Please, I want to know

[B-Real]

What does being Jewish mean to you?

 

[fatboys]

What does being Jewish mean to you?

FB: Unofficial personal version.

Jewish is a name give first to those who were from the House of Israel, and more specific the tribe of Judah. It was given to the those who were in the Southern kingdom which was made up of Judah, most of Benjamin, two twelfths of Levi, and some who moved from the Northern kingdom which included some from every tribe. Because of the local, and the Northern Kingdom being carried off and lost, those who lived in the southern kingdom all became Jews. It was also the line that the Messiah was to come through that was to save all mankind.

 

[parousia70]

FB: Unofficial personal version.

Jewish is a name give first to those who were from the House of Israel, and more specific the tribe of Judah. It was given to the those who were in the Southern kingdom which was made up of Judah, most of Benjamin, two twelfths of Levi, and some who moved from the Northern kingdom which included some from every tribe. Because of the local, and the Northern Kingdom being carried off and lost, those who lived in the southern kingdom all became Jews. It was also the line that the Messiah was to come through that was to save all mankind.

And now, the rest of the story:

Numerous verses identify Israel, in New Testament prophecy, in terms of their tribal associations; however, these associations do not extend beyond the first century. After the destruction of Jerusalem, the nation of Israel, after the flesh, was scattered throughout the earth, and lost all tribal relations.

The vast majority of so-called Jews in the world today are the Ashkenazim Jews, while the remainder of them are the Sephardim Jews. The Ashkenazim Jews have as their background not the nation of Israel but a country called Khazaria, which country at one time was the largest country in Europe. The settlers of Khazaria were Turks and Huns. In A.D. 740 King Bulan of Khazaria decided to adopt the Judaistic religion for his country. A number of Jews were already living there. So he converted to Judaism, along with all his officials, and whole nation ended up being known as a nation of Jews. In 970 Russia came in and dominated the situation, and the Khazars were scattered, many of them going down into Poland and Lithuania. Where at the dawn of our modern civilization the largest concentration of Jews were found. Today, the largest percentage of so-called Jews in the world have as their background this group of people, and not the Hebrew poeple of the 1st century and before.

Today, being a Jew simply means that one is of the Judaistic religion or a convert to it, or else in a "brotherhood" of those who are.

 

[fatboys]

And now, the rest of the story:

Numerous verses identify Israel, in New Testament prophecy, in terms of their tribal associations; however, these associations do not extend beyond the first century. After the destruction of Jerusalem, the nation of Israel, after the flesh, was scattered throughout the earth, and lost all tribal relations.

The vast majority of so-called Jews in the world today are the Ashkenazim Jews, while the remainder of them are the Sephardim Jews. The Ashkenazim Jews have as their background not the nation of Israel but a country called Khazaria, which country at one time was the largest country in Europe. The settlers of Khazaria were Turks and Huns. In A.D. 740 King Bulan of Khazaria decided to adopt the Judaistic religion for his country. A number of Jews were already living there. So he converted to Judaism, along with all his officials, and whole nation ended up being known as a nation of Jews. In 970 Russia came in and dominated the situation, and the Khazars were scattered, many of them going down into Poland and Lithuania. Where at the dawn of our modern civilization the largest concentration of Jews were found. Today, the largest percentage of so-called Jews in the world have as their background this group of people, and not the Hebrew poeple of the 1st century and before.

Today, being a Jew simply means that one is of the Judaistic religion or a convert to it, or else in a "brotherhood" of those who are.

FB: Years ago, I had read something on this that was somewhat similar, but it has been so long ago, I can recall much of it. As I remember it was these group of jews which denied the gathering.

 

[B-Real]

Do people of the Jewish faith believe in Jesus Christ and that he came to the earth, born of a virgin (Mary) and was crucified to redeem mankind from his sins. If you do not believe in this, what does the Jesus faith teach if anything about Jesus or God? Thank you for your replies.

 

[Rescued One]

But those replies were not from Jewish people.

 

[Shekinahs]

What does being Jewish mean to you?

You may want to ask that question on the Messianic Jewish forum

http://www.christianforums.com/f34

 

[B-Real]

I'm sorry that I asked the questions in the wrong forum, thank you for letting me know.