Here, in great brevity, is a summary of some of the major differences between Judaism and Christianity.
There are major fundamental differences in the belief systems of Christianity and Judaism. The following chart outlines these difference within Christianity and . Judaism
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Christianity |
Judaism |
| Nature of God | Trinity | Unity |
| Nature of Messiah | Divine Sin Sacrifice | Just Human Righteous King |
| Atonement | Blood required | Prayer and Repentance |
| Sin | Everyone stained by Adam and Eve | All begin with a clean slate |
| Satan | Fallen Angel | Agent of God |
| Torah | Written only | Written and Oral |
| Commandments | Not eternal or valuable | Eternal and of ultimate value |
| Exclusivity | Only Christians go to heaven | All righteous have a place |
| Land of Israel | Irrelevant | Crucial |
| Jews | Now, the church or irrelevant | God’s Chosen people |
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Commandments are Eternal:
The Jew recognizes that the commandments of God as expressed in the Torah are eternal (Psalm 119:144). The Jew sees in each of the commandments a God-given opportunity to express faith in God, to express faith in God’s word, and to acknowledge God’s total sovereignty over every aspect of life (Psalm 119:91). Every commandment is a gift of holiness from the divine source of all holiness (Leviticus 20:26). Studying the intricacies of the commandments brings one into contact with God’s own wisdom (Psalm 19:8). Through the study of God’s Law, the Jew attempts to bring the deepest facets of his nature in line with God’s holy will (Psalm 119:9). The Jew sees the Law as the path that God created to enable the Jewish nation to partake of His goodness (Psalm 119:93). Reach more
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