The Teliya Ye.Sh.U. (תליית ישו: Hanging Esav) or Tole in Yiddish is a 12 section based on Yohanan Ben Zakkai's story of Ben Stada from which the Gentiles' so-called "Toledot Yeshu" and other such tales originated.

It is referred to by Rashi as a tradition describing the origins of the Evangelion with legitimate Jews who infected their culture for the good of all Jews.

Hagahos Baruch Frankel on 580 also refers to this manuscript.

The Teliya was read often over a game of Trumps on Nittle Nacht (ניטל נאכט), the first night of Kalenda. The word Nittle (ניטל) is the Yiddish pun used for the Nativity of the Evangelion after Dositheus (the Ashkenazi version of "Krampus") was hanged. The Ashkenazi version of Father Xmas is the Spirit of Elijah.

The Teliya Ye.Sh.U. is the origin story for the Evangelion from the Judaic perspective. It could be described as a second book of Acts which has only preserved in Judaism. It is the inspiration behind certain apocryphal books such as the Acts of Peter and the many doctored versions of the story which are known as the Toledot Yeshus; many corrupted versions of the Teliya which emerged from Jews converted to Christianity under the 1588 laws of the Polish-Lithuanian Republic as well as from Karaites of Worms to slander Jews in other parts.

In its original condition the Teliya is usually told in 12 parts: