Important clarifications

Originally posted by ppm56: ↑

Your book is originally based on the Old Testament

Do you honestly think we need Islam to tell us that this, really
You will find that the Old Testament is a direct reflection on the NT, and the NT fore fills what in the OT

You ill also notice that the Christian religion is a continuation of Jews

And you will also see all the elements of OT salvation as been directly transferee or taken over by Christinity, in this case its by Jesus's death and resurrection which outside of this there is no salvation

The meaning of John 5:45-47
In John 5:45-47, Jesus is speaking to the religious leaders and making several points to them.

1. Jesus accuses the religious leaders of not believing in Him, despite the fact that He comes in God's name. He tells them that if they truly believed in Moses, they would believe in Him because Moses wrote about Him. This is a statement highlighting the continuity between the Old Testament scriptures and Jesus' ministry.

2. Jesus points out that He will not be the one who accuses them before the Father, but rather, Moses will be their accuser. This emphasizes the authority and significance of Moses in Jewish tradition.

3. Jesus explains that the religious leaders do not have the love of God in them. He tells them that He has come in His Father's name, but they do not receive Him. This highlights the spiritual blindness and hardness of heart that the religious leaders have, despite their position and knowledge of the scriptures.

These verses emphasize the importance of recognizing Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies and the necessity of having a genuine faith in Him in order to receive salvation and avoid judgment.

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Everything must be tested thoroughly with scripture and history, when the devil tempted Christ in the desert he did so be twisting God's word to suit his agenda, so we must exercise discernment and test all things.
Let's take a peek at the evidence and those that have ears to hear and eyes to see will learn the truth. The word Jew is a loaded term and is used 5 different ways in scripture (I have mentioned this previously)

Jacob had 12 sons;

Reuben (Not a Jew)
Simeon (Not a Jew)
Levi (Not a Jew)
Judah (Somehow a Jew)
Dan (Not a Jew)
Naphtali (Not a Jew)
Gad (Not a Jew)
Asher (Not a Jew)
Issachar (Not a Jew)
Zebulun (Not a Jew)
Joseph (Not a Jew)
Benjamin (Somehow a Jew)

Judah was one of Jacob's 12 sons and the term Jew refers to those that lived in or were from Judah, the territory of land that the tribe of Judah received as their inheritance once they entered the promised land. Later this was called Judea, a Greco Roman transliteration, and that means that the Jews were specifically from Judea. This is a big deal, it means those that before the territory of Judea was created were not Jews.

Moses wasn't a Jew nor was he Jewish, Jacob wasn't a Jew or Jewish either, Isaac wasn't a Jew nor was he Jewish, Abraham wasn't a Jew because Abraham was a Hebrew. Abraham was promised to be the father of many nations, not just one nation and one people, i,e the Jews.

All the patriarchs up to and including Jacob were referred to as Hebrews, God famously changed Jacob's name to Israel and between the time of Jacob through to the time of Moses and up until the territory of Judah was established the people of the bible were called Hebrews and Israelites.

Once the term Jew began being used it was only referring to a minority of people within Israel.

The bible is therefore not about the Jews nor are the Jews the founders of monotheism or even the majority of the people highlighted in scripture belong to the 10 tribes north and are never referred to as Jews.