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Each year, over 1,000 Christian missionary groups spend $Millions targeting Jews. Over 500,000 Jews have been converted worldwide. To win Jews, missionaries present themselves as Jewish to entice Jews to convert to Christianity. They may call their clergy “rabbis” and their churches “messianic synagogues,” refer to Jesus Christ as Yeshua HaMashicah, ישוע המשיח or ישו הנוצרי and the New Testament as the Brit HaChadasha, הברית החדשה and their religion as Messianic Judaism or יהדות משיחית.
While presenting Christianity in the guise of Judaism members of this movement may call themselves Jews for Jesus, Hebrew Christians, Messianic Jews, Messianic Jewish Christians or יהודים משיחיים to attract Jews. They often celebrate Jewish holidays with a Christian interpretation. They hold Shabbat services, wear Jewish skullcaps & prayer shawls to create the impression that a Jew can be a Christian and still maintain their Jewish identity. Using Torah Scrolls, Shabbat candle lighting, Hamotzei & Kiddush they make unaffiliated Jews feel comfortable & welcome in their churches. These missionaries operate widely over the Internet, TV & radio programs, run public events, distribute missionary literature in the streets and visit people at their home or work.
