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Yes he was.

And Christianity (Christ Jesus) is antitype, the fulfillment, of the OT sacrifices and the embodiment of the law.

Jesus did indeed practice 'Judaism' or Hebraism whichever you like.

I don't understand people going against the greatest theologians of all time, and the scriptures themselves.

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Judaism is derived from the Babylonian Tradition Of The Elders. It was created after Christianity. Christianity derives from Hebrewism.

Hebrewism (Old Testament) -> Christianity (New Testament)

Babylonian Tradition Of The Elders -> Judaism -> Talmud

You've read more than enough to know the difference. Once again you are exposed as a subversive and caught in a lie.

Your comment directly contradicts the scriptures. Stop with the lying claiming your comment is supported by it. Jesus himself via scripture says you are a liar.

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Hebrewism

Hebraism*, but yes.

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Where do you guys get this stuff?

Because you hate the jews so much (and rightly so...see what I said there?) you have to twist historical facts.

If you deny that Jesus was of Old Testament Hebrew lineage then you deny Him as the promised savior.

Tell me, what book did you read that put you on this stupid course?

Because you 'read a book' then you got the truth.

Because one dumbass book that goes against all the greatest theologians of history gives you the truth?

Look, Jesus, who was a jew, condemned the jews, he condemned his own people.

Not because they were 'jews,' but because they rejected Him and were self-righteous hypocrites who thought they were better than everyone else. That's enough to make them evil.

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You repeating confirmed lies only continues to confirm you're a subversive Jew.

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historical fact

Where centuries of history says Jesus was not jewish.

This with your spam thread about absolving kikes of their nature and avoiding naming them ? Which as I pointed out gets posted about often enough? You should get that nose job before you show yourself so clearly.

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Tell me, what book did you read that put you on this stupid course?

The New Testament, which clearly states that Jesus is not a descendant of David. Joseph was a descendant of David. But Joseph wasn't Jesus' father. Joseph was Jesus' step-father. Mary was already pregnant when she met Joseph. Therefore, Joseph is not Jesus' biological father. Meaning the line of lineage written about in the New Testament does not make Jesus a descendant of David.

If you deny that Jesus was of Old Testament Hebrew lineage then you deny Him as the promised savior.

Many people tell blatantly obvious lies. It's easier to lie and say that Jesus is Jew, than it is to tell the truth and reconcile Jesus being the savior in another way.

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Jesus did indeed practice 'Judaism' or Hebraism whichever you like.

Jesus Christ practised Christianity. Jesus "Christ".... "Christ"ianity...... It's right there in the name.

Jesus hated Judaism/Hebraism so much he created a whole new religion.

How do you not know this?

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You're misunderstanding me. Jesus honored the law and the ceremonial way of worship (including the sacrifices) instituted by God through Moses while he lived. (Let's drop the term Judaism, fair enough.)

This was right and proper, until his death which fulfilled the ceremonial worship, the sacrifices were a type of Christ.

When the Israelites rejected Christ the ceremonial way of worship (sacrifices and feasts) were terminated, and the Israelites having failed to accept this, and Christ as the messiah, they (the nation and their temple and their worship) were finally overthrown via the judgment of God in 70 ad.

It was not a 'whole new religion' in the sense that the ceremonial worship, everything about it, the feasts, sacrifices, everything, were typifying Christ.

The OT believers knew this and they knew the sacrifices were a type of the one coming great and final sacrifice of Christ to take away sin. OT believers were saved through their forward looking faith in Christ, typified by the sacrifices.