Why do Jews only believe in the Old Testament?

Judaism, however, does not accept the central Christian teaching that Jesus Christ is the Messiah foretold in the Old Testament. This watershed point is ... There is a divine plan for history and it is moving toward a wonderful goal when Yahweh will be the King not only of the Jews but of all the earth. read more

Many Jews do believe in parts of the new testament. They believe in some of the things Jesus said, they just do not believe he is the Son of Man. The third type is what is known as reformed Jews. read more

The New Testament is the book about the origins of Christianity, and that is why Christians refer to the Hebrew Bible as the Old Testament, since Christians believe there is a now a new religion and a new testament. But Jews do not believe any new bible can be added to the Hebrew Bible, nor do they believe in the new religion of Christianity. read more

Conservative Jews believe in a Messiah who has yet to come. Christians believe Jesus is the Messiah the Jews have long sought. Second, conservative Jews accept only the Old Testament writings (which they call the Hebrew Bible) as their inspired texts. Christians accept the 66 books of the Bible, Old and New Testament, as the Word of God. read more