[Seeing More Clearly Now]

One logical result is that Christians will convert to Judaism, a religion that Jesus never left.

[aruanan]

One logical result is that Christians will convert to Judaism, a religion that Jesus never left.

The statement above plus your name equals irony writ large.

[Cronos]

I don’t think Christians who are not of Jewish origin can convert to Judaism, at least not to Orthodox Judaism, imho

[Daveinyork]

“One logical result is that Christians will convert to Judaism, a religion that Jesus never left.”

And give up their bacon cheeseburgers? What’s the likelihood of that?

[katana]

“It’s time that the Jewishness of Jesus be rediscovered by Christians.”

Some of us never have had to "rediscover" this. We know as it's as clear as day from Scripture.

I hesitate to jump into these religion threads since they tend to become quite vicious, but my explanation to my Jewish friends about my thinking on the subject is that Jesus and later Paul opened the way for we barbarian gentiles to become Junior Auxiliary Jews. We are obliged to love, honor, and protect our elder brothers and sisters and pray for the day they see and understand what we see and understand about Yeshua Moshiach.

It's actually stunning to find out what most Jews think the New Testament says vs. what they find when they actually read it. And forbidding anyone to read it will only get you so far, Rabbi Schochet.