The original Christianity is an original sprout or branche from Hebrew roots: Jeshuah haNotsri (Jesus the Nazarene) was a Jew, his first followers were Jews and the founding-book, the New Testament, was written by Jews.
The main purpose of this sprout was to prepare the seventy nations (= the whole world) for the Kingdom of Elohim, the G'd of Israël. The original destination of the Christian churches in every country, city or village is to be a bridgehead, an outpost or a colony of Israël. Christians are destinated to be the settlers of the Kingdom of HaShem, Israëls G'd.
Three aspects - three questions In this lecture drs. Strijker tries to give some light on three aspects of Christianity: history, essence and future. These three aspects could be translated into three questions:
How is it posible that the followers of Jeshuah haNotsri instead of agents or propagandists became enemies of Israël?
What is the essential difference between Judaism and Christianity?
Is there a future for Christianity? When the whole world, all seventy nations, surrender to the Kingdom of HaShem, what then will be the relationship between Christianity adn Judaism, and between Israël and the 'Hebrewized' nations?
