I mean both of them believe in old testament so do they have same God. From what I understand they do but major difference is that Jews don´t believe in Jesus.
Yes they have the same God and technically so does Islam. They are all 3 Abrahamic religions. Christianity stems from Judaism as does Islam. In both Judaism and Islam God asked Abraham to sacrifice his son to God as an test of faith. In Judaism the story goes that Abraham was asked to sacrifice his only son with his wife, Isaac. In Islam the story goes that Abraham had a child Ishmail before Isaac and it was Ishamil whom was asked to be sacrificed. So you see, in reality they're all 3 followings of the same God who spoke with Abraham.I mean both of them believe in old testament so do they have same God. From what I understand they do but major difference is that Jews don´t believe in Jesus.
No. Our religions are entirely different.I thought christians and muslims believe in the same god
I mean they have same God who promised to send Messiah. Christian believe that is Jesus ,Jews not but they believe in the same God who made promise of Messiah.Sort of. Jews worship God, but they missed out on the fact that God was going to send someone to save them (Emmanuel aka Jesus), which was mentioned in the Old Testament. While some chose to worship Jesus, God's son, many other Jews rejected him.
Isaiah 7:14
"Therefore the Lord Himself will give you a sign: Behold, a virgin will be with child and bear a son, and she will call His name Immanuel."
Matthew 1:22-23
"Now all this took place to fulfill what was spoken by the Lord through the prophet: "BEHOLD, THE VIRGIN SHALL BE WITH CHILD AND SHALL BEAR A SON, AND THEY SHALL CALL HIS NAME IMMANUEL," which translated means, "GOD WITH US."
It had gotten to the point that they even crucified Jesus, even though that was his purpose. Jesus died for our sins and be a gateway into Heaven as the King of Kings.
The only thing is that God promised them that Jesus will save them and the Jews rejected him without seeing clearly that he was the Messiah, because he went against their laws.Yes they have. To make a long story short to Christians Jesus is the messiah that was promised while Jews are still waiting for theirs.
Btw Jesus himself was a Jew, so that pretty much gives it away.
Yeah that was my same opinion but as I said :Yes they have. To make a long story short to Christians Jesus is the messiah that was promised while Jews are still waiting for theirs.
Btw Jesus himself was a Jew, so that pretty much gives it away.
Why do you assume Im muslim???No. Our religions are entirely different.
Muslims worship Allah and Muhammed
Christians worship God and Jesus, who died for our sins
Jews, Christians, and Muslims all worship the same entity (God of Abraham), they just have different prophets which branched out into different religions (Judaism having no prophet).I thought christians and muslims believe in the same god
Huh? You're making it complicated.I mean they have same God who promised to send Messiah. Christian believe that is Jesus ,Jews not but they believe in the same God who made promise of Messiah.
Now Christian say that those who don´t believe in Jesus don´t believe in true God which in the same way does and does not make sense (I mean apart from Messiah part they both believe in God mentioned in old testament )
No. Our religions are entirely different.
Muslims worship Allah and Muhammed
Christians worship God and Jesus, who died for our sins
The religions are different, the god that is worshipped is not. Currently you are just being prejudiced in favor of Christianity. Jews are still waiting for their messiah, Christians have found him in Jesus and Muslims in Muhammed. Their god however is the same existence. Pretty sure Jesus is even mentioned in the Koran.The only thing is that God promised them that Jesus will save them and the Jews rejected him without seeing clearly that he was the Messiah, because he went against their laws.
None of the religions make much sense, hence they are all divided into so many denominations.Yeah that was my same opinion but as I said :
Christian say that those who don´t believe in Jesus don´t believe in true God which in the same way does and does not make sense (I mean apart from Messiah part they both believe in God mentioned in old testament )
Where in my post did I assume that you're muslim?Why do you assume Im muslim???
But look, Muslims also believe in Jesus, the prophet before muhammed and there are many similarities, like the deadpool guy said, for example the abraham story
How am I prejudice against Christianity, when I'm a Christian myself?The religions are different, the god that is worshipped is not. Currently you are just being prejudiced towards Christianity. Jews are still waiting for their messiah, Christians have found him in Jesus and Muslims in Muhammed. Their god however is the same existence. Pretty sure Jesus is even mentioned in the Koran.
None of the religions make much sense, hence they are all divided into so many denominations.
No. Our religions are entirely different.
Muslims worship Allah and Muhammed
Christians worship God and Jesus, who died for our sins
:elmo:what a nice troll. That's just dialect.
God/Got is a german/normadic dialect for it.
you know what other people call God? Dio, Deus, Dios, etc.
much like how in Hebrew it is Yahweh and Arabic is Allah.
All the same, just different names. Like God's name before was solely Deus due to the Romans and now we know it simply as God due to the heavy english use in global communication
Huh? You're making it complicated.
God promised to send his son to be sacrificed for their sins. It even says in the bible that "All fall short to the glory of God", which is why he paved the way to Heaven with Jesus.
It says in the bible:
John 3:16
"For God so loved the world, he gave his only begotten son, that whoever should believe in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."
God promised the Jews a messiah and they rejected him anyway. Only a few Jews saw the truth and turned to Jesus, including his disciples.
God paved the way, he made his promises and swore an oath, but no one will take it, so it's their fault that they won't see the promised land once they cross that veil.
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You're clearly not the one who should be speaking on behalf of an entire religion.:elmo:
Not trolling. Our religion and traditions are entirely different.
If you can't see that then you are clearly blind.
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