Rabbinic Judaism is not biblical Judaism — it postdates Christianity and is a response to Messiah's coming

Mike distinguishes between biblical Judaism (pre-70 AD, Temple-centered, priest-led) and Rabbinic Judaism (post-70 AD, rabbi-led, reinterpreted without Temple). Rabbinic Judaism arose after the destruction of the Temple and is a religious adaptation that postdates and responds to the emergence of Christianity. Isaiah would not recognize modern Rabbinic Judaism. Additionally, Ra ignores hundreds of thousands of Messianic Jews worldwide who believe Isaiah 53 is about Jesus — and their numbers are growing.