Prophecies

[Blue Bird]

Everyone on this earth suffers from injustices, searchinmyroots, not just Jews. You can spend your whole life celebrating your victimhood and fighting against windmills, or you can try to find your peace.

Wow, that's your reply?
Why are you taking this down a rabbit trail and deflecting to different topics?
You're taking this way out of sorts as I know very well who suffers and never even hinted the Jewish people are the only ones who suffer from injustices.
Celebrating my victim hood? I am doing nothing of the sort, I'm just explaining why we defend our God given holy Torah, just as you seem to be doing for the Christian bible. If you look at history, you really won't find too many Jewish people celebrating their victim hood. No, they act upon it and become a stronger people, time after time again.
And no, I'm not fighting windmills, I'm helping to preserve a people and a nation.
There is great peace in that.

I think it is a very honorable task to defend the word of the Holy God.

So let's break this down. When I read your answer I have the impression that you have chosen the Christian Bible as the enemy of a people and nation. What about secularism, hatred and corruption among the Jewish people, missing to call  on the living God and go to Gods of stone? These are the main things, if I remember correctly, Jesaja adressed. What about the Muslim Brotherhood in Turkey, Egypt and Iran that wants to eliminate the Jewish nation and people, are they not a threat worth fighting against?

Of course, Christians can be proud that they rank first on this long list of enemies in your worldview (this is irony. I find it ridiculous that you would even consider us a threat in today's circumstances. Not to mention that many evangelical Christians in the US are the only ones who support Israel)

The fight against the word of Jesus is a fight against windmills, because you will never be able to defeat it.

I didn't change the topic. You emphasized that things happen to you because you are Jewish. I'm sorry if I read it wrong. My reply may not repeat the exact words you wrote but it expresses the thoughts that came to my mind as I read it.