Why are there so many different types of Jews?

Well, first of all, I think you are mixing race with religion. If not, then you are having a

massive expectation about a group of people, to the point that you are fully

persuaded that all the children of Abraham can be nothing but Torah-observant and

when they are not, you are in awe about it.

First of all, a Jew is a race, not a faith or religion and to be more precise or exact, a

Jew is just 1 out of 12 combinations of being a Israeli. This is because a man named Israel had 12 sons, one of those sons was named, "Judah." Thus, the offspring or children of Judah, were called Ju[dah]s, Ju-s, or Jews, versus just plain Israelis even though they were and are just plain Israelis.

Remember, that even during the time of the kings you had Israelis that served Yehowah, while others served Baal, or other false gods. Some Israelis back then did not believe in any god, let alone Yehowah, the real and only God, as you still have to this very day. Thus, the family line or race had nothing to do with the person's faith.

About Judaism:

The name of the religion/theocracy that Yehowah established at the beginning before Adam-to throughout the days of Moses-to Yehoshua / Jesus and even to this day did not get its name until sometime after the 12 tribe kingdom-theocracy was divided after Solomon's death. When this division took place, 10 tribes went to the North and so were called, "the Kingdom of Israel." While the other two tribes, Judah and Benjamin, became the "Kingdom of Judah." Now, because the Temple of Yehowah was in Judah, and thus obviously in the kingdom of Judah, the faith and theocracy of the kingdom of Judah came to be known as "JUDA-ISM. This is how the name Judaism got it's name. The people of the North did not always come, if ever for some folks, to the Temple of the Lord as they were required to. Instead, the people of the North served false gods. Therefore, Judaism is the only faith on earth that Yehowah approves of. When the Messiah does eventually come on the scene he will set up that theocracy once again. The only difference between the time of the messiah's reign, versus the time during the kings, is that when a king reigned someone else was the priest and the priest was the one that gave the rules from the Lord (unless a prophet did such). When the messiah comes on the scene, however, not only will he be ruler of all the earth, but he will also be the kingdom's priest, where all judgment for rules and judgment will come from.

Before the death of Solomon, the people were simply known as the people of Yehowah. People would come to the knowledge of Yehowah and would understand what He requires through his prophets, but the greatest prophet was Moses. Moses established everything you need to know by the word of the Lord. If something new arose after Moses' death, then the priest would use the Urim, or Yehowah would send a faithful servant of His called a prophet to let the people understand what to do. This is unlike the people of today who love to glorify themselves by thinking they are prophets, or these people simply think that a prophet only prophecies. A prophet's main and real purpose, however, is to always bring people or a person to the state of holiness and righteous which only comes through torah observance. Torah observance is the only thing Yehowah requires, since the torah touches all, not just some, aspects and situations of life. Whether there is an allowance of something, or non-allowance, or for direction in what a person must do daily, it can be found in the Torah. That could be for festivals, and offerings, or how to simply farm the way the Lord wants you to farm. Or, to show you what kinds of meat you are only allowed to eat, if you chose to eat meat that is. This is not counting Passover however, because you must eat meat at that time, that is if the Temple were to exist. The Torah, therefore, gives you direction into whatever life throws at you.

Moving on:

Israel today is a 'safe-haven' for Jews and Israelis, regardless of their background, because of all the anti-semitism and racism that people display against them. Meaning, it is a place where all are welcomed who are Israeli. Because of this liberalism, Israel is not a theocracy, but a democracy, which the Lord condemns. Many so-called believers in the man named Jesus (that is 'Christians') don't realize that he will cast into hell all those that do not accept his theocracy. Thus, it is VERY CLEAR that a person is not granted access into his kingdom (or is saved) unless one submits to that theocracy during his/her lifetime, and abides in it throughout all their life. So, it should be very obvious that grace does not exist, that is a pipe-dream invented by Paul. Rather, a person must obey all the commandments the Lord gave to Moses and the prophets, and keep them.

If a person transgresses a particular command out of all the commandments, he obviously does not need to repent for the ones he is still obeying, just the one he sinned in. He/she then goes back to obeying that particular commandment as before. Repentance means nothing without the actions to prove it, just as John the Baptist says in Matthew 3, "Bring forth therefore fruit worthy of repentance: and think not to say within yourselves, We have Abraham for our father: for I say unto you, that God is able of these stones to raise up children unto Abraham. And even now the axe lieth at the root of the trees: every tree therefore that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire." So, what is John the prophet/baptist saying here, it is not obvious? He is saying, 'Unless you turn from disobeying the Torah, and start obeying it, and so be holy and righteous (continuous holy and righteous actions are 'good fruit'), you will and shall be thrown into hell on the day of judgment.'

Keeping in mind of all that has been thus far mentioned, it should then be clear to you what Jesus meant when he says, "I did not come to call the righteous to repentance, but sinners." For the righteous are not sinners, because they walk in integrity and their names are written in heaven. There were many righteous people in Jesus' day as well as before and after.

In case you are confused, there is a big difference between a righteous man transgressing a minor commandment by mere accident, versus the man or woman that outright does not know the law; and because they do not know the law, this makes it impossible for them to keep it. To the man that outright does not want to do it after learning it, even if he/she does choose to do some of it or even a lot of it, but not 100% of it. For this reason, practically 100% of the members of American and other church establishments around the globe will and shall go to hell, because they do not teach Judaism, nor Jesus the orthodox / torah-observant Jew. Instead, these people teach the Pauline doctrines, namely you are saved by grace not by works of the law. Let alone believing in one of the forms of the pagan Trinity doctrine, whether the Catholic form, Pentecostal form or Baptist form or...., such a god does not exist. If that god does not exist, then that god cannot save you and the Real God by the authority given to his made son, will damn you to hell.

Strong language? Only to the wicked it is, but to the real sheep it is pure life.

Now, I want to move on to the people known as the Samaritans. Who are they? Well, during the times of the kings of Israel and Judah, the kings of Israel would rule from a town named, "Samaria." These people, the 10 tribes as mentioned earlier, were so wicked that the Lord banned them from the land of Israel before Judah was taken to Babylon by Nebuchadezzar. The Lord brought the Assyrians against the Kingdom of Israel, and gave the Kingdom of Israel into Assyria's hand. The Assyrians then took them to Nineveh and other surrounding towns. When the Assyrians did this they put other people in their place, in Israel. These new people, however, were not aware of the laws of Yehowah, so Yehowah cursed these people by bring lions among them to kill them. At this they cried to the king of Assyria, and he brought back some priests to tell the people how to live. Well, over time this mixed people married each other and had children, and so now you have a massive group of people simply called, "the Samaritans," named after the old capital city of the Kingdom of Israel. Thus, the Samaritans are half-Israeli and something else, even maybe Urartuites. The Kingdom of Urartu is where Noah's ark is located, on one of it's many hills. I am saying all of this because in Israel today there is a group of people called the Samaritans, which people think are Jews, which they are not. They might be somewhat Israeli, but nothing is really certain about them. Samaritans have a distorted form of Judaism.

Shalom and thank you,

Maregaal