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Discovering The Jewish Jesus with Rabbi Schneider

How Judaism and Christianity Separated: The Revolt

The first believers in Jesus were recognized as Jews. In fact, Jesus never wanted the Gentiles to become separated from their Hebrew roots. What kind of persecution did the early church face, and how did it contribute to the separation of Judaism and Christianity? Find out in today’s episode.

Visit our website at DiscoveringTheJewishJesus.com

 
The first believers in Jesus were recognized as Jews. In fact, Jesus never wanted the Gentiles to become separated from their Hebrew roots. What kind of persecution did the early church face, and how did it contribute to the separation of Judaism and Christianity? Find out in today’s episode. Visit our website at DiscoveringTheJewishJesus.com
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