Jews and Christians worship the same God

Thanks however I don’t think I have as deep knowledge of the scripture as most of other brothers and sisters have. I am a gentile Christian not a Jewish believer. I’d remind that it is simply false to assume that the majority of the beliefs of Jews become true for Judaism. As I stated Jews are not Judaism. There are all sorts of Jews: Budhist, atheists, secular and all. Many Jews have been believers of Messiah based on the scripture. We for the topic have accepted the textual integrity of the NT to judge it with respect to the OT to find out whether Jesus is real Messiah or not and whether the God of NT and OT are same.I have already explained the concept of God according to Tanakh and I will continue to prove that the doctrine of Trinity perfectly fits with the Jewish scripture. It’d recommend the 5 Volume books “Answering Jewish objections to Jesus” by Dr Michael Brown who has dedicated decades of his life in the study of various aspects of theology tradition and he has written the best work to explain all the objections of Jews and answered them; those books are treasure for the topic. The skeptic might say Jesus didn’t fulfill the prophesies, if I ask them to show explicit prophesies of the Messiah that clearly talks about the role of Messiah, they will not give me a single reference. Because there is no such content list of the roles of Messiah in the tanakh; there are allusions and prophesies. The Jews before Jesus did recognize many prophesies like I mentioned in Daniel and Isaiah, Jesus fulfilled all those, but the hostile Jews are embarrassed for those same Talmudic ref where the ancient experts recognize prophesies.There is no national revelation in Judaism; the Scripture is only authority- Sola Scripture. I’d encourage the readers to read this website of my Jewish brother in faith; he has done excellent work to refute the objections of skeptics. For my argument read particularly the details of why there is no Oral Law given and suggested in the Scripture, why the Heb Bible hold Sola Scripture for authority which goes against the orthodox and rabbinic Judaism today. https://sites.google.com...For the common objections see the overview of the answers of Dr BrownObjection “Jesus can’t be the Messiah because the Messiah had to rebuild the Temple, yet the Temple was standing in Jesus’ day.”Answer: “There is a fatal flaw to your objection, since we know for a fact that many religious Jews in Jesus’ day were expecting the coming of the Messiah in their lifetimes. This means that they were not expecting the Messiah to rebuild the Temple; the Temple was already standing! As for the prophecies in the Hebrew Scriptures associating the rebuilding of the Temple with the work of the Messiah, we should point out that they were delivered during the time of the Babylonian exile and pointed to the rebuilding of the second Temple – and that Temple has been destroyed for more than 1900 years now. This means that we must reinterpret these passages if we are to apply them to a future rebuilding of the Temple. In that case, it can be argued that these prophecies await the return of the Messiah, when he will establish his kingdom on the earth and build the third Temple.” (Messianic Objections) http://realmessiah.com...The world peace will be brought in his final coming. The absurdity in their expectation that the absolute transforming peace will form on earth like turning into heaven is that human being by flesh have possibilities to sin, moreover such an amazing expectation entails a divine Messiah who will slide his magic wand and whole world will change. However Jesus has brought the peace in spiritual life of the believers from the time of his mission. The name of the God of Jews has already spread in the whole world only because of Jesus, to the most tribal and in the interior parts of the world peoples’ life has been transformed because of him, so the objection is absurd that the name of Yahweh is not known to whole world.Let me show how the three persons of trinity are YHWH or that Jesus is YHWH himself.Notice in John 12:37-43 in v41 John says Isaiah saw the glory of Jesus and spoke of him. The passage of OT quoted by John is Isaiah 6 and in that chapter Isaiah claims that he has seen YHWH by his eyes. According to John he saw the Manifestation of the Word of God- Jesus. I’m not saying just because NT says so it becomes true; but the objection is refuted that Jesus is not presented and believed as YHWH himself in NT.Septuagint or LXX, the Greek translation of tanakh was in common use for Jews during and before Jesus’ time. Every place for the name YHWH the Greek Septuagint states “Kurios” which is specific term LORD for YHWH, and “adonai and theos” is a generic term for Deity and God in general also for Elohim. In New Testament theos is primarily used for the Father and Kurios is for the Son. Once Jesus is called theos by Thomas in John 20:28 he spoke the exact wordings of Psalm 35:23 that is referred to YHWH. So both terms for YHWH are used for Jesus and they followed the Greek OT that time for Greek. There is no objection possible for terminologies. Moreover read Psalm 45: 6-7 “Your throne, O God, is permanent. The scepter of your kingdom is a scepter of justice.You love justice and hate evil. For this reason God, your God has anointed you with the oil of joy, elevating you above your companions”.It’s not about some pagan God. This is clearly referring to the Messiah- He is called Elohim God. The same verses are used to refer to Jesus in NT, in Hebrews 1: 8-9. Watch a very interesting panel debate between Christians and Unitarians on YouTube by name “Deity of Messiah” of 14 videos. Here is an extensive article on the term ego eimi (I AM sayings of Jesus) used by Jesus and its implication must read- http://vintage.aomin.org...In Luke 24 in those verses he didn’t quoted any verse rather he opened their minds to understand the scripture to see that whole Scripture was pointing towards him. There is an amazing video series “Passover to Pentecost” is highly recommended. The suffering and resurrection of the Messiah is in Isaiah 52:13 to 53; I already gave. Psalm 16:10 is again Messianic if not it’s an interpretation difference. If some Jews argued that Messiah was supposed to erase sin but not forgive, ask them for some reference. It’s just baseless denial. Isaiah 53 clearly talks about the servant being guilt offering and he intercedes for the sinners; by his wounds we are healed. Tanakh doesn’t say the Gospel to be preached whole world? That’s just argument from silence; for how come they expect him to bring God’s name to whole world? With no message of salvation but through the magic wand alone?I gave ref from the rendering of Memra in the Targum that explains their understanding of God’s Word. In Psalm 33:6 the “WORD” of YHWH is emphasized, the “Word” Memra of God is understood to be having a distinct personality of God- the Word is divine, just as the Wisdom of God- Prov 8:22-31. Mind you “YHWH” could refer to the Father or the Messiah; or to the (tri)unity of Godhead; The understanding of the Memra of God is exact what John wrote for Jesus; study that link carefully.In John 5:46 he did refer to Deut 18 prophet only whom Moses wrote. There is no conflict unless you hold that the Prophet and the Messiah should be two different individuals. Jesus is that prophet but not merely a prophet. Read 2nd speech of Peter in Acts 3:11 onwards, and his quotations and allusions to tanakh prophesies he mentions Deut 18Jesus identified himself as the Messiah, the Son of God and divine many times clearly Matt 26:63-64; John 5:15-18; John 11:23-27 Matthew 16:13-20. Read all promised are fulfilled through Jesus, what Joel 2:28-32 it happened in Acts 2:14 onwards)Let me see more objections. As we continue to study more of the scripture we can't help but to see Yeshua is the Promised Messiah, Savior of the World.