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The funniest thing about J3ws is that for 2,000ys now they have had series of Messiahs that they were all fooled to follow only for that messiah to end up disappointing them.

Now why J3ws are all riled up that this time (soon) their messiah will appear is because this will be the 12th one to appear.

Jews have a thing for numbers. Its part of their schizophrenia .

Here is a chronological list of Jewish messiahs:

1st century BCE–1st century CE: Several figures arose before and around the time of Jesus, reflecting widespread messianic expectations during Roman rule. These include:
Judas of Galilee, who led a revolt against Roman taxation after Herod’s death (c. 4 BCE).
Simon of Peraea, a former slave of Herod who rebelled and was executed by Romans (c. 4–15 CE).
Athronges, who led a rebellion with his brothers against Roman rule and Herod Archelaus (c. 4–2 BCE).

2nd century CE: Simon bar Kokhba led a major revolt against Rome (132–135 CE) and was hailed as Messiah by Rabbi Akiva, who cited biblical prophecies to support his claim. After his defeat and death, his name was later changed to "Bar Koziba" ("Son of the Lie" by later rabbis.

5th century CE: [/b]Moses of Crete claimed to be the new Moses, promising to lead Jews through the sea back to Israel. His followers abandoned their homes and many drowned when he failed to deliver, leading to the collapse of his movement.

[b]12th century: [/b]David Alroy, a Persian Jew, declared himself Messiah and attempted to lead a revolt against Muslim rule, but his movement failed after his mysterious death.

[b]17th century: Shabbetai Zevi, a Jewish mystic from Smyrna, was proclaimed Messiah by Nathan of Gaza. He gained a massive following across Europe and the Middle East. However, after being imprisoned by the Ottoman sultan, he converted to Islam under threat of death—shattering the faith of his followers. Some adherents, known as Sabbateans, continued to believe in him in secret.

18th century: Jacob Frank, a Polish-Jewish leader, claimed to be the reincarnation of Shabbetai Zevi and the Biblical patriarch Jacob. He led a controversial movement that eventually converted to Christianity, influencing a sect known as Frankism.

19th–20th century: Abraham Abulafia, a 13th-century mystic, and Moses Luzzatto, an 18th-century Kabbalist, were also seen by some as messianic figures, though their movements were smaller in scale.

[b]Modern times: [/b]Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe (1902–1994), is believed by many Chabad followers to be the Messiah. Though he never claimed the title himself, his adherents continue to await his return.

You can see this Judaism is nothing short of a cult composed of the most batshit lunatics.

Ogbeni get a life and rest, stop letting Jews to live in your head rent free.

They failed to show faith when God visited them through the ministry of Jesus of Nazareth so according to him their nation has been condemned and left in dense spiritual darkness!
Matthew 21:43; 23:37-38

Jakarta:
Ogbeni get a life and rest, stop letting Jews to live in your head rent free.

That one?. Till the end of his days, he'll keep on obsessing about jews.