Television ads presenting Jesus as “the Jewish Messiah” are generating an impressive response, the Messianic Jewish broadcaster airing the spots said.

The concept of the Messiah arouses discord between Jews and Christians. In classical Judaism, God will ultimately send the Messiah to raise the dead and open the way toward the restoration of Eden ...

The term Messiah, literally "anointed," refers in the Bible to an expected king and deliverer of the Jews. Jews and Christians differ in their beliefs about the Messiah.

We all pray to the same God. My question is: Why haven’t the Jews accepted Jesus Christ as their Messiah? It’s been more than 2,000 years since Christians accepted Jesus as the Messiah.

These scholars argue that the Gospels' concept of a messiah would have been totally alien to Jews in that era. Christianity was far different from Judaism. Rudolf Bultmann, a supremely influential ...

The great medieval rabbi Maimonides included a belief in the Messiah as one of the 13 principles of the Jewish faith, the minimum required of all religious Jews.

In Orthodox or Hasidic Judaism, what are the prophecies and thoughts concerning the Jewish Messiah? Considering they already have the promised land, what's his job exactly?

Messianic Judaism is a biblically-centered movement of Jewish people who believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah of Israel and Savior of the world.

Just as the paradox of a crucified messiah supercharged early Christianity, Scholem suggests, the paradox of a converted messiah — admittedly not quite as, well, dramatic — souped up Sabbatianism.

The claim by Jews for Jesus that one can be Jewish and believe Jesus is the Messiah is deeply offensive, they say.

ATTITUDES TOWARDS JUDAISM IN EARLY CHRISTIAN WRITINGS By the same token, you can see different attitudes towards the Jewish community in various writings of the early Christians.

We all pray to the same God. My question is: Why haven’t the Jews accepted Jesus Christ as their Messiah? It’s been more than 2,000 years since Christians accepted Jesus as the Messiah.