Question

Which is an example of a religious influence of Judaism?

A. Core Jewish principles such as polytheism, the Ten Commandments, and the teachings of Peter, Paul, and other apostles influenced Jesus's message.
B. Core Jewish principles such as the Messiah, absence of rituals, and the teachings of the New Testament influenced Jesus's message.
C. Core Jewish principles such as being saved from sin, spreading the faith, and the teachings of Joseph influenced Jesus's message.
D. Core Jewish principles such as monotheism, the covenant, and the teachings of Abraham, Moses, and other prophets influenced Jesus's message

Answer 1

D. Core Jewish principles such as monotheism, the covenant, and the teachings of Abraham, Moses, and other prophets influenced Jesus's messages

Answer 2

D. Core Jewish principles such as monotheism, the covenant, and the teachings of Abraham, Moses, and other prophets influenced Jesus's message

Step-by-step explanation:

The Old Testament, both the Torah and the later books often belonging to Jewish traditions are understand today as a Message of Salvation once exclusive to the Jewish nation.

The Patriarchs like Abraham, and Jacob, Isaac, Moses and other figures are often interpreted as prototypes of the Christ. Therefore the Jewish rituals that are described in the Old Testament are seen as figures for the coming of Christ and his teachings.

The claims of Jesus often evoke the prophets, as he declares that he is the confirmation of the Law that was given to Moses, and the justice, he identifies with all of his predecessors in that all are a shadow of the Kingdom that he preaches has come to earth.

There could be no Christianity without Jewish religion, as it is a faith that spreads to all peoples and completes a cycle in the history of mankind.