The three monotheistic Abrahamic religions, all have important information about the evil end of the ‘end of the old world; and the great wonders of the beginning of a new world. The Prophets of the Hebrew Bible started the Wonderful idea of hope for a future of worldwide peace. The Messianic Age in Judaism (Yemot HaMashiach) is a future era on Planet Earth characterized by prosperity, universal peace, and the ingathering of the Jewish exiles to the Land of Israel, and the universal recognition of one God. It is a time of physical and spiritual love and kindness for all mankind, not just an afterlife, brought about by humans who are spiritual descendants of prophet king David.

The Greek Gospels focused on one man who they thought was a personal Messiah and did not focus on the many verses of Hope for communities. Jesus the Messiah (or Jesus Christ) is believed by Christians to be the promised Savior of the Old Testament, the divine Son of God, and the savior of humanity. “Messiah” (Hebrew) and “Christ” (Greek) both mean “Anointed One,” representing a divinely appointed prophet, priest, and king who came to save people from sin and establish a heavenly kingdom. Muslims believe Jesus (Isa) is a Messiah because the Quran explicitly gives Jesus this title (Al-Masih) eleven times. Jews and Muslims may revere Jesus as a revered human prophet and a messenger of God; but not a Son of God.

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