Who is the Messiah?

Their specialty; besides, Christians are of the Nations, and as a result they don't think Messianic prophecies include us, except as their worker drones. In short they are a miserable people, filled with horrific sin and prelest.

Maybe it's because European Christians persecuted Jews for centuries that they have such disdain for Jesus and Christianity? Yeah it's still a double standard but seriously, there is a logic behind this, it isn't some "MUH JEWISH CONSPIRACY" nonsense. Go back to Zig Forums if you believe that crap.

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But if you believe the Bible, it predates any persecution. The Pharisees, who modern Judaism is an outgrowth of, persecuted the early Christians not to mention had Pilate put Christ himself to death.

Equating all Jews to Lubavitchers is like equating all Christians to snake-handling tongue speakers. Saying "this is what all Jews believe" because of what one Chabad says is ignorant. Ignorance doesn't help your cause.

I didn't do that. I just said they're still considered Jews even though they think the messiah already came.

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I didn't mean you specifically, but OP clearly believes that one Chabad's opinion speaks for all Jewish people. And, yes, they're still considered Jewish because of maternal lineage. Even in Orthodox Jewish circles, one doesn't cease being Jewish for changing religions - including Christianity. If your mother is Jewish, then you are Jewish according to Jewish law. No exceptions.

Though I should point out that "Jews for Jesus" is a Baptist organization and not Jewish.

I've never heard a Jew refer to a Christian with a Jewish mother as a Jew. But okay. Jew can be both an ethnic and a religious category. But if I understand correctly, Lubavitchers are still considered to be practicing the Jewish religion, even if incorrectly. But if someone believes Jesus was the messiah they are never considered religious Jews - even if they believe in keeping Torah, etc., as some sects do. Seems inconsistent.

Solid evidence there, friend. I've never heard a Jew refer to Chabads as Jews, so I guess we even out.