Jewish And Christian Perspectives: A Comparative Analysis

Throughout the centuries, many attitudes and perspectives of Jewish and Christian mindset have changed, thus causing the focus to shift towards the two branches coming from the same root and be understood in the context of a servant. This mission to the gentiles as a “shoot” sprouting out of the tree stump, once cut down and predestined to arise in Isaiah 49:6. It reads, “Is it not enough that you are merely my servant to raise up the tribes of Ya’akov and restore the offspring of Israel; I will give you as a light to the nations, that my salvation made preach to the end of the earth.”1 This scripture has many implications for which it states, and one will see not only the complexity but also, the depth of nature in which the Lord attended to the needs of all mankind for those who are willing. …show more content…
Of course, it has gone through various ups and downs pertaining to the position of maturity and growth. Whether it be from a pre-millennial theology or a dispositional ideological perspective, the second branch was established. In the process of doing so, the support for the Jewish people became important and well understood for God’s divine purposes eschatologically. There was a deep sense of Spiritual responsibility that emerged from the ins and outs of it’s maturing developmental stages. Inherently, it was the sense of devotion towards God’s chosen people and the trustworthiness the Lord had ascribed to the gentiles for the coming of the