HA MOSHIACH
HAS NOT COME YET
Christians claim that their religion was founded on
Judaism and that the New Testament (NT) replaces the OT (the Original Text). And that none of G-d’s laws, which He stated to be in effect for all
time and eternity, are relevant any longer.
Without doing any individual research in
original sources to discover the truth, people have been brainwashed into
thinking that Jesus of Nazareth is the messiah who was promised in the
so-called Old Testament, and is now claimed by their NT. What they do not realize is the fraud
perpetrated upon them by early Christian church fathers. These men misquoted the texts and thus
changed the rules that G-d had sent forth through His prophets. By making their
own rules, they knew that they could get people to believe anything!
In other words, nicely put, those who have translated the Torah to
reflect these Christian teachings have in a great many cases, not been faithful
to the original Hebrew and thus have given false impressions of what the Torah
originally stated.
It is very common for Christians to point out
hundreds of prophecies that they claim clearly “prove”, according to their translations
of their Old Testament , that Jesus was
the Messiah. However, when the NT is
compared with the authentic ancient base, the Hebrew Bible, and not the
Christian altered Old Testament, one can readily see many inconsistencies. When
these findings are subjected to intensive research by rabbis, scholars and
honest theologians, "christological proofs" disappear like sand
castles on the beach after a high tide.
Whether we see ten, or a hundred, or even
three hundred very weak so-called prophecies, we must realize that they are not
accurate. If we multiply each one by
zero, the result still equals zero. Even
if by the widest stretch of imagination a few prophecies may be seen as
messianic, the criteria for HaMoshiach were not, and have not been met by the
Christian’s Jesus.
Nowhere in the Hebrew Bible, the SOURCE DOCTRINE
does it say we have to believe in the moshiach (messiah). Throughout the Hebrew
Bible it does tell of people who are called moshiachs, which means that they
were kings and judges who were anointed. The actual translation of Hebrew word
moshiach is ‘the anointed one.’ These
people were smeared with special consecrating oils that were prepared
specifically for these occasions in as outlined in G-d’s Torah.
Nowhere in the Hebrew Bible, except in one verse,
does it mention the word HaMoshiach, (THE
Messiah). That was when it spoke of Aaron, the first High Priest, the Kohen
Gadol.
Yes, our prophets speak that the Messiah will come
during the Messianic era, because he will be the anointed king. As rabbis
teach, there are many presidents – president of the singing group – the chess
club – the bridge club – president of the bank – but if you would say “The
President said this in the media,” you would know who was being spoken of – the
President of the
Once the Messianic Age begins, Jews will know
when THE REAL MESSIAH comes, as there are
certain conditions that must be fulfilled.
The real HaMoshiach, will not be placed as a criminal on a Roman cross
as happened to the man the Christians refer to as their messiah. The prophets
in the Torah tell us that the Messiah will come at the beginning of the
Messianic era. A direct descendant of
King David, he will become the anointed king of the world and everyone will
know that he has been sent by G-d.
At that time peace will fill the world and
truly the Messianic Age will have arrived.
May we be blessed to see it soon.