Follow_The_Truth
Muslim
I have a question..
Teaches judaism the coming of the Anti-Christ?
Teaches judaism the coming of the Anti-Christ?
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Does Judaism teaches this?
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The anti-who?
Follow_The_Truth
Muslim
i have posted the topic in a wrong place i open it again in Judaism..
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MrVirtualCoder
Computer Programmer.
My last post was removed. Apparently i was bashing you, of course i were not!
It is my understanding, however minimal and biased it may seem, that Judaism does not have a Messiah in terms of prophet Jesus. It is also my understanding that Judaism speaks of no "end of time" in terms of a messiah coming and ending the world.
I am going to guess that you are a Muslim, and therefor state that your own religion is actually very similar to Judaism - hence "Abrahamic religions".
I, again, have no real knowledge of the Qran or Islam as it is, and should note that this is an assumption - and could very likely be entirely fallacies and far from the truth.
I hope you don't conceive of that as bashing you, your religion, or anyone(anything) else.
It is my understanding, however minimal and biased it may seem, that Judaism does not have a Messiah in terms of prophet Jesus. It is also my understanding that Judaism speaks of no "end of time" in terms of a messiah coming and ending the world.
I am going to guess that you are a Muslim, and therefor state that your own religion is actually very similar to Judaism - hence "Abrahamic religions".
I, again, have no real knowledge of the Qran or Islam as it is, and should note that this is an assumption - and could very likely be entirely fallacies and far from the truth.
I hope you don't conceive of that as bashing you, your religion, or anyone(anything) else.
Levite
Higher and Higher
The anti-Christ is from Christian theology and mythos. We don't have that, because we're not Christians.
e very very scarry
the end of the word in islam and the bible is soooooooooo scarry
i should not comment aboute thise and thise is e very scarry scarry concept
pls all the jews research aboute thise
in islam he is called the messaya adjaal
adjaal mean e man who chone ppl
and he is called the massaya for e reason
all the jews research aboute it
the end of the word in islam and the bible is soooooooooo scarry
i should not comment aboute thise and thise is e very scarry scarry concept
pls all the jews research aboute thise
in islam he is called the messaya adjaal
adjaal mean e man who chone ppl
and he is called the massaya for e reason
all the jews research aboute it
Knowledge
Member
The antichrist common to Christian theology were those opposed to Christ or did not believe in His Truth in comparison to some other alternate theory. At least, in theory, that's what I think. If we really get together and study the Gospels of St. John the Theologian it will tell us clearly and plainly what consisted of antichrist bent.
My understanding of Talmud Torah is that the Messiah will not come until you and others stop fishing for tidbits of Christian fundamentalism in the streams of Judaism.
Levite
Higher and Higher
^^^ This. :yes:
sadly i did not find this post informative at all
Caladan
Agnostic Pantheist
Maybe you just refuse to accept the information. as already posted a few times, Jews are not Christians. the anti-Christ is a distinctly Christian concept, with hardly the same relevance in Judaism.
hey i asked a new question. since no one wanted to tell me what the jews belive about the ends days i had to look it up. it looks like it will come with the first coming of the messiah?...
here are the major prophecies about the end of days..
- Jewish messianism
- The ingathering of the exiles
- The land of Israel will turn from a desert into a garden, flourishing with fruits
- Rebuilding of the Temple
- Animal sacrifice or Korban[12][13][14]
- The World to Come (Olam Haba) is an ambiguous term that may refer to the afterlife, the messianic world, or the life of the resurrected.
Rakhel
Well-Known Member
What Jews Believe about the end times vary from Jew to Jew.
? so Judaisms has nothing to do with it?
Rakhel
Well-Known Member
I didn't say that.
Jews rely on Rabbis who are knowledgeable of Torah and Talmud for many things, including what Judaism teaches. However, what Rabbis believe and teach vary from Rabbi to Rabbi and each student may hear something that the other student didn't.
And as was pointed out in the Wiki article, Modern orthodox Jews see things differently from Conservative Jews who see things differently from Haredi Jews who see things differently from Reform Jews to even what Humanist Jews believe.
That is why we can't give a single answer as to what Judaism teaches about one particular subject.
very well, what does of you brand teach?
or a natural disaster of biblical proportions
Flankerl
Well-Known Member
But you didnt ask about that. You asked about some "anti-messiah" in judaism. Which there is not.
For all i care there isnt even an end of days. Such theology always evolves during bad times and some people and even religions seem to feed on the fear of the people. And this is something i find very disgusting.
Judaism is about life. L'chaim!