The Returning Messiah!
by JesusAnswers.Org
God came into the world as the child, Jesus Christ. The scripture said He came unto His own and (they do not believe in Jesus Christ) His own knew Him not. If you know anything about Orthodox Jews, then you will know that that they do not believe that Jesus Christ, or Yehoshua( in Hebrew) is the Messiah.

As a matter of fact if an orthodox Jewish person would convert to Jesus Christ, or Christianity (Yeshua Messiah), they would often loose their place in the family. They would be disowned, or considered dead. Often they would not even speak the wonderful name of Jesus Christ and taught their children the same. In most Jewish schools they would not speak or allow the students to say the name of Jesus. The name and person of our celebrated LORD was to them taboo!

Yet one of the greatest Jewish Rabbis (teacher) and modern day prophets shocked the whole Jewish Community in Israel with a dying prediction.Since Biblical New Testament times, the Jewish leaders always persecuted Jesus. As he walked the earth, healing and teaching, they allowed their jealousy and hatred for him to openly oppose his miraculous good works and entrusted them to satan. They also condemned any Jewish person in those days to be ostracized and caste out of the temple. Though Jesus said He was the Son of God, also meaning the Messiah, and the son the blessed, as they put it. He was condemned for this “blasphemy” as they called it. The Pharisees and Sadducees would violently oppose Him until they finally successfully completed and carried out a plan that would end in his death. All of this they propagated against a man who went around doing nothing but good.

But Jesus brought in a new way, and to this they were violently opposed, failing to understand the scriptures. Even though Zachariah said in those days, He shall be one God, and His name one, they failed to see where the scriptures predicted this. The scriptures also said that a people who had not had the light of God would see the light of God. Emmanuel, which Jesus is called means Elohim, or God with us. Those people were non Jews of whom the scriptures say a people who sat in darkness have seen a great light. We saw the light of God through Jesus Christ, not just the light of the star of Bethlehem that had been seen. It is Jesus Christ that is the light to light the gentiles and the world.

In Christianity, Christians realize that Jesus Christ is the Messiah, though many fail to understand that He is God with us, a living human expression of God. Scripture says He is the express image of the invisible God and that God is a Spirit…the LORD our God is one. What deceived gentiles and Jews alike is that God remained One God while walking among mankind in the man Jesus Christ. When Jesus said; I and my father are one, the Jews thought he was making himself (a man) to be the Almighty God, to them being blasphemy. To the gentiles He was becoming and additional god or person, yet he was only a man with the spirit of God at the helm, instead of a human spirit in control.

Because of this, violent opposition that the Jewish people had toward Jesus, or Yeshua, until this day, they would never accept Him. However in a great lesson to them and us in this day, the Jewish Orthodox Sage, who was a counselor to Rabbis and also a healer made a startling proclamation. In a letter instructed to be opened a year after his own death at 108 years old, named Jesus Christ, or Yeshua the savior of Christianity, as the true messiah, and that He is returning very very soon.

He said that Jesus came to Him in a vision and that also his return would be after the death of the Jewish leader Ariel Sharon, who is now in a vegetative comatose state. The Bible says that God will not do anything without first telling his prophets. This prophecy lets all men know that the coming of the LORD is very near, and that we all need to be ready. As God’s word says. we should take heed, lest that day come on us unawares as a thief in the night. Be Ready. Repent, be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Acts 2:38