Why Do Muslims/Christians deny that Jesus was Jewish?

[Netanyahu]

> (John 4:9)
indicating his public Jewish identity.

> He came to fulfill the Jewish law
Do not think that I came to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to abolish but to fulfill.
> Matthew 5:17:
He is prophesied to return to destroy the nations (goyim) with a sword from his mouth (gospel of Christianity)
"Sword" is "Word of God" (ie. Demonizing Germanic and Roman pagans & its societal cohesion, leaders and army)
he was called "Rabbi" during his ministry
> (e.g., John 1:38)

> Yeshua ben Yosef
Jesus of Nazareth was born in Bethlehem of Judea and raised in Nazareth in Galilee, both in the Jewish region of the Levant.
He was born to a Jewish woman, Mary.
In accordance with Jewish custom, he was circumcised on the eighth day
> (Luke 2:21)
He observed Jewish festivals like Passover
> (Luke 22:1–15)
And Hanukkah
> (John 10:22)
He participated in synagogue worship and Temple rituals
> (Luke 4:16; Matthew 21:12–17).
His disciples and close followers were all Jewish, and he frequently quoted from the Hebrew Scriptures in his teachings.
yeshua arose from Judah
> (Hebrews 7:14).
He came to His own [the Jews], and His own did not receive Him
> (John 1:11)
The Samaritan woman at the well explicitly identified him as a Jew
> (John 4:9)
Pontius Pilate referred to him as King of the Jews
> (John 18:39; 19:19)

@PrinceLuenLeoncur

 

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[Lefty Rankin]

> (John 4:9)
indicating his public Jewish identity.

> He came to fulfill the Jewish law
Do not think that I came to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to abolish but to fulfill.
> Matthew 5:17:
He is prophesied to return to destroy the nations (goyim) with a sword from his mouth (gospel of Christianity)
"Sword" is "Word of God" (ie. Demonizing Germanic and Roman pagans & its societal cohesion, leaders and army)
he was called "Rabbi" during his ministry
> (e.g., John 1:38)

> Yeshua ben Yosef
Jesus of Nazareth was born in Bethlehem of Judea and raised in Nazareth in Galilee, both in the Jewish region of the Levant.
He was born to a Jewish woman, Mary.
In accordance with Jewish custom, he was circumcised on the eighth day
> (Luke 2:21)
He observed Jewish festivals like Passover
> (Luke 22:1–15)
And Hanukkah
> (John 10:22)
He participated in synagogue worship and Temple rituals
> (Luke 4:16; Matthew 21:12–17).
His disciples and close followers were all Jewish, and he frequently quoted from the Hebrew Scriptures in his teachings.
yeshua arose from Judah
> (Hebrews 7:14).
He came to His own [the Jews], and His own did not receive Him
> (John 1:11)
The Samaritan woman at the well explicitly identified him as a Jew
> (John 4:9)
Pontius Pilate referred to him as King of the Jews
> (John 18:39; 19:19)

@PrinceLuenLeoncur

I don't. Jesus was indeed Jewish. His salvation was for first the Jew, and then the gentile. That's just what it is and if you deny that you deny God.

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

> (John 4:9)
indicating his public Jewish identity.

> He came to fulfill the Jewish law
Do not think that I came to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to abolish but to fulfill.
> Matthew 5:17:
He is prophesied to return to destroy the nations (goyim) with a sword from his mouth (gospel of Christianity)
"Sword" is "Word of God" (ie. Demonizing Germanic and Roman pagans & its societal cohesion, leaders and army)
he was called "Rabbi" during his ministry
> (e.g., John 1:38)

> Yeshua ben Yosef
Jesus of Nazareth was born in Bethlehem of Judea and raised in Nazareth in Galilee, both in the Jewish region of the Levant.
He was born to a Jewish woman, Mary.
In accordance with Jewish custom, he was circumcised on the eighth day
> (Luke 2:21)
He observed Jewish festivals like Passover
> (Luke 22:1–15)
And Hanukkah
> (John 10:22)
He participated in synagogue worship and Temple rituals
> (Luke 4:16; Matthew 21:12–17).
His disciples and close followers were all Jewish, and he frequently quoted from the Hebrew Scriptures in his teachings.
yeshua arose from Judah
> (Hebrews 7:14).
He came to His own [the Jews], and His own did not receive Him
> (John 1:11)
The Samaritan woman at the well explicitly identified him as a Jew
> (John 4:9)
Pontius Pilate referred to him as King of the Jews
> (John 18:39; 19:19)

@PrinceLuenLeoncur

Nobody does. Jesus was Jewish but he wasn’t a rabbinical Jew he was a 2nd temple Jew

You are a rabbinical Jew as 2nd temple Judaism split into 2 religions Christianity and Judaism both being born out of it though Christianity is more conservative than judsim
Which changes a lot of shit

So yes Jesus was a Jew ethnically, no he wasn’t a adherent to rabbinical Judaism which modern Jews have followed since 325-500+ AD

 

[Netanyahu]

Nobody does

Muslims legitimately believe that Jesus was a muslim and not Jewish

@SecularIslamist

 

[Gengar]

He wasn’t. At least not religiously.

