What do many Jehovah's Witnesses believe about Judaism?

Answer 1

They are the people who disowned Jesus and were hence disowned by god. Being scattered around Europe with no homeland.

ANSWER

Judaism is the "religion, philosophy, and way of life of the Jewish people" -- Rabbi Dr. Louis Jacobs; all of which were once founded firmly on scripture. Jehovah's Witnesses today think that the Jewish people have departed from their biblical roots and that their ancestry and history no longer guarantees them a special relationship with the Creator.

Answer 2

No, Jehovah's Witnesses refers to a Christian denomination within the wider ambit of American Protestantism's Third Great Awakening. It is a wholly separate religion from Judaism. Some Jehovah's Witnesses are ethnic Jews, meaning that they converted to Christianity, but do not consider themselves (nor are considered by Jews) to still be Jews.

Answer 3

Just some quick facts about Jehovah's Witnesses and the WatchtowerBible and Tract Society. 1:Jesus is not Jehova God;he is the 1st and only direct creation of God and the agent through which Jehovah made all other things. 2:Jesus' true followers are known by their worship of the true and almighty God,Jehovah, who is not a trinity. 3: Jesus was raised from the dead,not with a physical body, but as a mighty spirit creature.4:the second coming of Jesus was an invisible spiritual presence that began in 1914. 5:The dead exist only in God's memory:the wicked will not be punished with conscious torment but will be extinguished forever. Charles Taze Russell was the founder.

Answer 4

No they are a Christian religion. Unlike Judaism, Jehovah's Witnesses accept Jesus as the Messiah and believe salvation cannot be gained by observation of the Mosaic law which they believe was abolished with the death of Christ.

Answer 5

Jahova witnesses belive in not celebrate any holiday exsept for hanika in my opinion just stay with christans or catholics