Mikhael said:
The problem with this is that in Christianity it's taught that Satan didn't have an understanding of what Yeshua was (allegedly) supposed to do.
Really?
In fact, exactly the opposite is true. While not an official teaching of the Church, there are spiritual traditions within the Church (Franciscan for instance) that assert the reason Satan rebelled against G-d is precisely
because he knew what Yeshua was all about.
Here is the symmetry, Mikhael: Satan was created the most perfect of G-d's creatures; His first
created son, if you will. Yeshua is His perfect
uncreated son. Satan had no problem worshipping G-d, just Yeshua. Satan's response to G-d was, "I will not serve."
Yeshua had free will, freedom to disobey G-d, which is the definition of
to sin. The Torah made flesh had to pray, discern, was tempted by Satan at the beginning of His public ministry in the desert as well as at the end of it on the cross, but was given by G-d the grace necessary to fulfill his human mission -- perfectly, to serve
perfectly.
I realise, Mikhael, that you cannot debate here (nor can I after this post). For that reason, I will not challenge the veracity of many of your allegations against Christianity save to state that they appear misguided.
Shalom and adieu,
Toney