For Jews

[sterryfamily]

It seems to me (obviously, as a Catholic) that all the evidence points to Jesus Christ as the Messiah promised in the old covenant (and the related necessity of all to adhere to the Church established as His new covenant).

Given the evidence we (Christians) would site to you, what specific problems or fallacies do you see in individual pieces of that evidence?

 

[Valke2]

It seems to me (obviously, as a Catholic) that all the evidence points to Jesus Christ as the Messiah promised in the old covenant (and the related necessity of all to adhere to the Church established as His new covenant).

Given the evidence we (Christians) would site to you, what specific problems or fallacies do you see in individual pieces of that evidence?

Jews and Christians look at the Hebrew bible with two completely different sets of eyes. Christians start with the presumption that everything in the Tanakh or “OT” is there to support the view that Jesus is God. And from that perspective, you cite to varioius texts and give them meanings which support this.

Jews look at the texts through the lens/filter of our own traditions and interpetations of the rabbis.

 

[Kaninchen]

It seems to me (obviously, as a Catholic) that all the evidence points to Jesus Christ as the Messiah promised in the old covenant (and the related necessity of all to adhere to the Church established as His new covenant).

Given the evidence we (Christians) would site to you, what specific problems or fallacies do you see in individual pieces of that evidence?

Perhaps these sites may help you understand, note these are counter-missionary in nature and reflect that in their tone:

virtualyeshiva.com/counter-index.html

drazin.com/

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jewsforjudaism.org/

jdstone.org/truth/pages/xian.html