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Quibbling and Bickering Means Religion Is for ArguingNo. Judaism and Christianity are diametrically opposed. One accepts Jesus Christ as Savior. The other rejects Jesus Christ, wholly.
Many confuse the Old Covenant Israelites who followed the Laws of God (or tried) with modern day Talumdism or Judaism. Although modern Talmudism may borrow from the Old Covenant religion, it's really a very different animal in actual practice. The Old Covenant was a shadow of things to come and embraced the idea of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Talmudism rejects Christ.
Maybe he meant Jews who had fallen away from the religion.I don't know.
Saved from what? After King Uzziah died, Isaiah was still hoping for salvation (33:22).The Jews were already saved through Abraham and Moses.
That's not what Jesus said.Jesus was sent to save the Gentiles.
All Tribes Are Lost TribesI wouldn't go that far at all. Maybe in some respects, but not that extreme a dichotomy. They even share the same Commandments.
Jews save themselves, through their actions.Saved from what? After King Uzziah died, Isaiah was still hoping for salvation (33:22).
That's not what Jesus said.
Save themselves from what?Jews save themselves, through their actions.
From being blocked from The World to Come.Save themselves from what?
All Tribes Are Lost Tribes
Of course, listening to toxic Influencers makes Americans incapable of analogies, but this is no different from the claims of Mormons against other Christians.
Is that in the Hebrew Bible?From being blocked from The World to Come.
Maybe you should read the rest of the Old Testament. Lots of reference to what would become Christianity. Here's one from Isaiah 8 and 9.Actually, there is nothing in the Torah that mentions Christianity since it didn’t even exist, nor do we discuss it in services or classes.
The 'suffering savior' predates Judaism. The type of Christ as substitutional sacrifice first appeared in the garden to cover the sin of Adam and Eve, saving them from death. This pattern is carried on in the religious rituals of Israel which saw their fulfillment with the crucifixion of Jesus.Christianity was a breakaway religion from Judaism. Islam came along later from the paranoid ravings of Mohammad.
It’s in the Talmud, I believe. It doesn’t bother you that the Jewish soul goes to Gd, does it?Is that in the Hebrew Bible?
Christianity is the antithesis of Judaism.
That means that Judaism was a departure from Torah.Not even close. Jesus's whole ministry was based on the return to the Torah of Moses.
"Christianity is Judaism completed."- Benjamin Disraeli.
Judaism formally rejects Christianity.
If Christianity is an alleged "outlier sect" of Judaism, then it is a departure only from the Hebrew Bible, not from Talmud, which is irrelevant to Christianity, and, dare I say again, also to the Abrahamic parentage.It’s in the Talmud, I believe. It doesn’t bother you that the Jewish soul goes to Gd, does it?
That means that Judaism was a departure from Torah.
Agree. This is what Jesus was pointing out to them.Modern Judaism cults reject almost all the Hebraism of Abraham and the written Torah. Their origins date to the Pharisees
Paul and all the other apostles were loyal to the teachings of Yeshua.Jesus promoted Judaism.
Saul/Paul took things in a different direction and began an entirely different religion.
