A Gentile Church, Or Was It Meant To Be a Messianic Community?

Everyone who has criticized Christianity has a point. As someone put it, "Jesus wasn't a Christian," but a Messianic Jew. They, like others, have also argued that the Roman Empire have taken what was meant to be Jewish with HaMashiach shel Eretz Yisra'el (The Messiah Belonging to Israel), and Gentilized it. Look at the Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox church. Look at their branches- i.e., the Lutheran, Calvinist, Southern Baptist, Pentecostal, and Russian Orthodox churches. Is it any wonder that Jews like Alan Colmes and Jackie Mason consider Messianic Judaism/Christianity (in Bibilical, not Gentile, context) the "religion of the goyim" or the Jesus of the Bible a "Gentile god"?

See the Gospel of Mattityahu ("whoops", Matthew), aka Levi, or Yochanahn (John). How about Kefa (Cephas, Peter) and Ya'akov (James/Jacob) writing to Jews? Let's not forget a book called Hebrews. There was also a Jew named Shaul who became Paul and wrote to Jews and Gentiles.

See Yochanahn 4:22 and Romans 1:16 and Romans 9-11. Also, read the Complete Jewish Bible. Any goy who doesn't think that the Old and New Testaments (Tankah and Brit Chadasshah) is actually the complete Tankah is missing a key about Yesha'yahu (Isaiah) and the prophecies about the Gentiles.