Why don’t practitioners of Judaism believe in the Jewish Messiah when the Tora has no requirement for all biblical requirements to be in one coming of the messiah?
While mainstream Judaism expects the Messiah to fulfill all biblical requirements in one coming, the Tora doesn’t specify all of the requirements are to be met in one coming .
In 1985 rabbis modified rabbinic law to move away from G-d’s covenant. They lie to Gentiles telling them they can become Jewish via a conversion process. The only way for Gentiles to be part of the Jewish covenant is through Jesus.
@rabbriansamuel Please read Exodus in Hebrew because that gif is not how it happened. The Jews followed Moses into the water and it wasn’t until the water was up to their noses, that the Jews believed in G-d with conviction and G-d parted the sea.
@rabbimoshex Correct but you could not receive the light in Judaism. And the Jewish Messiah came to fulfill the law and taught us a better Jewish way (spiritual Jewish knowledge) to live so we could receive the light.