Jews see Ishmael as a recipient of the covenant with Abraham, that he would be the father of a nation and agree with the Muslims that that nation was the Arabs. However, Ishmael did not receive the more important covenant, the ability to continue the tradition of the Hebrew religion and the Right to the Land of Israel, which belonged to Isaac. Ishmael as an individual was viewed as a friend to Isaac, but the prophecy in Genesis 16:12 holds that the descendants of Ishmael would have conflict with the rest of the world.
Genesis 16:12
12 He will be a wild donkey of a man;
his hand will be against everyone
and everyone's hand against him,
and he will live in hostility
toward all his brothers."
In the Abrahamic faiths, Ishmael is considered by Muslims to be a direct ancestor of the Arab nation through his descendants. This lineage is believed to have come from Abraham and Hagar, Ishmael's mother. Ishmael is also seen as the forefather of the Arab people in many cultural and religious narratives.
Ishmael was the son born to Hager , Abraham's slave, and as Abraham is the father of the Jewish nation, and Jesus was a Jew, he is related.
Isaac and Ismael are the sons of Abraham. The descendants of Isaac are the Jewish people. The descendants of Ishmael are the Muslim people.
No. The Muslim perspective is that Islam started with Adam, the first man, because Islam is the natural state of a person until he is corrupted by other religions/beliefs/atheism. The Historical perspective is that the first Muslim was Mohammed since it is the Qur'an which forms the basis for Muslim religious practice. Since Adam comes before Ishmael and Mohammed comes after Ishmael, nobody claims Ishmael started Islam. However, Ishmael is commonly cited as being the progenitor of the Arab peoples and the link that Muslims have to Abraham.
He was Jewish and a leader, but not a member of the established Jewish hierarchy.Jewish AnswerFrom the Jewish perspective he wasn't a leader.
Modern day descendants of Ishmael are often believed to be the Arab peoples, who are said to have descended from Ishmael, the son of Abraham and Hagar according to the Bible and Quran.
In "Moby-Dick," Ishmael is the narrator who recounts the story of Captain Ahab's quest to hunt down the white whale, Moby Dick. Ishmael is a sailor who joins Ahab's crew on the Pequod, providing a first-person perspective on the events that unfold during the whaling voyage.
The Messianic Jewish Perspective is attached to this link.
Descrimination is a violation of the mitzvah to love your neighbor as yourself.
If they denied there was a son of God, then they were Jewish and they probably thought they would go to heaven. Christians think otherwise, as they think that Jesus was the Son of God. as a Christian perspective, No. as a Jewish perspective, Possibly, as i am not Jewish and i have no idea what they would say
Nature is a Latin-based word which is sometimes used instead of saying "God's Creation."That is the Jewish perspective: the world and its living things were created by God.
No, from the Jewish perspective, it would be impossible for HaShem to die as He is not a person.