Part I – Refutations of Christianity’s Claims and Objections to Judaism
Chapter		Refutations of the Following Christian Claims and Objections
		Preface
1		Why Jews do not believe that Jesus was Messiah
2		God’s alleged rejection of Israel and the Jews
3		Israel’s rejection of Jesus left them without a king
4		Rabbi Gamaliel’s “prophecy” regarding the church
5		Gentiles rule over Jews because of the Jews’ sins
6		No prophecy for current exile proves Jesus is Messiah
7		No prophecy for current exile proves curse of Lev 26:38
8		Jews cannot receive tribal inheritance because of lost genealogy
9		Plurality of Elohim proves doctrine of the Trinity (Gen 1:1)
10		Plurality of Elohim proves doctrine of the Trinity (Gen 1:26)
11		Adam’s fall and Original Sin
12		"Prophetic proof" of Jesus’ victory over Satan (Gen 3:15)
13		Jesus is Abraham’s seed which blesses the nations (Gen 22:18)
14		Prophecy of the scepter fulfilled in Jesus (Gen 49:10)
15		Jesus argues against kashrut (Matt. 15:11)
16		Jews cursed because they cannot keep Torah perfectly (Deut 27:26)
17		Israel to have no restoration from current exile (Lev 26:42)
18		Torah concerns physical life only, not spiritual life nor afterlife
19		Torah was temporary, abrogated by Jesus’ new law
20		Jesus gave a new law, prophesied by Isaiah 2:3 and Isaiah 51:4
21		Isaiah’s prophecy of the virgin birth (Isaiah 7:14)
22		Jesus, the suffering servant (Isaiah 52-53)
23		Man, unable to keep all the laws of Moses, cannot earn salvation (Isaiah 64:5)
24		Annulment of the laws of Moses prophesied (Jeremiah 3:16)
25		Jesus, the Divine Savior, living among men prophesied (Jeremiah 14:8)
26		An everlasting captivity for the Jews without redemption prophesied (Jer 17:4)
27		God’s promises to the Jews were conditional (Jeremiah 18:7)
28		Herod’s slaying of the children of Bethlehem foretold (Jeremiah 31:15)
29		New covenant prophesied in Jeremiah 31:31 fulfilled in Gospel of Jesus
30		The Jewish feasts, new moons and Sabbaths revoked by Jesus (Hosea 2:11)
31		Judas’ betrayal of Jesus for 30 pieces of silver foretold (Amos 2:6)
32		An everlasting captivity for the Jews without redemption prophesied (Amos 5:2)
33		Messiah to be born in Bethlehem, hence must be Jesus (Micah 5:2)
34		Jesus alleged to be the glory of the latter house (Haggai 2:9)
35		Entrance of Jesus into Jerusalem on donkey foretold (Zechariah 9:9)
36		Prophecy of the Messiah being pierced and slain (Zechariah 12:10)
37		Prophecy that Jesus would be smitten and his flock scattered (Zechariah 13:7)
38		Widespread acceptance of Christianity foretold (Malachi 1:11)
39		John the Baptist the new Elijah who proceeds the Messiah (Malachi 3:23-24)
40		David spoke of Jesus sitting at the right hand of God (Psalms 110:1)
41		Jesus 2nd advent foretold (Daniel 7:13)
42		Foretelling of Jesus being cut off childless after 70 weeks (Daniel 9:26)
43		The matter of the Christian Apocryphal books briefly dealt with
44		Messiah brings one faith & one creed - Judaism (Isaiah 45:23, Zephaniah 3:9)
45		Passages from TN”K quoted in the Christian Testament are not applicable
46		Divine chastisement of Gentile nations who persecute the Jews
47		Was Jesus crucified with his will or against his will?
48		A challenge to the doctrine that Jesus’ blood could save Christians from hell
49		Myriad inconsistencies between Christian doctrines and the teachings of Jesus
50		Doctrinal additions to the NT, in spite of their scripture condemning such

 

Part II – Review and Refutation of the Christian Testament’s Inconsistencies
Chapter		Topic Examined and/or Refuted
		Introduction to Part II
1		The genealogies of Jesus according to Matthew and Luke compared
2		The virgin birth
3		Mary not a virgin after the birth of Jesus, Jesus not called Emmanuel
4		Matthew’s misapplication of Hosea 11:1
5		Matthew’s errant use of Jeremiah’s prophecy (31:15) of Rachel weeping
6		Matthew’s invention of the prophecy of Messiah being from Nazareth
7		The temptation of Jesus
8		Jesus dwelt in Capernaum, said to be foretold by Isaiah 9
9		Fishers of men is bad metaphor (but is appropriate for Christianity)
10		Doctrine that the law of Moses was superceded by Jesus contradicts Jesus
11		Matthew’s imaginary commandment of Moses to “hate thy neighbor” refuted
12		Doctrine of the divinity of Jesus examined
13		Jesus claimed to bring strife, not peace, opposing prophecies of Messiah’s peace
14		Using the reasoning that defends the trinity, it and the apostles are a unity
15		Jesus’ claim that John the Baptist was Elijah refuted
16		A proof by Jesus himself against the trinity doctrine (Matt. 12:32, Luke 12:10)
17		Another challenge to Mary’s virginity from Matthew 13:55, Mark 6:3
18		Jesus teaches against kosher laws of Moses (Matthew 15:1-25, Mark 7:1-24)
19		A 2nd proof by Jesus against the trinity doctrine (Matthew 19:16, Mark 10:21)
20		A 3rd proof against the trinity doctrine by Jesus (Matthew 20:23, Mark 10)
21		Jesus, because of his self-declared status as servant, is not divine (Matt. 20:28)
22		Error regarding death of Zacharius prove non-divine inspiration (Matt. 23:35)
23		Disagreement in stories of Jesus’ anointment of oil prove non-divine inspiration
24		Jesus and God aren’t one, especially in will, shown by passion story prayer
25		Misapplication of the passage re: 30 pieces of silver examined (Matt. 27:9-10)
