In many parts of Torah (Old Test.), Messiah is described as a leader who will save the Jews from captivity by establishing a strong State based in Jerusalem. So, who is the real Messiah expected in Torah? In Torah, chapters such as Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Jeremiah, Daniel, Micah and Zechariah contain detailed information about Messiah. There is no expectation of savior Messiah in the first parts of Torah. However, in the prophet books written during the captivity years that began after defeat against Babylonians, it is stated at several parts that a Messiah who will save them from captivity and will establish a great State and his characteristics are described. In the history, it was the King David who brought together twelve Jewish tribes and established  a State. This was a very important period for the Jews although this kingdom lasted for only 75 years in the centuries old Jewish history. Expected Messiah has always been an embodiment of longing for King Read Forward… »