It depends on what you mean by Christian. And Judaism. It’s complicated. The answer is yes, no, and maybe. What I’m about to type might sound crazy if you’ve never done any reading or research on this subject.

Modern Rabbinic Judaism worships an amalgamation of Yahweh, which used to be referred to as Ba’al Hadad, El Elyon, El Shaddai, and the Persian Zoroastrianism god Ahura Mazda. They call this one god “Adonai” because they are afraid that if they say their God’s name wrong that he’s going to strike them dead. Fun fact: “Adon” or “Aten” was the name of the one god of Egypt when pharoah Ahkenaten invented monotheism.

Ancient first temple Jews of the era of Solomon and David had a pantheon of gods led by El Elyon (cheif god and father of the gods). He had 70 sons (as described in Ugaritic manuscripts, and Genesis 10). Sometimes these 70 sons are referred to as gods, angels, rulers, principalities, and archons in the Bible. One of his sons, Yahweh, inherited Israel from El Elyon (Deut 32:8). The other sons of El Elyon ruled over the other nations in the same way that Yahweh was the lord of the Israelites/jews. These ancient Israelites also worshipped Nehushtan (the brazen serpent of Moses), Leviathan (the water dragon), Asherah aka El Shaddai (the god with breasts).

Enochian Jews were first temple polytheists that rejected the Persian-built second temple and the Zadokite priests. Enochian Jews existed from around 500BCE to around the time of Jesus. They rejected Persian influence, although they did accept some Zoroastrian ideas, like the concept of Satan. They also rejected Leviathan and Nehushtan and many of the other old gods. However they continued to worship El Elyon (the father), his son (Yahweh), and El’s wife and mother of Yahweh (Asherah, also called the feminine Holy Spirit). Enochian Jews awaited the return of their anointed Jewish king, their “messiah”, because they could no longer have a Jewish king because they were ruled by the Persians and then various Greek states. They called themselves “children of light” (Dead Sea Scrolls). They lived in rural communities such as Qumran near the Dead Sea, and believed the second temple Jews in Jerusalem were corrupting creation with their Persian apostates and their lunar calendar, but that they would be taken down by the return of messiah who would restore the polluted creation and restore the solar calendar and usher in Yahweh’s kingdom.

The earliest Christians were Enochian Jews… who said that all the stuff they had been waiting for had been completed. The anointed king Yahweh had been given a body of flesh by El Elyon and killed by Rulers (archons) in heaven, and his blood was spilled on the earth which renewed creation (1 Corinthians 2:8). They called themselves “children of light” (1 Thessalonians 5:5). After Paul’s death, some Christians created an allegorical story that they could use to convert gentiles to their faith that we call “the Gospel” which in Greek was called the “Evangelion”. This gospel created a story of Yahweh actually becoming a human on earth and being killed on earth rather than in heaven like Paul believed. Then other competed gospels were written… first Mark… then Q… then Matthew… then Luke (a later revision of the Evangelion with extra material plagiarized from Mark, Q, and Matthew)… then John, each writer seeking to change the story and correct the narrative of the previous writer. These Christians still continued to worship El Elyon (by this time God Most High is being called “Theos” in Greek), the Holy Spirit, and Yahweh (who they called “Kyrios” in Greek which means Lord).

From there, some Christians continue to worship the three gods, but some claim that these three gods are really just one god with different persons inside him which we are too dumb to truly understand (the “mystery” of the Trinity). Still there were some Christians who saw the personality difference between Yahweh in the Old Testament and Jesus in the NT and said that they cannot possibly be the same entity. These “Marcionites” and “Gnostics” believed in Yahweh but that he was evil, and that Jesus was sent by El Elyon to save the earth from Yahweh.

Mark 5:7

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And crying out with a loud voice, he said, “What have you to do with me, Jesus, Son of the Most High God? I adjure you by God, do not torment me.”

You will not find a single line in the New Testament that Jesus is the son of “the LORD”. In the NT, Jesus is NOT the son of Yahweh… Jesus IS Yahweh, who is son of El Elyon god most High. In the following example, Paul writes that Jesus IS Yahweh (LORD/Kyrios) and that El Elyon (God/Theos) raised him up.

Romans 10:9