Yes, there are two ways to become a Jew -- by birth or by conversion.
The conversion process is very lengthy and requires circumcision for men.
After studying, you may decide against conversion, but I guarantee you will love what you learn! If you're not ready to give up pork, shellfish, etc., I recommend you talk to a rabbi at a Reform synagogue first. The tradition is to turn people away three times, so you must be persistent.
Visit a library and read everything you can find. Judaism is about more than just "believing" and it takes many, many years of study to understand all the traditions and rituals, but eventually all of it comes together in a beautiful form. As the pieces started to come together for me, I began thinking of it as weaving a beautiful tapestry.
You've got nothing to lose. Surely Jesus wouldn't punish you for wanting to learn the traditions and customs of his day.
Shalom
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2006-09-26 11:29:29
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answered by Hatikvah 7
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This "FAITH" has almost always succeeded in eluding the majority of people for one, single, simple reason: The IDENTITY of this Faith Once Delivered To The Saints has been LOST or MISIDENTIFIED for almost 2000 years. Yes, millions of people have looked to the Churches and Assemblies of today with "belief", and then with "disillusionment", as they discover the DIFFERENCE BETWEEN that which modern Churches and Assemblies teach, and that which was TAUGHT by our Messiah and His Twelve Apostles. Millions have been led to believe THE TRUE FAITH was identified under the name of "Christianity". Then they discover the Christian Doctrines do not agree with those written in the Scriptures themselves. Others have gone to Orthodox Judaism, only to discover that Yahweh's Ordinances have been changed; Yahweh's Prophets denied; The True Faith repressed, AND The Messiah rejected.
What IS The True Faith--The Faith Once Delivered To The Saints? HOW, can one identify it today? WHAT was its identity before, and after, the Common Era? HOW can we locate this FAITH in History and Prophecy? This exciting BOOK answers these questions for you through the Prophecies written in the Holy Scriptures; Prophecies never before understood because the Identity of The Faith was lost.
Yahdah (Jude) 3 "...earnestly contend for THE FAITH, which was ONCE AND FOR ALL delivered unto the Saints."
2006-09-26 18:18:50
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answered by YUHATEME 5
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Yes, you can convert. It is quite a process...but if it is what you want and you are committed then it can work:)
2006-09-26 18:21:04
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answered by starrzfan 4
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yes you can convert . you need to go to your local synagogue and talk to the rabbi.
2006-09-26 18:19:13
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answered by veg3rdchair 2
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(Almost) anyone can convert, but you will be discouraged. (Ammonites and Moabites can't, but we don't know who they are, so we let anyone convert.)
2006-09-26 19:25:26
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answered by ysk 4
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