why do Jews not love Jesus?
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you got that from South Park!
760572
G-d dose not wish any one to parish, but to have ever lasting life, why condem the Jews, Jesus is a Jew also, if it were not for the Jews no one would no about the real G-d, it is through them that G-d was offered to the world, it is through Jesus we are reconciled to G-d. Satan hates G-d first and the Jews second and then the rest of mankind, Satan wants you to hate the Jews he wants you to carry that hate with you so you will be doing his will not G-ds. When you pray to G-d you say in Jesus name I pray or I ask it. Jesus said anything you ask in my name, you will receive.  He also loves the Muslims they are just misguided and are not worshiping the real G-d. That is why the bible says to spread the word all over the world then the end will come. How you judge people he will judge you by those same standards.
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As a matter of fact there are some Jews who believe that Jesus is the Son of God. They have a website actually, though I can't remeber it now. I think it's called Jews for Chirst or something like that. They are in the minority however.\n\nI do know many Jews are put off by Jesus Christ, because many arrogant people (including some Christians) like to blame the Jews for the death of Christ. They seem to forget that GOD KILLED CHRIST. Not the Jews, not the Romans. God killed his own son, because it was part of His plan for the redemption of mankind.\n\nI also think because of all of the warnings about idol worshiping and false gods in the Old Testament some Christians (not all) tend to be a little over hyper about their attitude towars people of other religons. They don't truly mean any harm, you understand. But there is no need to degrade some one else's religon because they belive differently then you do. I don't think God's impressed with that. Just the oposite.\n\nI do believe God is concerned about our faith. I also believe God will be concerned when we stand before him about how we treated the Jews, Muslims, Gentiles the Non-Christians, if you know what I mean.\n\nYes I am a Christian.
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WHAT?????????????????????????????????????????????????????\nRomans killed Jesus. \nI dont hate Jews. Cut Jews some slack they have been getting treated like crap since the B.C times. What is that people have against Jews. What did Jews ever do to you Jew haters anyways?
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The Messianic Jews meld Christian theology with Jewish traditions. They consider themselves Jews who believe in Jesus Christ but mainstream Jewish denominations do not consider them such.\n\nThey attend church on Saturday, the seventh day of the fourth commandment, and they meet in synagogues.
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Well, I guess it would all depend.\n\nIslam was founded after Christianity, so that religion actually has a firm, somewhat uniform stance on Jesus. He is honored as a prophet.\n\nChristianity is younger than Judaism and could be considered almost a kind of Jewish heresy because it is, in part, based on Jewish scripture and claims to be the plan of the Jewish G-d for the salvation of the world through the prophesied Messiah. \n\nMany horrible things have been done to Jews in the name of Christ, so a really negative opinion of him is not uncommon and is certainly understandable. There are Jews who see Jesus as a good man and teacher whose followers made false claims about after his death. There are Jews who believe anything in between those two extremes or even that there never was such a person.\n\nSo I guess between the two, Judaism could be thought to be more insulting, but that is only on a purely theoretical basis. In reality, views vary wildly. Actions even more so.
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Now, I'm not jewish, but I believe that anybody who reads the history of the jewish people with all that they have been through and can honestly that they hate them is just plain stupid.  As my mother always said Jesus was a Jew ;-)\n\nBesides how can ya hate the people that gave the world the BAGEL!
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Traditionally people have hated jews for a variety of reasons:\n\n1. They were without a "homeland" so jewish people lived in other countries.  They were pockets of this very ethnic group (with VERY different religion, practices and appearance) in the middle of another country.  These kinds of "very different" people are always hated by the majority group.\n\n2.  They "killed Christ" so were persecuted.  (Nevermind the logic that Christ himself would have been jewish by default)\n\n3. As an ethnic group they were often better educated than the "majority ethic group" of the country they were living in and they did well by material posessions.  They often engaged in banking (before there were proper banks) and were the "money lender" for the town.  Some would say "loan shark."  And people who borrow money from that person , hate that person.
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Jews for Jesus & Messianic Jews are Jewish people who believe that Jesus Is the Messiah, but, still want to practice Judaism.
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As much as I love the Jews they have always mocked, jailed, beaten , killed or ignored their prophets. They are defiant to God and won't accept any prophet or messiah.
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What do Jews say about Jesus?  Nothing.  No Jewish religious works reference him, nothing of what he said is studied- he is completely irrelevant to us.  In out opinion, Jesus was just one of many false messiahs throughout history.  Bottom line- to Jews he is a non-entity- of no importance beyond the fact that a religion has been established in his name which has, at times, been used as an excuse to persecute us- and through which lies and defamation about Jews has been spread.
197967
Jews are still waiting for their Messiah to come.  They don't believe that Jesus is the Messiah because supposedly the guard that was watching Jesus' coffin was busy doing something else when Jesus was taken up to Heaven by an angel.  They don't believe that Jesus died for our sins and that is why they only go by the Old Testament.
