In today’s terms a so-called or self-styled Jew is any person who believes in Judaism. In biblical times a Jew was a person born in the Kingdom of Judah, ("Judeans", Old Testament Jews) who where not descendants from the original ten tribes. Judaism from its inception, was not the religion of the Hebrew Bible, (Hebrew scriptures, Old Testament). All references to Bible quotes herein will be from "the Oxford Annotated Bible", ("OAB") new revised standard version, edited by Bruce M. Metzger & Roland E. Murphy, (published by Oxford University Press, © 1991). The Hebrew scriptures seem to have been recognized as three-stepped: the Law, the Prophets, and the Writings (or Hagiographa). This threefold division is often referred to today by the acronym TaNaK (Torah, Nebi'im and Kethubim, THE HEBREW WORDS FOR THE THREE GROUPS). (OAB, P. xxxi).

Judaism was a newly formalized belief system of the PHARISEES, which arose in Babylon with the commitment of the oral tradition of the elders to writing after the destruction of the temple in AD 70. Judaism is a man-made religion of Talmudic Tradition and Kabbalistic Superstition, but the strange gods of Talmud and Kabbalah, the god of a sacred mountain and the god of Canaan, and the racial self-worship they inculcate which represents the institutionalized nullification of Biblical law and doctrine. *Through Moses, Jehovah (Hebrew: Yahweh other forms, Yahve, Yahveh, and Yahwe) became the god of Israel after the deliverance from Egyptian bondage. Jehovah was originally the god of a sacred mountain (Sinai or Horeb). As national god, Jehovah led the Israelites into Canaan and after assuming the functions of the Baals and taking over their sanctuaries, he became the god of Canaan as well as of Israel. By declaring that Jehovah was an international god of justice, Amos (c. 750) paved the way to the recognition of Jehovah as the only god in existence, in Isaiah 40-55, (C. 550). The combination of this prophetic theology with the elaborate temple worship proposed by Ezekiel at that time produced a new religion, Judaism, a revealed religion of salvation possessing a body of inspired scripture that grew from the Law of Moses in Deuteronomy (published in 622) to the Old Testament (without the Apocrypha), the canon of which was closed about 90 A.D. (*Source: An Encyclopedia of World History, P. 30, compiled & edited by William L. Langer, Coolidge Professor of History, Harvard University, © 1940 & 1948, by Houghton Mifflin Company ). "According to the Biblical narrative, the migration into Canaan [of the Hebrew tribes] was led by Abraham, who came from the region of Haran that lies in the angle of the Euphrates northeast of Syria. There is good evidence that this was his ancestral home; archaeological findings have confirmed that customs presupposed in Genesis existed in this area. It is also recorded that Abraham moved to Haran from Ur in Chaldea, where he had settled; his move that may reflect the fact that in the nineteenth century B.C., Ur was destroyed by invading Elamites....Abraham's religion, so far as we can tell, centered on the belief in a god whom he called El-Shaddai, 'Divinity of the Mountains'. There is evidence that his tribe also venerated ancestral images." (NInIan Smart, The Religious Experience of Mankind.) *In the time of Ancient Roman the divine invasion swelled from year to year. From southern Italy came the worship of Pythagoras-vegetarianism and reincarnation. From Hierapolis came Atargatis, known to the Romans as dea Syria, "the Syrian goddess," Aziz the "Zeus of Doliche," and other strange gods; their worship was spread by Syrian merchants and slaves; and at last a young priest of a Syrian Baal ascended the throne as Elagabalus-worshiper of the god of the sun. From hostile Parthia came the cult of another sun-god, MIthras, Its devotees were enlisted as soldiers in the great cosmic war of Light against Darkness, of Good against Evil; It was a virile faith that won men rather than women, and pleased the Roman legions stationed on distant frontiers where they could hardly hear the voices of their native gods. From Judea came Yahweh, an uncompromising monotheist who commanded the most difficult life of piety and regulation, but gave his followers a moral code and courage that supported them well in tribulation, and clothed with a certain nobility the life of the humblest poor. Among the Roman Jews who prayed to him were some, as yet obscurely distinguished from the rest, who worshiped his incarnate and resurrected son. *(Source: Caesar and Christ, A History of Roman Civilization and of Christianity from their beginnings to A.D. 325, by Will Durant, Simon and Schuster, New York.) Judaism's god is not the God of the Bible, The conversion of King Bulan and the Khazar nation in the 7th century has resulted in about 90% of the so-called or self-styled Jews of today, descendents from the Khazar people. Therefore, none of these so-called Jews are of Judea and as such are whole and completely imposters, having no blood connection to the Jews of the Kingdom of Judah and are demigods. Jeffrey Kwintner, a Jew, writing in the Jewish chronicle of Dec. 29, 1989 says: "...Jews are the only exception. They were destined to be unique. The concept of racial purity within the Jewish nation is not a myth...The only facts to determine Jewishiness should be purely an hereditary one regardless of Jewish observance. A Jew is someone from Jewish stock. No one can make a gentile Jewish...We must retain our own exclusivity in order to survive and not be infiltrated by outsiders..."