Why Jews did not accept Jesus (pbuh)!

[RabbiO]

Religious leaders of Jesus's time has their own, wrong, perception of how Messiah should act and behave. Why we can say so? Few Gospel accounts tell us how they rejected the prophesied origin of the Messiah, and purpose of coming to the earth. So having a great power at that time, false teachers influenced or insisted on people not to believe in Jesus from Nazareth as promised Messiah. Comparatively, only few though, followed Jesus, and became his disciples.

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[Servant_of_the_One1]

They(Jews) followed their own vain desires. So it lead them to the path of darkness.

 

[Hawkins]

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Please NOTICE this is Abrahamic DIR

As I see the Jews rejected Jesus (pbuh) because he said "I am God"

But actualy Jesus (pbuh) never claim that he is a God ,in Gospel there is no single scrpitures said Jesus (pbuh) claim that he is God , so why Jews rejecting him ?

Jesus is God the Son. Those Jews accepting Him no longer emphasize that they are the Jews. They are simply Christians as any other gentile brothers and sisters. They melt themselves in history as usual Christians. Only those still keeping the Judaism religion and/or today's secular Jews remember their Jewish root.

The messianic concept is always controversial even back in Jesus time. After AD 70 siege the Jews basically lost all their religious concepts which should be Pharisaic in nature. It's after AD 200 that a group of unauthenticated rabbis popping up from no where re-created today's Judaism, with a complete different set of concepts (than the Pharisaic one), possibly including their messianic concept.

 

[RabbiO]

Jesus is God the Son. Those Jews accepting Him no longer emphasize that they are the Jews. They are simply Christians as any other gentile brothers and sisters. They melt themselves in history as usual Christians. Only those still keeping the Judaism religion and/or today's secular Jews remember their Jewish root.

The messianic concept is always controversial even back in Jesus time. After AD 70 siege the Jews basically lost all their religious concepts which should be Pharisaic in nature. It's after AD 200 that a group of unauthenticated rabbis popping up from no where re-created today's Judaism, with a complete different set of concepts (than the Pharisaic one), possibly including their messianic concept.

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