posted on Aug, 17 2008 @ 04:16 AM
I have considered it yes, I spent time to become very familiar with the messianic scripture that the concept of the messiah was based on, I then look
at what Yeshua did during his life, weighed up that against what is supposed to be "proof" of the messiah, looked at the world around me, and
realized that whilst he probably could have been the messiah, the actions of the jews (along with others) caused it not to be so.
In brief in the original jewish messianic texts, we are given two options for the end times, put simply we have "the gentle way" and we have "the
hard way".
They gentle way would happen if the jews fulfilled their mission to act as a spiritual light around the worship of one god to the rest of the nations.
If the jews upheld the various lengthy laws they need to abide by and get the rest of the nations to follow the seven noahide laws then the messiah
would "come early" so to speak, unify the world, heaven would manifest on earth and we would all have a jolly nice time.
Its possible that around the times of Yeshuas birth the world was ready for such a transformation, indeed even without his presence his followers
would go on to turn a largely pagen world into a monothestic one moreso than the jews whose "mission" it is to do so, they did this through the
spreading of Christianity, and by essentially being a driving force behind the creation of Islam (not on purpose obviously just how it played out).
However the tree has grown far from its roots, and modern days churches are clearly means of control as is the modern day bible.
Now all that aside there is also the many tasks before his death that Yeshua did not fufill that would mark him as the King Messiah. It is said in
Jewish literature that every generation a potential messiah is born, people who may become the messiah and who do great spiritual working even if it
turns out the world does not yet deserve the messiah to come. So with that in mind, the tasks undone, and the potential of potential messiahs, Im
happy to acknowledge Yeshua both exsisted, did great works and COULD HAVE BEEN the messiah, but the Jews did not deserve it, and indeed fought against
it.
As punishment the Rabbinical Jews rose to power, the jews became corrupted away from the original teachings, and became themselves tools of the
priesthood elite.
Now we are all waiting Christians, Jews, Muslims etc for "The Hard Way", in which under Judiac messianic scripture we are taught there will be 2
messiahs (Moschiach Ben Yosef and Moschiach Ben David), one followed by the other, and also what you would term the "anti-christ" who will kill the
first before the second in turn rises become the King Messiah, who will lead the earth to redemption.
I do believe in the Messianic Prophecy, I think it will take a great spiritual leader rising to save this world, frankly if I didn't believe it I'm
not sure how I would go on, and believe me if when that figure is clear to all, and if it turns out to be Yeshua I wont deny him because of that,
however I suspect the case wont be so clear cut, and if anything claiming to be the christ will be something that the "anti-messiah" will do.
I have my relationship with God, and I think that is what everyone should strive to find, don't put your faith in idols, or men, no matter how wise,
use their teachings to help you find the path to god, not as a emissary to work on your behalf because your better than that, dont give them obedience
because they tell you God will be angry with you if you don't, because thats just plain old fashion BS.