Living for Change by Denying the Greatness of Murder of “Christ”

This following concept, which Jews teach, "Mesirut nefesh," is a major reason for criticism of the most fundamental belief of Christians hold, "That Jesus brought healing through his death; that one died so that many may live."

In Judaism, there is no concept of good human sacrifice, not just giving up things that are pleasing for the soul, but human sacrifice is outright murder.  During Jesus’ murder he was still propagating his insane delusions of grandeur all the while probably considering himself as a martyr.  We should be glad for having the possibility for the insanity plea in the modern judicial system.

During communion Christians teach that either the wine and bread that they drink actually becomes the body and blood of Jesus, or that it is purely symbolic, in either case the eating and drinking of blood is no victory at all, and is a heinous vile religion.

 “Mesirut nefesh -- Hebrew term for self sacrifice -- means both "giving of life" and "giving of will." Self sacrifice is not just the willingness to die for one's beliefs; it is the way in which one lives for them. It is the willingness to sacrifice one's "self" -- one's desires, one's preconceptions, one's most basic inclinations.” - The Lubavitcher Rebbe via Chabad.org

Jews and Christians will have to disagree on this one.  Jews say that the way to best change the world is to live in the world and effect change to it by repairing the world, a good deed, which is a far cry from a rape of power, as was done to Jesus.

Still today, many weep for Jesus and what he went through, which I don’t wish to deny that he died a horrible death; however, a world of weeping and guilt over the murder of one person is no way to exist in a peaceful world.

Seriously, Christians, how can you celebrate this image? a heinous image, where you worship this man, a lunatic, having no idea of right or wrong?  Look to the dove, and the clean world brought to Noah because Noah LIVED to effect change!!!  In Jesus there is death and nothing but death.

The Pathway to Gan Eden: Risk Everything to Attain the Blessing of Hashem

I have commented extensively to the website, www.chabad.org.  Would I run, lie, or say that I was sorry for it, out of fear of people who hate Jews?  Would I choose to follow the pathway to the crematoriums in the Holocaust?  Of course, you should wonder what my aim is in following Judaism, and in claiming to be the Messiah.  Conclusively, I would choose the pathway the most Jewish though perhaps not perfectly.  I have to admit in my own finite mind that there is such a thing as the concept of martyrs.  However, I don't believe anyone dies without cause.  My aim is not to go out with a bang, but to hang around here on earth for a very very long time.  I would probably be disappointed if I only lived to be 1,000 years old.

I choose the pathway I believe Hashem would have me choose because my fear of Him is greater than any pain I might suffer on earth.  My belief is Hashem’s pathway for me is not to the crematorium, but should that change, I would do everything in my power, to save a fellow Jew, preventing the wrong path choice.

The younglings will ever need to be reared; clueless at birth.  I believe each of them will have a chance to meet Hashem, probably in the most dire place in order to ready their hearts, as that is His way of finding loyal followers.

Which direction will be chosen by me or others?  Maybe something I say or do will be of help.  Initially, choosing Hashem’s way will likely be of great difficulty.  Direction change will be needed.  I encourage anyone to risk everything to attain Hashem’s blessing.  The work is well worth it.