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I don’t really know what to say, other than believes should be able to stand against the least little bit of scrutiny… if not then people should consider the possibility that their believes are false.

Would you be willing to expand on the idea of Jesus practicing Judaism?

Absolutely!

My opinion is that the narrative most are arguing disqualify Jesus from being the rightful king of the Jews.

Trying to stay on topic, I’d question did all Jews hate Jesus or maybe only those who stood to lose some status? What would you answer to the purpose of the lineage of Joseph being recorded in Matthew?

Why would anyone think Jesus wasn’t Jewish. What’s was in question is was he their king blood rights. I personally don’t see how anyone Jew or alleged Christian could make an argument with an Orthodox Jew with this idea that Jesus is God, invited by pagan Rome.

Why did the Jews reject And murder him and the true prophets of God? They rejected their religion.

Cut me Mick!

I assure you that you can travel to Egypt and see laws of that region carved engraved in stone.

The way I interpreted is the stones themselves were engraved images you can travel to Egypt today and see an innumerable host of engravings… I don’t believe in an archaic god that engraves stone tablets. The scripture I shared in my opinion says that God doesn’t write on stones. So you have to...

What if the stones themselves are the image? 2 Corinthians 3:3 KJVS [3] Forasmuch as ye are manifestly declared to be the epistle of Christ ministered by us, written not with ink, but with the Spirit of the living God; not in tables of stone, but in fleshy tables of the heart. I hope you see...

Is an image not just merely a representation of something?

I believe the scripture you presented says it all. Rome just couldn’t seem to kick their old habits.

Oh yeah, many today serving a man god.

It’s very clear, two messages. In one of the two there is Grace and truth.

John 1:17 KJV [17] For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.

It makes for Him a good footstool.

Are you kidding me, you don’t see how these graven tablets have been served for millennia?

Absolutely I believe Moses was inspired by God.