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[Woodznutz]

Questionable, but whatever. The fact is that only a sliver of the world’s Jews during the time of Jesus even heard of the guy.

No matter, thousands of other Israelites knew who he was.

 

[Lisa558]

No matter, thousands of other Israelites knew who he was.

At the time? Seriously doubtful. He had a relatively small band of followers.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

At the time? Seriously doubtful. He had a relatively small band of followers.

And yet you know of Him two thousand years later. The prophecies were fulfilled. Will anyone remember your name in 2125?

 

[Lisa558]

And yet you know of Him two thousand years later. The prophecies were fulfilled. Will anyone remember your name in 2125?

The prophecies were not fulfilled. Where’s the Temple? Where’s the peace on earth?

We are still waiting.

 

[Woodznutz]

At the time? Seriously doubtful. He had a relatively small band of followers.

Thousands came to hear him speak, the remnant of the northern kingdom mainly. Many believed he was the messiah.

 

[Woodznutz]

The prophecies were not fulfilled. Where’s the Temple? Where’s the peace on earth?

We are still waiting.

The prophesies of his first appearance have been fulfilled.
When he returns the Jews will recognize him as the messiah.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

The prophecies were not fulfilled. Where’s the Temple? Where’s the peace on earth?

We are still waiting.

Your Temple doesn't exist because you lack the faith to throw the Arabs off and rebuild. That is coming.

Peace on earth comes when He returns with the Resurrected Church.
Christ filled every prophecy that was necessary at His first coming. Fulfilled prophecy doesn't require your acceptance

 

[Lisa558]

Carl in Michigan

No, Carl…..my post is not fake news.

YOUR opinion, having abandoned Judaism, is that Jesus was the Messiah.

MY opinion, maintaining Jewish beliefs, is that he was not.

Just a matter of different opinion, and different religions.

 

[Lisa558]

Peace on earth comes when He returns with the Resurrected Church.
Christ filled every prophecy that was necessary at His first coming. Fulfilled prophecy doesn't require your acceptance

Yeah, that’s when they saw because he didn’t fulfill the prophecies. “He’ll come back a second time, and THEN he will.”

Jews do not believe in worshipping mortal men.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

351 Old Testament Prophecies Fulfilled In Jesus Christ | New Testament Christians.Com

 

[Woodznutz]

Carl in Michigan

No, Carl…..my post is not fake news.

YOUR opinion, having abandoned Judaism, is that Jesus was the Messiah.

MY opinion, maintaining Jewish beliefs, is that he was not.

Just a matter of different opinion, and different religions.

It seems to me that the end time messiah of the Jews has a strong resemblance to the end time Christian messiah. One difference is that Christ will save all Israel not just the Jews. Thoughts?

 

[Carl in Michigan]

Carl in Michigan

No, Carl…..my post is not fake news.

YOUR opinion, having abandoned Judaism, is that Jesus was the Messiah.

MY opinion, maintaining Jewish beliefs, is that he was not.

Just a matter of different opinion, and different religions.

I didn't abandon Judaism. I've never accepted it any more than I accept Islam.

I follow the OVERWHELMING evidence that Jesus is the God who spoke to Moses and Abraham

 

[Woodznutz]

Yeah, that’s when they saw because he didn’t fulfill the prophecies. “He’ll come back a second time, and THEN he will.”

Jews do not believe in worshipping mortal men.

Jesus accepted worship from some but didn't demand it.

 

[Lisa558]

Jesus accepted worship from some but didn't demand it.

That’s not what Christians are saying.

 

[Lisa558]

I didn't abandon Judaism. I've never accepted it any more than I accept Islam.

I follow the OVERWHELMING evidence that Jesus is the God who spoke to Moses and Abraham

It’s just a matter of opinion. There is no “evidence” that Jesus was Gd, who met Moses on Mt. Sinai, and the very thought of it is antithetical to Judaism.

So, can’t we just agree that you will believe this Jesus stuff, and I and the majority of people in the world (not just Jews) do not?

 

[Woodznutz]

That’s not what Christians are saying.

Most Christians aren't Christians.

 

[Woodznutz]

It’s just a matter of opinion. There is no “evidence” that Jesus was Gd, who met Moses on Mt. Sinai, and the very thought of it is antithetical to Judaism.

So, can’t we just agree that you will believe this Jesus stuff, and I and the majority of people in the world (not just Jews) do not?

The true believers have always been a pretty small group.