Jesus explaining the Kingdom of God to the Jews
CHRIST AND THE JUDAIZERS
Question:
Are still the Judaizers until now rejecting our Lord Jesus Christ as the Messiah?
Are they require to be converted to the Catholic Church that was founded by Christ?
Answer:
Yes, still they are rejecting our Lord Jesus Christ as the messiah and in fact they even until now spread the lies where they said that “Christ’s body was stolen at the tomb” in order to hide the truth that Christ resurrected from the dead, since they can’t accept the fact that Christ is the Messiah (Mat 28:11-15).
Also, they did not accept our Lord Jesus Christ because until now they are not converted to the Catholic Church. If they really accept Christ, then they must be converted, but that’s not their case. It means that despite of Ecumenism, still they don’t acknowledged Christ as the Messiah in their doctrines.
They are required to be converted to the Catholic Church because of the following reasons:
In the Old Testament, there were prophecies about the Messiah and that was fulfilled by Christ since he is the Messiah (Deu 18:18-19, Isa 7:14, Isa 53:1-12, Zec 9:9-10).
The Almighty Father said that “this is my beloved Son, listen to him!!!” (Mar 9:7) and that was referring to our Lord Jesus Christ. So therefore, we must listen and follow our Lord Jesus Christ.
Christ said that he will build his Church (Mat 16:18). Then, the Church is his body and in his Church, he will be there (Col 1:18, Mat 28:19-20). Also, Christ is the door and those who will enter will be saved, but those who will not enter will not be saved (Jn 10:9).
Remember also that we are part of Christ’s mystical body and that is the Church (1 Cor 12).
It means that the Judaizers must be converted to the Catholic Church because it was said by the Father that we must listen to Christ and Christ said that he will build his Church, and members of it are the parts of that mystical body, the Church.
Also, the Judaizers must accept Christ and be converted to the Catholic Church because Christ is the fullness of the salvation (Mat 5:17, Jn 1:17).