... Matthew 13: 14-15 (Jesus’ words)
Introduction:
I chose to report on Judaism. ... One is that since being here at the School for Officer’s Training, I have been exposed to Judaism more often then the other choices that we were offered. I am also a little more familiar with Judaism than the others being that our Christian roots are intertwined with theirs in regards to the word of God. ... In his book, The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Understanding Judaism, Rabbi Bejamin Blech states, “Jews for Jesus are willing to recognize Jesus as Messiah, in accord with Christian doctrine. Judaism believes that the Messiah has yet to come, because the Messianic age and its blessing of universal peace and acceptance of God have yet to be fulfilled. ... So Abraham is considered the discoverer of God and the founder of Judaism. ... Their view is monotheistic, rejecting the many gods of paganism, the two gods of dualism, and the three persons of the Trinity. ... What they view as a contemporary Christian belief is only a snippet of Christian history known as “white martyrdom. ...
While we were talking, the rabbi came up to us and said that he recalled a time when he came to the SFOT and spoke about Judaism. ... We see how it happened one way and they view it in a totally different manner.
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