jeremiah1five
BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY
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Luke was most definitely Jewish as God ordained the oracles of God be handled by Jews and I doubt He would change this up at this point in the Redemptive history of the Jews to give His Word to a Gentile.
- It was written predominantly by Jews (Luke was probably not Jewish).
- It was not written ENTIRELY for Jews. No serious bible scholar would make that claim. [Try to quote one.] Many books in the NT have a decidedly gentile audience based on the text.
Judaism is a Jewish religion. Jesus was promised to the Jews and to the Jews He came. He was sent to the lost sheep of the House of Israel. He taught Israel. He died for His Bride and Church who is Israel. He sent His disciples into Gentile lands to herald His arrival to the twelve tribes scattered throughout the then-known world with the message that God has kept His promise and they needed to know that. The writers were Jewish. They wrote on subjects concerning the Jews and the effect Israel's Messiah had on Judaism. They didn't just figure it out. They needed help and Jesus sent people like Paul a Pharisee, and Apollos, and Priscilla, and Barnabas, and Peter, and James, Jude, John, Matthew, Epaphroditus, and other Jews versed in the Law and the covenants and the Scriptures. The majority of Christians in the several decades after Jesus ascended and soon after the destruction of the Temple were predominantly Jewish and were the founders of the New Testament Church which was a continuation of the Old Testament Church of twelve tribes in the desert at the time of the Tabernacle. They were called the "Great Congregation" then and had upwards of 3 million plus who came out of Egypt and were part of the Abrahamic and Mosaic Covenants plus the Jewish prophets who spoke God's word to Israel. Christianity is Completed Judaism.