Muslims legitimately believe that Jesus was a muslim and not Jewish

@SecularIslamist

Not sure about the specifics. Like, religiously obviously he wasn’t Jewish like Jews and Christians claim, but I’m not sure about ethnic heritage. He could have been ethnically Jewish, but ethnically Jewish =/= religiously Jewish.

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

Muslims legitimately believe that Jesus was a muslim and not Jewish

@SecularIslamist

They do in the sense that they belive every prophet was Muslim because Muslims have 2 meanings to the word Muslim you have meaning 1 you follow the RELGION of Mohammed and meaning 2 you worship the one true god.

So yeah Muslims technically belive all Jews all prophets were Muslim but not in the sense your thinking off that’s why Muslims openly admit Jesus was a Jew and followed 2nd temple Judaism but as that god they worshiped is the one true god that by default makes him a Muslim in the 2nd sense

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

He wasn’t. At least not religiously.

Not sure about the specifics. Like, religiously obviously he wasn’t Jewish like Jews and Christians claim, but I’m not sure about ethnic heritage. He could have been ethnically Jewish, but ethnically Jewish =/= religiously Jewish.

You realise Christian’s don’t consider Jesus to be of the same faith that modern Jews follow right? He followed 2nd temple Judaism which hasn’t been around since 70AD it split into Christianity and modern rebbinical Judaism (what most people just call “JUDAISM”)

Modern rabbinical Judaism is a 300-500AD invention Jesus was a 2nd temple Jew so his Judaism wasn’t the same as the peopel you see calling themselves Jews today. Besides he had big issues with 2nd temple Judaism and the leaders corruption which is what most of the gospels are about tbh.

So no Christians don’t belive Jesus was a “Jewish man” in the same sense of the modern Jews. He had nothing to do with Judaism he didn’t follow it and neither did anybody prior to 1st century AD. Christianity is the continuation of 2nd temple Judaism and that’s what Jesus that’s what God chose and had In mind but obvs the Yahooooods had to go and create their own stupid cult in their ignorance.

 

[theRetard]

He wasn’t. At least not religiously.

Not sure about the specifics. Like, religiously obviously he wasn’t Jewish like Jews and Christians claim, but I’m not sure about ethnic heritage. He could have been ethnically Jewish, but ethnically Jewish =/= religiously Jewish.

ethnicities became an existing thing in 19th century while jesus is 2029 year old cel. how can you not be sure about his deathnic heritage? (he doesn't have one)

 

[laworg]

> (John 4:9)
indicating his public Jewish identity.

> He came to fulfill the Jewish law
Do not think that I came to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to abolish but to fulfill.
> Matthew 5:17:
He is prophesied to return to destroy the nations (goyim) with a sword from his mouth (gospel of Christianity)
"Sword" is "Word of God" (ie. Demonizing Germanic and Roman pagans & its societal cohesion, leaders and army)
he was called "Rabbi" during his ministry
> (e.g., John 1:38)

> Yeshua ben Yosef
Jesus of Nazareth was born in Bethlehem of Judea and raised in Nazareth in Galilee, both in the Jewish region of the Levant.
He was born to a Jewish woman, Mary.
In accordance with Jewish custom, he was circumcised on the eighth day
> (Luke 2:21)
He observed Jewish festivals like Passover
> (Luke 22:1–15)
And Hanukkah
> (John 10:22)
He participated in synagogue worship and Temple rituals
> (Luke 4:16; Matthew 21:12–17).
His disciples and close followers were all Jewish, and he frequently quoted from the Hebrew Scriptures in his teachings.
yeshua arose from Judah
> (Hebrews 7:14).
He came to His own [the Jews], and His own did not receive Him
> (John 1:11)
The Samaritan woman at the well explicitly identified him as a Jew
> (John 4:9)
Pontius Pilate referred to him as King of the Jews
> (John 18:39; 19:19)

@PrinceLuenLeoncur

People dont know the difference between jewish belief and ethnicity