Should we Christians support the Jews?

Question

The Jews crucified Jesus, they persecuted the early Christians, they deny that Jesus was the Messiah and they even "demonize" Him and calling Him the "False Prophet".

Answer 1

Great, another ignoramus spouts anti-Semitic untruths.

When will this fellow and his buddies crawl back under a rock?

It is pointless to deny your falsehoods, but for the record the Jews didn't crucify Jesus or anyone else. The Romans did it. But don't expect this kind of anti-Semite to start hating the Romans!

He has the gall to talk about persecution, when the last 2000 years is a story of Christian anti-Semitic persecution of the Jews!

Answer 2

Actually, the Romans crucified Jesus.
The Christians later persecuted the Jews.
Maybe Jesus is not your Messiah.
It sounds like you are demonizing the Jews, so get over it, hypocrite!
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Answer 3

Your views are quite frightening.

The Romans crucified Jesus (with the help of some powerful Jewish leaders and Roman Yes-men), early Christians were persecuted by everyone, and Jesus' earliest followers, and most cherished leaders, included people of the Jewish faith (Peter, Mary, Paul, etc.)

"Blessed are the peacemakers"

Answer 4

Of course we Christians should support them. God is not finished with the Jews yet. They were set aside temporarily...we are now in the Church Age, which runs from Pentecost to the Rapture. Remember that the Church is NOT Israel.

Once the church is caught up, things will shift back to the Jews--and this will be during the Great Tribulation, known as Jacob's Trouble. 144,000 Jews will be sealed (sorry JWs) during this time.

It isn't only Jews who slam Jesus...Gentiles do too.

Answer 5

The Jews were Gods chosen people and the Romans crucified Christ. There are many Jews today that believe in Christ, and any nation that comes up against Isreal and the Jews will eventually be defeated or destroyed according to scripture.

Answer 6

So do alot of our "fellow" gentiles. Jesus was born to a Jewess and raised by a Jewish father in Judea, raised up in the Jewish religion, taught using the Jewish scriptures, and fulfilled Jewish prophesies, preaching FIRST to the Jew, then the Gentile. Furthermore, he chose his apostles from among the Jews, and most of his initial disciples were Jewish by birth or prosletytes (sp?). As he put it, "no prophet is welcome in his own town," and the Jews did not accept most prophets during the time they were alive. Sure, Jesus said if he had preached the same messages he did in Judea to Soddom and Gommorah they would have repented, but in case you think we're better because we're Gentile, just remember, he came down to die for the race of Adam, which kind of puts you and I into the same boat as them. Furthermore, in Genesis 12:2 and 3, God said to Abram, "And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing; and I will bless them that bless you, and curse him that curses you, and in you shall all families of the earth be blessed.
Furthermore, the Apostle Paul wrote extensively on this subject in Romans 9-11. In 11:17 Paul writes of the Kingdom of God: "For if the firstfruit be holy, the lump is also holy, and if the root be holy, so are the branches. And if some of the brances be broken off, and you, being a wild olive tree, were grafted in among them, and with them partake of the root and fatness of the olive tree; boast not against the branches. But if you boast, you bear not the root, but the root bears you. Will you then say, "the branches were broken off, that I might be grafted in. Well; because of unbelief they were broken off, and you stand by faith. Be not highminded, but fear: For if God spared not the natural branches, take heed lest he also spare not you."
As for the question of support, I am not for blindly supporting everything any group of people does, and I don't 100% (more like 90%) support everything the Israeli state does, but hey, its alot better than letting Muslims run the place! They want us all to convert or die, then die anyway if we support/don't support the coming of the 12th Imam.

Answer 7

Christians should definitely hate and persecute all jews for something that happened about 2 millenniums ago....

Especially since keeping the hate going will completely resolve all the issues of the world...


Or maybe we could just lay off the who-did-what and who-said-what and try to live as one group of humans working together towards destroying our planet Earth!

Go us!

Answer 8

to your comment on "The Jews crucified Jesus" . Firt of all it was the romans second of all if the Jews did it than you should worshop them for being strong enough to kill god and you should thank them because you believe that when Jesus he forgave all the sins you ever did or will do.

Answer 9

Granted I am a proud Christian. If I am going to say something negative about a Jewish person, I stop myself because Jesus was a Jew infact he was king of the Jews. So I think we should respect them, just like any other person.

Answer 10

What would Jesus do?? LOVE ONE ANOTHER! We are told to love one another. Love! Not condemn! Everything went the way it did because it had to. Jesus HAD to die to fulfill a prophecy! Jesus died for us, for our sins! Jesus died because he LOVED us...and by us I don't mean us Christians. I mean every single being God ever created! Let me ask you this? When people spit in Jesus' face, did he spit back? No! When Jesus was beaten, did he curse?? No! When Jesus was hung on the cross, when he was "put on display" did he show anger or hatred?? No! Jesus died for us, every one of us. He died so that we could be saved from our sins. It is our sin that put Jesus up on that cross, not the Jews! It was the sin of mankind!