[JewishRighter]

I’m not going to argue theology with you, but, for anyone who knows what Judaism is, it is utterly irreconcilable. No amount of word games will ever change that. For Jews who are judaicly ignorant, believing in Jesus doesn’t mean fulfilling Judaism. It means abandoning Judaism for Christianity, no matter what they think or feel or want it to be.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

I support your right to believe as you wish, even though I disagree. And I wish you well.

[A child of Yah]

Hi there “JewishRighter”

I’m a new student at studying Scriptures, so I still have a lot to learn in all these matters, but I’m curious as to what this means when you stated this:
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“...For Jews who are judaicly ignorant, believing in Jesus doesn’t mean fulfilling Judaism. It means abandoning Judaism for Christianity...”
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I always thought the tribes of Judah and Israel were anticipating the arrival of “ha Mashiach/the Messiah”.

If that is true then, wouldn’t Yahushua ha Mashiach/Yeshua/Jesus the Christ be that fulfillment? ... and also ... wouldn’t that “not be” considered an abandonment at all of Judaism, but an actual fulfillment of, if they did accept Him as the true Messiah?