It’s hard to nominatively Come in the Name of The Lord when one has de-nominated themselves.

The Talmud is almost the opposite. It retains nomination while offering up what would be considered denominations in modern Christianity. To a non-Jew, it’s seen almost the same way as atheists see Christians, but less obviously as there are only passive statements of “I follow this rabbi”, which coincidentally was something Jesus said not to do, and Christians (as you point out) are also ignoring.