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Nothing bad at all, they weren't racists and they respect every religion and they believe in their religion strongly just like many other people do.
Jewish AnswerJesus plays no role in Judaism so no thought is or was given to him. During the time Jesus was supposed to have lived, there were many different men who claimed to have been hamoshiach (messiah), each with their own followers. Although there is documentation of this phenomenon, there is no record of Jesus. The first Jewish documentation related to Jesus is of the early Christians.
Furthermore, based on the stories of Jesus in the Christian Bible, he would have been a person who was rather ignorant of Jewish law and at most would have been a false prophet.
Christian answer:The information given in the New Testament and some historical writings indicates that the Jews of Jesus's time had differing views on Jesus. The above assertion that there is no record of Jesus does not take into account the writings of well known Jewish historian and priest Flavius Josephus.- Some saw him as a prophet.
- Some saw him as a particularly wise and intelligent Rabbi.
- Some believed he was a true healer, but they did not understand from where his power came.
- Some believed he was the Christ, the Messiah.
- Some hoped that, as Messiah, Jesus would help the Jews to overcome the Roman oppression under which they lived.
- Many believed he was a blasphemer, and worthy only of the death accorded the most despicable criminals - crucifixion.
Jesus was not seen by Jews as a prophet, since he does not claim to be one, and since our tradition was that prophecy ended some 350 years earlier.
The large majority of Jews at that time did not hear of Jesus. He spoke to the unlearned class (the amei haaretz), who were a small minority. The bulk of the population were counted among the disciples and sympathizers of the great Sages of the time such as Hillel and Shammai, as Josephus makes clear.
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What are the differences and similarities between Jews questions and Muslims?
The both belvie in god but jews do not think that jesus was the messiah
How do the Jews think Jesus died?
The Jewish people think that if Jesus existed as a real person, he died as a result of the uniquely grotesque form of Roman execution, crucifixion. (Many Jews do not accept that he was an actual person.) At the time Jesus was supposed to have lived, over 10,000 Jews were executed via crucifixion by the Romans.
Did the Jews in Jesus day have the right to execute someone?
I don't think so!
Do Jews love Jesus?
In Judaism, Jesus was a regular human being who lived in olden times, and is not part of Jewish religious belief.Any Jews who profess love for Jesus are actually Christians by definition, no matter what they may claim as their religion.See also the Related Links.Why didn't the Jews believe in Jesus?What do Jews believe about God?
When was Jews for Jesus created?
Jews for Jesus was created in 1973.
What did the jewish think about jesus?
Most of the Jews did not like Jesus and were waiting to either to trap himwith theirquestions or to find a mistake in his teaching. And in the end the mob of Jews called loudly for his blood on the cross.
Jesus is a great leader why don't the Jewish people think so?
Most Jews don't have anything personal against Jesus. The difference is that Jews believe that Jesus was just a regular person and not anything special in terms of religion. Jews are still waiting for the messiah whereas those who supported Jesus believed him the be the promised messiah.
What are the historical and contemporary perceptions of Judaism and Christianity?
the Christians think that the Jews were murders of Jesus Christ.
What is written on Catholic crucifixes?
The letters INRI. They stand for the Latin Phrase Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum. This translates as Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews. It is said that the Roman soldiers who executed Christ nailed this inscription to the cross, above his head.
How are Jews related to Jesus?
Jesus was not Jewish
What do Jew's think of Jesus?
The main answer is that the Jewish religion says absolutely nothing about Jesus. Therefore, what individual Jews think about him is the result of their own personal opinions.Most Jews regard Jesus as a Jewish teacher and founder of Christianity. Some Jews regard Jesus as a symbol of anti-Jewish persecution and/or intolerance.Another answerI am a Jew and we just think of him as a Jewish child born a normal child and died an ordinary man.Another answerI think the general consensus is that Jesus said some nice things but was ultimately sacrilegious. God said in the Hebrew Bible, 'You shall have no other gods before me', yet here was Jesus saying 'through me you can achieve salvation'.
Why have catholic church officials been criticized in the past?
Because the Jews didn't believe that Jesus was God. So the Jews crucified Jesus for blasphemy. And I'm pretty sure the Jews and other Religions think the Roman Catholics are stupid, so, they criticize us Roman Catholics.
