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With everything going on right now I have a question. Many Christians believe that we are supposed to support Israel and the Jewish people in there taking back the Holy lands of the Old Testament. Do Jewish people care wether or not Christians fight along side them? Do the Jewish people look at Christians as fools who believe in a false and failed profit who by there blood lines and or conversion to Christianity ( which from my understanding is a sin worthy of death for a Jew and a violation of one of the 3 main commandments ) is completely impossible and that no Christian will ever enter into the kingdom of God? And what do Jewish people think about Christians and there belief that they must defend and back the nation of Israel and the Israeli people?

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Hello! My name is Sarah and I have a class assignment to interview those from a Jewish background and was wondering if you could answer some questions! First, are you Messianic Jewish? 1. What does it mean to be Jewish? 2. What is your view of who God is? 3. What is the most impactful aspect of your faith tradition to you? Thank you so much!    

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Hello, to whom it may concern. I understand that I am a Gentile. I have read some things in both the Torah and the Bible, and I have an important question. I was not born in Israel, thus, I am not, in reference, a "child of Israel", and I would like an answer to the question: "As a Gentile, why worship the God of the Jews and/or the children of Israel?", from a Jew who was born in Israel?

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Sorry the last didn’t go through. I am asking how to convince non orthodox Jewish people that say Judaism is true but go to reform and conservative shuls I honestly don’t know how they live with themselves how to show them orthodoxy is true

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Hi. My Bible study group at Friendswood Methodist Church in Friendswood Texas is finishing up the NT book of Hebrews. The study book author has brought up some issues, and we were wondering if you could clarify. So…within this book, the issue of atonement came up. And sacrifices. He said that the sacrifices made by the Jews (Hebrews?) BEFORE Jesus (who to us is the ultimate sacrifice) were not made for atonement, and were just a symbolic act foreshadowing the blood sacrifice of Jesus. So, after all those birds, goats, bulls were sacrificed on the temple altar, God said, oh, just kidding, that didn’t count? Your sins are not atoned for? Is that what the sacrifices were for? I always thought they were atoning for their sins. And when did the animal sacrifices end? When the temple was destroyed? Or sometime after? The author of Hebrews is trying to make a point w/ his audience to quit the sacrifices already! Along w/ some other points, too. Thanks for taking the time w/ this. Look forward to your answer.