[editor-surveyor]

You simply prove that you have zero knowledge of the Bible.

Yes his disciples were Jews, but he came not to the Jews, but to the lost sheep of Northern Israel.

That is what Yeshua himself said.

[Elsie]

... but to the lost sheep of Northern Israel.

That is what Yeshua himself said.

I'd like to see THOSE verses!

[A_perfect_lady]

Yes his disciples were Jews, but he came not to the Jews, but to the lost sheep of Northern Israel. That is what Yeshua himself said.

We don't know what he said. We only know what the Bible SAYS he said. The only accounts from the Bible that actually stand a chance of being verifiable are from the trial before Pilate, because that at least would have been a matter of public record, and anyone writing about it later would have been wary of lying because Roman record might have contradicted it.

What we know is, the disciples were apparently all Jewish, and what was impressed upon them enough to record (but for no apparent reason) was that he was born in Bethlehem, descended from King David, but not Solomon.