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I believe believe you. It is an example of Christian operated websites which acknowledge that Jesus is a Jew. The linked article does an excellent job of describing how any of us can evaluate his Jewishness. Christianity didn’t remain a part of Judaism. The Jews who believed in Jesus...

I’m focusing on Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, Son of the living God. He practiced what he preached. At no time does Jesus say that he is not a Jew or that he has exchanged his Jewish theology for some other theology.

In every aspect of his life, Jesus of Nazareth is Jewish. What would we say if someone were to say to us “The pope isn’t Catholic”? What would we say if someone were to say to us “Muhammad isn’t a Muslim”? “Jesus isn’t a Jew” is at the same level of “The pope isn’t Catholic” and “Muhammad...

I just finished reading this. A nice instructive example of what I’m talking about: https://chosenpeople.com/in-what-ways-did-jesus-live-as-a-jew/

It’s not my hypothesis. It’s an historical fact that is well documented by Christian and Jewish scholars.

It is called a sect of Judaism, and acknowledged to be so by Christian and Jewish scholarship, because that is what it is.

The sect of Judaism he founded will never end. All other sects of Judaism will end.

Jesus founded a new sect within Judaism.

It’s not difficult as it seems to you and it’s not nonsense. It’s basic New Testament history. I’ve quoted elsewhere from the New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology: Jesus made the creed of Judaism his own. I’m talking about 1st century Judaism.

“Jesus is not a man” -> a distinct characteristic teaching of the Gnostics. ”He only appeared to be a man.”

Thanks for your reply. This isn’t difficult. Jesus is a Jew. His religion is Judaism. Christianity began as a sect within Judaism. https://jewsforjesus.org/learn/what-religion-was-jesus

Were Joshua and his cult raptured on Saturday? No. They’re still here and he has posted a new message.

“Here’s the truth. Not only was Jesus Jewish but so were his closest disciples and almost all of his first followers. In fact, the whole movement was decidedly Jewish.“ https://rebekahsimonpeter.com/was-jesus-a-jew-or-a-christian-and-does-it-matter

“The best preparation for the coming day is the devotion of the previous evening.” - James W. Alexander