Jewish basic beliefs are

Answer 1

This is a bit tough, because there is more in Judaism than there is in any other religion -- but the essence of Judaism is to be in awe of God and do his bidding. His bidding is the Torah -- the Five Books of Moses. But the Five Books of Moses and their commandments, which apply only to the Jews, cannot be interpreted alone -- it must be deciphered with the component Oral Torah. The FBoM is the Written Torah, and the Talmud and associated texts is the Oral Torah. Without the Oral portion, the Written is absolutely meaningless. For non-Jews, they must only keep the 7 Noachide laws.

Jewish people are sometimes confusing.

Many Jewish Believe the following:

*Jesus was not the messiah

*Do not believe in the trinity(father, son, holy spirit)

*Jews believe that "Jews for Jesus", "Messianic Jews", and "Hebrew Jews" are no longer "Jews", even if they once were.

But True Jews do believe in Jesus, because first, Jesus was a Jew, and so were all 12 of his disciples. They believed in him, and Jesus for sure believed in himself. Many Jews who believe in the Bold, Italic information are just deceived.

There is proof to this day that Jesus is the messiah, that the trinity is true, because every day, miracles happen all over the world in the name of Jesus Christ.

Hope this all helps you! :)

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