The verse states, 'Call him Yeshua, as he will save his people from their sins'; which he does through his teachings, and acting as an intercessor....'This is why he was called 'salvation', as he would bring it to his people'....
Yet he offered the Jews the opportunity to join in the Messianic age (i.e. salvation, wedding party), and they declined the offer.
Since can clearly show multiple symbolic linking passages to Yeshua, where Ezekiel confirms the maths.....Would be interested where you're in it as well?Isaiah isn't any more about Jesus than it is about me.
Concerned that if you've been teaching Christianity, there is no way to, without comprehending it is mainly built on Paul's writings, so I'd expect you to know them more or less....Sorry, but the Tanakh doesn't deal with "Pauline Christianity", nor am I particularly enamored with it anyway.
The Tanakh also deals with Saul, it was even made a proverb in advance, 'is Saul among the Prophets'.... Plus multiple other points are fulfilled by Paul's Pharisaic blindness.
If you were comprehending it; then we could start to have a dialogue....You can obviously believe in anything you want to believe in, but you're simply not making any sense whatsoever.