Because he is not a jew who is one outwardly; he is a jew who is one inwardly.
Thanks for clarifying. What I didn't "succeed" at was understanding you. I am not as pessimistic as you are about my ability to do so in time. Your willingness to answer questions is a big contribution, but if you don't want me to understand you know well the power of not replying (and of not replying substantively).
Was Jesus Judahite, a descendant of Judah through Mary, and also by adoption through Joseph?
Did some Judahites exist who were not accounted as Ioudaios by default?
Was Jesus born king of the Ioudaios if he was not then Ioudaios?
Paul being Benjamite, why was he considered Ioudaios by the Pharisees prior to his conversion if he wasn't an inward follower of Jesus?
Thanks for clarifying. What I didn't "succeed" at was understanding you. I am not as pessimistic as you are about my ability to do so in time. Your willingness to answer questions is a big contribution, but if you don't want me to understand you know well the power of not replying (and of not replying substantively).
Was Jesus Judahite, a descendant of Judah through Mary, and also by adoption through Joseph?
Did some Judahites exist who were not accounted as Ioudaios by default?
Was Jesus born king of the Ioudaios if he was not then Ioudaios?
Paul being Benjamite, why was he considered Ioudaios by the Pharisees prior to his conversion if he wasn't an inward follower of Jesus?
Personal problem.
Nah, because you keep libeling me irrespective of my engagement.