Original sentence: Although both read prophecies telling of his coming in the Bible, the two interpret these same verses very differently.Christians hold Jesus to be a very different type of being.For Christians, the messiah is not a human being.Jesus sits in heaven at the right hand of God and will judge humanity in the end of days.Rather, he is believed to be the son of God in a literal sense, both fully human, and simultaneously divine, fully God.The liberation and peace brought by the messiah, in Christian terms, is primarily a spiritual peace and liberation; any political liberation is either seen as secondary or is not considered an issue at all
Edited sentence: Although Jews and Christians both refer to biblical prophecies concerning the coming of the messiah, they interpret them differently.For Christians, the messiah, Jesus Christ, is fully human and fully divine.He is the divine Word of God who clothes himself in our humanity, so that human beings can be participants in divine life.Jesus sits in heaven at the right hand of God and will judge humanity by his very presence in the end of days.Prophetic references to the future glory of Jerusalem are not interpreted in merely political or geographical terms, but as indications of the restoration of all creation that his unveiled presence will bring about.The Christian view of Jesus goes beyond such claims.The liberation and peace brought by the messiah, in Christian terms, is primarily the result of his manifesting the truth of God in all spheres of life