Thank you for your kind reply @mortezayousefi ,
Jesus Christ was called Elohim by the Jews, they believed that he would come as the Son of God and go to the cross for their sins....they looked forward ....after Christ died on the Cross and became the Saviour of all who believe in Him....we look back to the Cross.
The book of Job in the Bible is a good example of how Gentiles, anyone not a Jew also believed in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
Appreciate the opportunity to dialogue about my favourite subject...The Lord Jesus Christ.
Kind Regards, Bleujay
In the past, Iranians respected all religions. In Iran, there were people of various faiths, and no one was persecuted for their religion, especially during the era of Cyrus the Great.
Even today, various religions exist in Iran—including followers of Mandaeism, whose total global population is perhaps no more than 200,000.
Iranian people do not interfere in each other's beliefs. Although the current Iranian government, which is warmongering, opposes various religions and believes solely in Islam, it still largely leaves Christians and Jews alone.
Interesting!
Thank you for the information.
Wishing you well.
Cheers!