Jews For Jesus

In today's world there are racial discrimination, discrimination, race, religion, culture hatred. A very famous organization is Jesus of Jesus. They are just spreading their views about their beliefs. But while doing so, they face their fellowmen and are attacking the face of the Jews. If they are truly Jewish, why do they believe that Jesus is the Messiah? This article explains how the Jews believe in Jesus, how Jewish Judaism is contrary to their views, and how two organizations acquire members and their principles Whether to spread or not.

Jesus of Jesus: This term refers to the movement of modern Jews to Christian and missionary institutions. The movement began with the "Jesus movement" in the late 1960s. The exercise group and the missionary group are attempting to change Jews by emphasizing that accepting Christianity does not mean automatically rejecting the Jewish heritage (Reid et al. 1990 : 595). Jihad: A term derived from Arabic, meaning "struggle". For Muslims, there are two types of jihads: a greater struggle is a spiritual struggle of innerity between believers and his / her nature, a smaller struggle is a physical struggle with Islam enemies . Muslim militants and Muslim critics stress that jihad is 'jihad' and most Muslims are not (Prothero 2008: 240).

Both Jews and Muslims think that Jesus is a human, not a God, but they recognize the importance of Jesus' life. For Jews, Jesus is an ordinary Jew (crucified) crucified for claiming to be a Messiah. Muslims also believe that Jesus is a man (not sacred), but he is a prophet and an angel of God (Koran, 5: 17. Christianity, Islam and Judaism, 2007 comparison Quoted in the table). In addition, Muslims said that Jesus was not crucified but was promoted to Heaven by Allah (Koran, 4: 157-158, a comparison table between Christianity and Islam and Judaism, quoted in 2007) .

For the Jews, Jesus is an excellent teacher and a narrator. He is just a man, not a child of God. The Jews did not think that Jesus was a prophet. In addition, the Jews believed that Jesus can not save the soul and can not save God alone. In the eyes of the Jews, Jesus was not risen from the dead. Judaism generally does not recognize Jesus as Messiah. The Jews have long experienced persecution history in many different lands, and their population and the distribution of each region has fluctuated for centuries. Today, most authorities have set the number of Jews between 12 million and 14 million. Jews living in Israel, Europe and the USA