Spiritual Warfare Fight Thread...

I don't know, but I'm sure you'll have no trouble digging up the threads to find out.

Really? Judaism?

What passages in particular lead you to the "tenuous at best" conclusion that "Jesus is recognized as a prophet by . . . Judaism."?

And what passages would those be? What do they say?

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Sanhedrin 11:

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Our Rabbis taught: Since the death of the last prophets, Haggai, Zechariah and Malachai, the Holy Spirit [of prophetic inspiration] departed from Israel; yet they were still able to avail themselves of the Bath-kol.

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Of course. But the issue is whether the Hebrews recognize(d) a specific man as a prophet.Edited by Jon, : No reason given.

Sure. That's definitely nearer the truth. But what does that make of your earlier response to Phat's question of whether Jesus has any meaning to Jews?

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jar in Message 86:

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Jesus is recognized as a prophet by both Islam and Judaism.

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Is Jesus recognized as a prophet by Islam and a rabbi by Judaism?

But that wasn't my question. Let me repeat it for you:What meaning does Jesus have to Jews? And how much? Is it even the same kind of meaning that Phat was asking about?

So not much meaning at all, then? His question was pretty clear, as was its intent.Jesus has no meaning to Jews. He is of no significance whatsoever. The only reason Jews have anything to say about Jesus is because of his relationship to Christianity. Were there no Christianity, there would be nothing today to say about Jesus, by Jews or by anyone else.