Are the Jewish people aware of the many many prophesies pointing to Jesus Christ the Lord?

 The perception of prophecies about Jesus Christ varies among Jewish individuals and communities. Christians believe that numerous prophecies in the Hebrew Bible (the Old Testament) point to Jesus as the Messiah, fulfilling messianic expectations. Some of these prophecies include passages from books such as Isaiah, Psalms, and Micah, which Christians interpret as foretelling specific events in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

However, Jewish interpretations of these same passages differ significantly. Many Jewish scholars and religious authorities do not view Jesus as the fulfilment of messianic prophecies outlined in the Hebrew Bible. Instead, they interpret these passages in accordance with their own understanding of Jewish theology, tradition, and history.

Judaism has its own messianic beliefs and interpretations of prophecy, which may differ from Christian interpretations. In Jewish tradition, the Messiah is envisioned as a future leader who will usher in an era of peace, justice, and redemption, but his attributes and role differ from the Christian conception of Jesus.

While some Jewish individuals may be aware of Christian interpretations of messianic prophecies, they may not accept these interpretations due to theological differences between Judaism and Christianity. Ultimately, interpretations of prophecy are influenced by one's religious beliefs, cultural background, and personal perspectives.