why did the Jews kill Jesus?

Answer 1

They did not but it appears to them as they did.
God Almighty raised His Holy Prophet, and saved Him from Humiliation. Further God Almighty will send Jesus back to earth, before Last Days.

They tried to crucified Jesus, because simply they did not follow original teachings of Prophet Moses(pbuh), and used their own sick wisdom and make blunder to deny Prophet Jesus(pbuh).

Answer 2

Jews were believing in Jehovah, God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob. They were expecting a Messiah to save them and thought He will come as a king of this earthly kingdom. When they saw Jesus talking about God and saying that He is the expected Messiah, they couldn't expect a humble, poor, beautiless person because they wanted a king, so they accused him of blasphemy(that he spoke wrong things about God) and seeked the Romans who ruled during the time to give Him the punishment of death on cross.

These are some statements Jesus made to the teachers of Jews,
"How terrible for you, teachers of the Law and Pharisees! You hypocrites! You are like whitewashed tombs, which look fine on the outside but are full of bones and decaying corpses on the inside. Mt 23:27 - Show Context

Jesus answered them, "How right Isaiah was when he prophesied about you! You are hypocrites, just as he wrote: "These people, says God, honor me with their words, but their heart is really far away from me. Mr 7:6 - Show Context

Because Jesus told the truth about them, they dint like Him.

Answer 3

I think that the story about Jesus' death is false. I don't think it's a coincidence that the time period in Revelation for the beast to persecute the saints is 42 months (3 1/2 years). I think that Revelation was revealed to John by the demons and is a record of the view from the dark side. The dark side angels also appreciate being left alone so they agree with true Christianity when they become aware of what it is by means of human beings practising it and showing its appeal for others who don't even believe it. I don't think that God foreknows things apart from his own actions and purposes. The reason why Revelation applies, even though it was written after Jesus, is because it refers to repeating mechanisms that the demons use constantly. That's why we are told that we are not unaware of the Devil's schemes.

I also don't think it's a coincidence that Isaiah 65 says that sacrifices happen in gardens. Devouring or burning happens on hillsides. Also, criminals go back to the scenes of crimes - that was the tomb. Also look at the way women get treated. They are used, like children, as criminal cohorts. Hence, Judas' distaste for Jesus' acceptance of the woman's attentions who put the spikenard ointment on him. Jesus knew that it is possible for individual humans to have faith and act sincerely from the heart, and his comments often reflected this. Judas might have known the lingo, but his actions showed that he thought a group approach to religion was the only efficacious kind - where everybody has their role to play and that woman hadn't played hers, according to Judas. I don't think that Judas committed suicide in his field. The word "apagchomai" doesn't appear anywhere else in the Bible and could refer to diarrhoea (my own personal opinion - see link below). I think that Judas went on to become a charity group leader that was selective about its clientele and how it obtained protection from and in the community. This is the same model that most of Christianity has followed since then, which means that it should really be called Judas-sassity.

Answer 4

The Jewish *religious leaders* (not all Jews - Jesus Himself was a Jewish Rabbi and had many Jewish followers) wanted to kill Jesus because He was exposing their hypocrisy, and they felt He was a threat to their power over the people. They arrested Him based on the fact that He claimed equality with God, an act which they considered blasphemous. Which it would have been but for the simple fact that He truly was God incarnate.

Once He was arrested and falsely accused, they handed Him over to Pilate, the Roman governor, on charges of trying to incite a rebellion against the government. Even Pilate found no proof against Him, but eventually ordered Him crucified because of pressure. So, technically, it was Roman soldiers who crucified Him.

Jesus was God incarnate and could have saved Himself from the pain of the cross at any time He wanted. He didn't because dying on the cross was His entire purpose in coming. His arrest and cruxifiction fulfilled prophecy, and His shed blood paid the final sacrifice for our sins so that we could be reconciled to a Holy God.

Answer 5

The king of Israel and the Romans did it. But what does it matter? Jesus wanted to die on the cross to prove a point. The point was that a bunch of retards would twist his words and set out to kill cultures in his name when they really just wanted wealth.

Answer 6

because the Jews, especially the spiritual leader, thought, hear and see that Jesus commit himself as the Messiah... the Jews didnt believe Him and they accused Jesus doing blasphemy... so he was sentenced to death in the cross...

Answer 7

Why do the Jews kill everyone is an easier ?, lol.

Answer 8

"The Jews" didn't. Only some of them even wanted him dead. And it was a Roman who actually carried out the deed.

Answer 9

Jesus was born a jew(bloodline) , but he was a practicing muslim, and because of his bloodline he proclaimed to be king and messiah of the Jews - the jews hate muslims and now a muslim is proclaiming to be their king, so they forced the romans to allow them to crucify him.

Answer 10

To fulfill Prophesy