I was told that Jews believe there is only one coming of the Messiah. Christians believe in a second coming. Is this true and if so, how does traditional Jewish belief reconcile the prophecies of the Messiah both as the "suffering servant" (Isa. 52) and as One who comes in power and glory (Isa. 66 and Malachi 4)?
I was told that Jews believe there is only one coming of the Messiah. Christians believe in a second coming. Is this true and if so, how does traditional Jewish belief reconcile the prophecies of the Messiah both as the "suffering servant" (Isa. 52) and as One who comes in power and glory (Isa. 66 and Malachi 4)?
Benny they thej ews who dont believe in Jesus do not see isaiah 53 as the suffering servant more like The nation of israel suffering.
But when I read the bottom of isaiah 53 he done no wrong no evil etc.... this alone can knock this being about israel off. It clear is messiah who done no wrong. Daniel also have some second coming verses. Daniel
Daniel 7:13 (King James Version)
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13I saw in the night visions, and, behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds of heaven, and came to the Ancient of days, and they brought him near before him.
daniel 8 deals with The The messiah counterfit satan The anti-christ