Matthew,
However, according to the Messianic prophecies in the Hebrew Bible (which Christians call “OT”) the Jewish Messiah would be a man born by two human parents – i.e. he would not be divine/”Son of God”.
E.g. according to Isaiah chapter 7 to 9 in Hebrew: http://www.netzarim.co.il/Shared/MessPro.htm#Scripture-Yeshayahu-9.5
NT contains many concepts that are foreign to the Hebrew Bible and contradicts the Hebrew Bible. Those attributes and concepts were never used about the historical man and Torah-teacher called Y’hoshua by his followers Netzarim, but were used by Hellenists creating a new religion centered around the counterfeit image ‘Jesus’. Hellenists stole and corrupted some teachings of Y’hoshua and mixed them with their pagan ideas in order to create this counterfeit image.
Utmost care must be exercised to ensure that no one equates a manifestation of י–ה (the Creator) with י–ה Himself. Only a finite number of aspects can be represented in a physical being. Being Infinite,י–ה cannot be a physical being since a physical being is, by definition, finite.
It is impossible and contradicts Torah for any person to display the fullness of the Creator.
Shalom!
Many good points of the erronous reasoning of many Christians visavi kosher!!
Logical reasoning is unfortunately nothing that Christians use when it come to religion.
I was a devout Christian myself for six years and didn’t apply it. When I did apply it I changed religion.
Speaking of logic one must differentiate between the historical Torah-observant Jew described in the original authentic account of Matityahu – which Christians destroyed;
;and the anti-Torah ‘Jesus’ of the gospels whom teach against the Torah in many accounts.
Yehoshua was a human and thus not divine/”divine saviour”/”Son of God”. He was a spiritual son of the Creator and he taught that persons rejecting the Torah doesn’t receive forgiveness from the Creator. Documentation: Link
The distinction must be made between the historical first century Jew and Torah-teaching Rabbi called Yehoshua and the counterfeit image that were created by Christians – Jesus. Christians took some of Yehoshuas teachings and redacted them into the “gospels”.
Netzarim were the followers of the historical Jew called Y’hoshua.
They did not and don’t regard Ribi [title of a first century Jew in Jerusalem with rabbinic ordination] Yehoshua to be divine. He was a spiritual son of Elohim, just like all Torah-observant Jews and geirim – non-Jewish Torah-observant proselytes recognized by the Pharisee heritage Jewish community – are sons of Elohim.
They were in good standing in the Jewish community which logically implies they didn’t teach anti-Torah doctrines such as a “divine Messiah”. [note 1]
They taught that Ribi Yehoshua was the Jewish Messiah. The Jewish Messiah in the Hebrew Bible is a man and thus not divine [2].
The only Torah-compatible group claiming that Ribi Yehoshua is the Mashiach is the Netzarim (http://www.netzarim.co.il) in Ra’anana in Israel led by the Orthodox Jew Paqid Yirmeyahu Ben Dawid. Other groups are deceivers calling themselves Netzarim, but teaching doctrines incompatible with the Netzarim of the first century and incompatible with Torah.
Notes
1. Learn more here about Netzarim: http://www.followyeshua.com/history-museum/messiah-nazarenes-good-standing-in-the-jewish-community/
2. Comment on Isaiah chapter 7 – 9 : http://www.messianic-jew.com/messianic-judaism/yehudim-meshichimmessianic-jews-or-netzarimnazarenes/