During the "dark" ages before the information age, people had no direct access to the Bible even if they were literate. Instead they had to rely on the information delivered by religious leaders which were not always correct, because many of them were not living in the eight spiritual dimension receiving their information directly from the throne-room. However, in the twenty-first century, doorways to information are wide open through media all sorts. Even though the rabbis try to interdict use of the Internet, a powerful spiritual awakening released a spirit of curiosity among the Jewish people. Hundreds of thousands of Jews around the world and tens of thousands in Israel have dared to read, explore and check for themselves the truths regarding the Gospel of Jesus the Christ, no longer blindly believing in mystical fables. Many have discovered that Jesus is indeed their Jewish brother and Messiah, predicted throughout the Old Testament manifested in the New Testament which was also hidden from the eyes of the people for centuries. Since the rabbis do not revere and admit the Messiah, the concept of Messiah is based on rabbinic traditions they formulated themselves. However, these traditions have caused a lot of confusion and conflict regarding the identity of the Messiah, even among the rabbis themselves. Jews truly wish to know who the Messiah is. There's a need to set rabbinic traditions aside and go directly to the source: The Old and New Testaments. The Old Testament contains a complete distinctiveness and uniqueness of the Messiah so that the people of Israel can recognize Him and put their faith in Him. "the Messianic era was enlightened and underlined by the many predictions through the prophets which cannot be discarded."