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What was employment like in Israel for the Jews around the time of Christ?
At the time of Christ, most Jews were involved in farming or mercantile businesses. Many were involved in the Temple ministry. Many of the remaining Jews were slaves.
How many Jews lived in Palestine at the time of Christ?
All of them
Where were the Jews located in the world in Jesus time?
Jews were mainly located at Judah at that time.
What is messionic Jews?
Jews that believe in Christ.
If you're believing in Christ we're Orthodox Jews or not?
Jews do not believe in jesus christ at all.
What is Christian Jews?
They are Jews who believe in Christ as a Messaihe
How was the foundation of a house in the times of Jesus Christ?
Most were made of stone, of which there was no shortage in Christ's time.
What was the term of Jews who were against the romes?
The Jews helped kill christ!
Do Jews look for christ to return?
No.
Are the same Jews who crucified Christ the same Jews who make up the majority who are still awaiting arrival of the messiah?
No. The Jews who crucified Christ are dead. It was 2,000 years ago and Jews don't live that long.
Why is Catholicism a part of Christianity and not Judaism?
Catholicism once was a part of Judaism, at its very beginnings. During the time of the Apostles, who had been Jews, many of the earliest followers of Christ were Jews or converts to Judaism. Many Jews of this time objected most strenuously to the view of Jesus of Nazareth as "the Son of God." When 1st century Jewish followers of Christ spoke of Jesus as "Son of God", the non-Christ-following Jews separated them from themselves in a manner that was utterly final, even to the point of the shedding of blood. Soon, it was clear that Jews and formerly Jewish followers of Christ had parted ways, and that there was no going back. Catholics have been worshippers of the Lord Jesus Christ since those earliest times.
What was the local house of prayer for the Jews?
Was? Since the time of the Babylonian exile, up to the present, Jews have congregated for communal prayers in synagogues.
