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@secondhand-wonderland wrote:

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@ufo_investigations wrote:

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@secondhand-wonderland wrote:

I'm still watching this as I type (I'm about 30 mins in)  

 

One guy says he has an encounter with Jesus and he's wearing a white robe with a blue sash, and Roth laughs and says oh yes he's wearing Isreali colours...  And then one of the other interviewees has to make a point of saying that Jesus is a Jew.  Sorry but that just doesn't make any sense to me.  

 

Their stories are quite touching, but all the re enactments and emotional music gives the presentration less credibility imo.  

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It makes a lot sense, Jesus is Jewish. The Jews are the chosen people.

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If Jesus is Jewish, why then do Jewish people not accept him as their lord and saviour?

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Read this I got it from a Priest:

The Catholic Church recognises that the Jewish people as the chosen people and the covenant of God made with them is still valid. In effect Catholics and Jews ultimately worship the same God. Catholics however believe that they have a much greater understanding of who the God is and God is like because God has most fully revealed Godself to humanity in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The God Jesus prayed to and worshipped is the God the Jewish people worship. Catholics worship the God of the Jewish people through Jesus Christ and have a much greater understanding of who God is by following Jesus.

The Jewish people worship God as a God who has revealed himself through the Scriptures, the patriarchs, the prophets and through a tradition of the interpretation of the scriptures we call the Old or First Testament. Catholics understand the God of the Jewish people as the God the Father. Jesus is fully God and fully human and Catholics understand Jesus as God the Son. Jesus promised that would send an advocate or helper to assist the Christian community until he returns in Glory at the end of time. Catholics understand the advocate to be God the Holy Spirit. It must be remembered that there are not three Gods. God for Catholics is One God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.