: I didn't say early protestant scholars were judeophile, quite the contrary, but the essence of their reform was mainly puritan (re-judaization) specially concerning going back to the old testament and the notion of glory of God on earth and primacy of book over institution. Basically a contestation of catholicism by going back to a source that eventually alienated Christians to Jewish interest.
The important question is this: where does most protestants position themselves on the jewish question? no need to say that most of them are evangelicals, not lutheran or calvinist.
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