Well, “jew” was a word invented centuries later, the first Christians were actually “Judeans” (i.e. they lived in “the land of Judah”), a geographical region and not an ethnic nor religious descriptor
Judaism the religion didn’t crystalize until 500+ years after the death of Christ, with the writing of the Talmud
You’re probably just making a joke but I find the whole “Jesus was a jew!” narrative to be subversive enough that it should be called out when seen
And that’s before even considering the Khazar theory (i.e. ashkenazi’s aren’t descended from biblical Judeans) or the white Israelite theory (i.e. the “Lost Tribes” driven north during the Assyrian conquest of israel eventually became “the European races” - Dan-ish from the tribe of Dan, Saxons <isaacson> descended from Isaac, etc)
The Pentatauch predates Christianity by several hundred years. Jew, Hebrew, Israelite, Yahweh-ists... call them what you will, but until Christ was born and died, Judaism or Hebrew or whatever you want to call it was the religion of the first apostles which, to me (and anyone with an opinion worth a shit on the matter), are the first Christians.
Jewish Christianity was definitely a thing for a good bit after Jesus walked the Earth; it still is to a very, very minor, perverted extent, but Jews trying to follow the Old Covenant in Moses and the New in Jesus were definitely a thing in the early AD.
Yes, Talmudic Judaism is different and perverse. But I'm talking about history that's pretty well documented.
Based....Kissinger...?
All of the first Christians were Jews ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
Well, “jew” was a word invented centuries later, the first Christians were actually “Judeans” (i.e. they lived in “the land of Judah”), a geographical region and not an ethnic nor religious descriptor
Judaism the religion didn’t crystalize until 500+ years after the death of Christ, with the writing of the Talmud
You’re probably just making a joke but I find the whole “Jesus was a jew!” narrative to be subversive enough that it should be called out when seen
And that’s before even considering the Khazar theory (i.e. ashkenazi’s aren’t descended from biblical Judeans) or the white Israelite theory (i.e. the “Lost Tribes” driven north during the Assyrian conquest of israel eventually became “the European races” - Dan-ish from the tribe of Dan, Saxons <isaacson> descended from Isaac, etc)
The Pentatauch predates Christianity by several hundred years. Jew, Hebrew, Israelite, Yahweh-ists... call them what you will, but until Christ was born and died, Judaism or Hebrew or whatever you want to call it was the religion of the first apostles which, to me (and anyone with an opinion worth a shit on the matter), are the first Christians.
Jewish Christianity was definitely a thing for a good bit after Jesus walked the Earth; it still is to a very, very minor, perverted extent, but Jews trying to follow the Old Covenant in Moses and the New in Jesus were definitely a thing in the early AD.
Yes, Talmudic Judaism is different and perverse. But I'm talking about history that's pretty well documented.
yeah, based: 'How can I, as a Jew who lost thirteen relatives in the holocaust, do anything that would betray Israel?'