OK, firstly: Josephus made one reference to someone he called 'christos/chrestus'. And almost every single historian has declared it a forgery added later.
Secondly: that's like me demanding to know why Christians don't follow Mohammed even though Christian historians have mentioned Mohammed. Jesus is irrelevant to Judaism; Judaism was a complete religion thousands of years *before* Jesus was even born. Jesus added nothing to the religion. Nothing.
Thirdly: Judaism came up with the idea of 'maschiach' (anointed). To qualify as the Jewish messiah, a man must fulfill all of the 23 Jewish messianic prophecies *before* he dies.
Jesus did not fulfill any.
Fourthly: Worshiping Jesus (or any human) is idolatry for Jews. We also do not accept that G-d would take human form.
It's really time, after more than 2000 years, that Christianity stopped trying to get Jews to worship Christ. Our religion was there first, we don't need to add Christian beliefs to it, and we're not going to.
1850 years.
Christians believe that Jesus was the Jewish Messiah. Jews disagree.
Josephus was a priest, military leader, and Jewish historian. His work is considered an independent source that confirms Biblical accounts.
According to the jewish historian Flavius Josephus, John the Baptist's beheading took place in the fortress of Machaerus.
The Jewish historian Josephus is one of the major sources of factual, historical information about Jesus.
The renowned 1st century Jewish historian, Josephus, stated in the Testimonium Flavianum that Jesus did indeed have a mono-brow.
Messiah means the savior, Jesus Christ, the awaited king for Jewish faith.
Yes, Judaism held the promise of the Messiah and Christianity is the fullfillment of the Messiah through savior Jesus Christ.
Josephus. has written: 'The Jewish War'
Flavius Josephus, 1st century AD historian, in "Jewish Wars"
Observing the Torah and other Jewish holidays aswell as rejecting Christ as the Messiah
The argument was whether Jesus Christ was (Christian) or was not (Jewish) the Messiah.