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Historically, the early Christians thought of themselves as Jews who also followed the teachings of Jesus.  Later people became Christians who did not want to also be Jews and in time the leadership of the early church decreed that new converts did not have to follow Jewish custom.  This caused controversy and the church began to distance itself from Judaism.  In time Christians began to resent Jews who wouldn't accept that Jesus was the Messiah and the way to salvation.  They began to use Jews as scapegoats for all that was wrong.  The especially blamed the Jews for the crucifixion and used this as a pretext for all sorts of persecutions.  As the church became more Roman in character this scapegoating was particularly important because after all crucifixion was a Roman form of execution.  After Constantine proclaimed that Christianity was the official religion of the Roman Empire, the emperors strove to suppress all other religions.  They were fairly successful in eliminating the worship of the old Roman gods as well as various other religions popular at the time but the Jews persisted.  By this time most of them had been driven from their home land for even before the empire became Christian the Jews had resisted Roman rule in part because like the Christians they wouldn't worship the Roman gods.\n\nBy the time the Roman empire collapsed and the middle ages began, persecuting Jews was a cultural habit.  It is always convenient for the people in power to have one group to pick on and blame for their own failings.  In largely Christian Europe the non-conforming Jews filled that bill. Whenever there was a disaster or a plague, the authorities could blames the Jews.  Generations of people grew up believing that Jews were to be hated just because their parents did. Much later Hitler came to power by playing up this ingrained hatred and making the people believe that everything wrong with Germany was the fault of the Jews.  Even today various groups stir up hate for Jews (and other minorities) to advance their own political agendas.  Since they usually have nothing positive to offer they instead try to gain adherents by giving them someone to hate and fear and thus to organize against.
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Jewish people pray.  They just don't pray to Jesus Christ because they don't believe he is the son of God.  They just pray to God directly.\n\nAs for being uncomfortable with mentioning Jesus, tolerant people aren't uncomfortable with anyone expressing their religious beliefs - it's being put in a position where you are either forced to say a prayer you don't believe in, or put in a position where you are made to stand out because you believe in something different.  Imagine going to a place where everyone, say, prayed to Satan - you wouldn't want to say the prayer, right?  And if everyday you were surrounded by people that wanted to pray to Satan several times a day, you might get a little uncomfortable, right?\n\nWhether you're the only woman in a group of men, or the only black person with all whites, or the only Jew with all Christians, constantly being reminded that you are the minority and different from the group, and having the group consistently engage in activities which exclude you, or seem inconsiderate of your difference, may test a person's patience and make them a little less tolerant than they should be.\n\nDoes that make sense? \n\nWhat was the movie?\n\nAnd see what FloridaGurl said above - that's the kind of intolerant holier than thou attitude that makes people of other faiths uncomfortable and agitated.
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Well, because Jesus isn't God himself.  Though that certainly is a very hard question, one that many have pondered over.  This was awful, why weren't more saved?  And it wasn't just Jews that died in the concentration camps, it was also people who were disabled or coloured, or basically not liked that weren't "aryan".  The Jews are the "chosen ones" and Jesus himself was a Jew.  So the only thing I can say would be there must have been some awfully huge cosmic lesson needed to mankind for God to not intervene sooner.  Or maybe he did, but just in smaller ways.
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Christians do not hate and judge the Jews. Many people who call themselves Christians do, however. The Jews are our older brothers in the faith of Abraham. They have some things wrong, but they have a lot of things right, also. I don't believe that they are any more theologically wrong than Catholics, Unitarians, or Mormons. They are just wrong on different issues. I believe that many people from each of those other groups will be invited into God's Kingdom, but Paul wrote that "all Israel will be saved."\n\nYou are absolutely right that Jesus was a Jew. In fact, ALL of the early Church was Jewish. Every book in the New Testament was written by a Jew except for Luke and Acts, and those were written by a full proselyte to Judaism.\n\nIt's also important to know that the JEWS DID NOT KILL JESUS! The whole world is guilty of his blood, but not a single drop of it could have been spilled if that wasn't his plan from the beginning. He chose to die and went willingly with the gentile Roman soldiers who nailed him to the cross. \n\nThe Jews are our brothers in the faith, and they deserve respect as the preservers of a God's laws, including the prophecies which Jesus has fulfilled and those which he will yet fulfill. Did you know that the traditional Jewish passover is packed with symbolism of Jesus? Most Jews have never heard that, and would probably deny it vehemently. Even today, they preserve and continually repeat prophecies of him that most Christians have never heard!
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http://www.jewsforjesus.org/\nHere is a website that may answer your questions.\n\nBut I am Jewish and the term Jews for Jesus is a contradiction in terms,,,,,,Jews don't believe that Jesus is the savior, just that he is a man who is Jewish.  We call them Christians.