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Rabbi Mendel Kessin offers an interesting perspective on our upcoming election and its actors. His condescending view of Christianity as a force used by God to combat paganism was to be expected. Him looking forward to Messiah is valid. However, like many Jews and Gentiles, he will likely and ignorantly embrace the anti-Christ seeing he's blind to recognizing Yeshua, who is the Messiah.

Jews are generally know as being smart and bright. Now I must ask, when you have Rabbis like Mendel Kessin calling out Obama and Hillary - how is it that the vast majority of Jews in America support the godless Democrat party?

Could it be that the blindness that affects our ability to recognize Messiah affects other areas of our understanding?

Pray for Israel to call on the name of Yeshua. They will prosper who bless her.

However, like many Jews and Gentiles, he will likely and ignorantly embrace the anti-Christ seeing he's blind to recognizing Yeshua, who is the Messiah.

Duh! The doesn't accept the "new testament" (a later "addition to the Bible"), and you believe in J*sus because you do accept it.

And please don't respond with the "but he fulfilled the prophecies!" line, since it is the "new testament" that says he fulfilled the prophecies, and you have to believe the "new testament" in order to believe that he fulfilled them.

As for the "antichrist," the only false Jewish messiah in history who claimed to be exalted over all that is called god is your own Nazarene.