[EinNYC]

Jewish people writing and singing songs about the glory of G-d. Sounds like what King David did. You can find some of them in the Hebrew book of Psalms.

Yeah, if only they WERE "Jewish people". This is yet another pseudo Jewish song, part of the deceptive modus operandi of the Messyonic cult. NO Jew would write a song about the glories of JC, since that is not a part of Judaism. And they wrote it Hebrew to make it seem legit, Jewish. NO WAY. And how dare you compare this stuff with the Psalms of Dovid HaMelech?

[Wiz-Nerd]

“Jewish people writing and singing songs about the glory of G-d. Sounds like what King David did. You can find some of them in the Hebrew book of Psalms.
Yeah, if only they WERE “Jewish people”. This is yet another pseudo Jewish song, part of the deceptive modus operandi of the Messyonic cult. NO Jew would write a song about the glories of JC, since that is not a part of Judaism. And they wrote it Hebrew to make it seem legit, Jewish. NO WAY. And how dare you compare this stuff with the Psalms of Dovid HaMelech?”

Now is time for discernment.

Is your angst against the Jews who, for the last two millennium, have recognized through G-d’s word that Yeshua is the Messiah?

Or is your angst against Yeshua ha Mashiach G-d brought us as promised?

[af_vet_1981]

Yeah, if only they WERE "Jewish people".

Assuming they are not Gentiles, and that their mothers were Jewesses, then yes they are Jews. Watching the posted video, at least some of the singers' Hebrew seems to be with Israeli accents. Looking at the group in the video I would expect many of them had done their IDF service.

1. Israelis
2. IDF veterans
3. Jews
4. Freedom, in a civil soceity, to worship HaShem as their consciences dictate.