Just ran into this video:

1. Expectation of a warrior king versus Jesus’ peaceful Messiah** - Describes the Jewish hope for a militant liberator to overthrow Roman rule, contrasting it with Jesus’ role as a humble rabbi preaching peace. Explains historical disappointments with false Messiahs causing deep skepticism.

2. The cross as a theological stumbling block** - Explains Deuteronomy 21:23 and why being crucified implied a curse, making Jesus’ crucifixion unthinkable as a sign of the Messiah. Includes the Jewish view of Jesus’ miracles as sorcery and Paul’s description of the cross as a scandal.

3. Jesus’ challenge to the temple’s economic and religious power** - Unpacks the corrupt temple system controlled by the Sadducees and Pharisees and Jesus’ cleansing of the temple. Discusses how his claims to be the new temple and God himself provoked charges of blasphemy and political pragmatism leading to his death.

4. Differing interpretations of scripture and the claim to divinity** - Explores contrasting Christian and Jewish readings of prophetic texts like Isaiah 53 and Daniel 9. Notes the fundamental Jewish rejection of a divine Messiah rooted in the Shema’s declaration of God’s absolute oneness.

5. The paradox of two Messiahs in Jewish tradition** - Details how Jewish tradition split the Messiah role into a suffering Messiah ben Joseph and a conquering Messiah ben David to reconcile contradictory prophecies. Highlights the shared theme of mourning the pierced Messiah.

6. Historical trauma from persecution hindering trust in Jesus** - Covers centuries of Christian persecution of Jews—from Crusades to the Inquisition, pogroms, and the Holocaust—and their enduring effect on Jewish rejection of Jesus. Concludes with Paul’s theological insight on Israel’s partial hardening to open salvation to Gentiles and a hopeful future restoration.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=e1eL9aqle0s

Looks like I hit some overlap and some not. YMMV.