Why didn't/don't Jews accept Jesus Christ as their messiah?

Question 17.3: Countering the Question: Why Don't Jews Believe in Jesus as the Messiah? Answer: The question above is a typical one asked by Christian Missionaries. The answer is easy, if one understands Jewish beliefs. read more

But it is good for me to state first, that not all Jews didn't/don't accept Jesus Christ as their Messiah. In fact, Christianity is Jewish in origin; almost all the early disciples of Christ, who helped to spread Christianity to the rest of the world, were Jews by birth (see Acts 1:6-8; Galatians 2:15). read more

Jews do not concern ourselves with the messiah’s identity, for the messiah is a person and the messiah's coming does not change our relationship with G-d. Jews do not accept the notion that Scripture “foretells” that G-d would robe Himself in flesh; in fact, to Jews, this idea is idolatry, and we stand against it. read more