26		A 4th proof against the trinity doctrine by Jesus (Matt 27:46, Mark 15:34)
27		Another proof against the divinity of Jesus from Matthew 28:18)
28		Misrepresentation of the passage regarding David eating the shewbread
29		Mutual discord between Jesus and his family
30		Examination of Jesus’ cursing of the fig tree (Mark 11:11-13, Matthew 21:18)
31		A 5th proof against the trinity doctrine (Mark 13:32)
32		Inconsistencies in the gospels concerning Mary’s disbelief and her revelation
33		(?) Perceived as inapplicable by the translator, Moses Mocatta, so not included
34		The gospels’ own refutation of the miraculous birth of Jesus
35		Examination of the incorrect and inconsistent accounts of the genealogy of Jesus
36		Non-fulfillment of Isaiah 61 in Jesus, who said he fulfilled it (Luke 4:17-21)
37		Jesus and Paul shown not to practice what they preach re: turning the cheek
38		One example of illogical replies made by Jesus (Luke 9:37-41)
39		Examination of the alleged salvation of Jesus in light of poor Lazarus
40		God apparently did not accept Jesus’ prayer to forgive the Jews
41		John the Baptist denies being Elijah (John 1:21) in contradiction to Jesus
42		Another proof against Mary’s continued state of virginity after Jesus’ birth
43		Jesus’ unreasonable answer to a request for a sign from the Jews (John 2:18-20)
44		A 6th proof by Jesus against the trinity doctrine (John 6:38)
45		Jesus own brothers did not believe in him, why should we?
46		Tradition of Jesus’ teacher exposed in Talmud, against John’s assertion
47		The adulterous woman given a lax sentence goes against Torah
48		A 7th proof by Jesus against the trinity doctrine (John 8:40)
49		Union of faith not accomplished by Jesus as claimed in John 10:16
50		Refutation of Jesus’ claim (John 10:30) that he and God are one
51		Jesus uses a psalm that admonishes his claim to be Son of God
52		Jesus’ examples of unity contradict the Trinity concept or include the apostles
53		Jesus claims all power and knowledge from God, yet admits lack of same
54		Jesus gives a commandment of Moses, but says it is a new commandment
55		Jesus admits to being only God’s messenger, not God Himself
56		Account of Judas’ betrayal differs in John from Synoptics
57		The claim that the Jews lost Israel because they killed Jesus contradicted in NT
58		Jesus again admits to not being God
59		Jesus shows he didn’t consider himself to be the restorer of the kingdom
60		The duration of a religion does not prove the veracity of its tenets
61		The New Testament’s error in the chronology of Abraham’s migrations
62		An example that Jesus’ disciples were superficially versed in Scripture
63		Six more examples that Jesus’ disciples were superficially versed in Scripture
64		The apostles misquote Amos
65		The irony of modern disbelief in sorcery in conjunction with stories of same in NT
66		Inconsistencies in Christian text regarding food
67		Paul’s error regarding the length of King Saul’s reign
68		Paul’s misuse of Psalm 2 to prove Jesus is the Son of God
69		Paul misunderstands Psalm 16:10
70		Peter contradicts Jesus regarding obedience to Torah
71		James twists Amos 9:12 to say the Gentiles will acquire the Jewish inheritance
72		Another inconsistency between Jesus’ teachings and additional doctrines
73		Paul’s example of having Timothy circumcised conflicts with later doctrines
74		Paul’s example of having Timothy circumcised conflicts with his own teaching
75		Paul’s answer to “what must I do to be saved” conflicts with Jesus’ answer
76		Deifying humans was a common pagan practice, explaining Jesus’ deification
77		Paul says death reigned only until the Mosaic law, Jesus’ death inconsequential
78		Paul twists Hosea 1 to refer to Gentiles, when it actually refers to Israel
79		Taking Hebrew scriptures out of context is its own refutation, examples given
80		Words of God through Moses in Deuteronomy 30:14 misconstrued by Paul
81		Isaiah 59:20 misconstrued by Paul
82		Paul says Jesus’ death broke Satan’s power, yet also says Satan is still in power
83		Paul condemns breaking Mosaic laws from which Christians are supposedly free
84		Paul’s great presumption that man would someday judge angels
85		Another example of Paul’s inconsistency regarding circumcision
86		Another factual error in the allegedly perfect and inspired NT
87		Another example of concatenating two unrelated verses to support a doctrine
88		Paul contradicts John regarding whether or not Jesus’ brother James believed
89		Paul’s assertion that a shameful death released Jesus’ followers from God’s law
90		Ignorance of Hebrew language leads Paul to the wrong conclusion about “seed”
91		Psalm 68 misquoted and misconstrued
92		An example of Paul mentioning men first before God leads to questions
93		James epistle of works completely contradicts Paul’s gospel of faith alone
94		Troki notes that the book of Hebrews was rejected as apocryphal by early church
95		More verses from TN”K misused in Hebrew to prove Jesus is God
96		The strange doctrine that Jesus was lower than, yet worshipped by the angels
97		The Christian interpretation of the new covenant of Jeremiah 31:31 is in error
98		Psalm 40:7 misquoted to support notion that God did not want sacrifices
99		Dan is omitted from list of tribes, suggesting the biblical ignorance of author
100		Changes made against Jesus’ teachings prohibited by Christians’ own scripture