Is it Wrong to go to Synagogue?

You go and worship with Christ deniers and see where it gets you.
As for me if you do not know Christ you have no truth.
Good luck you will need it. Because God isn't going to bless it. He allowed the temple to be utterly destroyed. Now they transgress the law, and deny the sacrifice of Christ.

They [Broke] Bread together. 20 men tearing off a piece of bread and passing the rest to the next man.
No wearing gloves. They broke bread together. They were Brothers/Sisters/Family.

IN Romans 9:4-5 Paul states there are advantages to being a Jew.

I didn't post this for "what it gets you" but I was interested in what people think the Lord tells us about what we should think and do about the differences between us and the Jews.

Scripture tells us the Lord will bless those who bless them and him who curses you I will curse. IN Romans 9:4-5 Paul states there are advantages to being a Jew.

Should we celebrate the ways we are the same as the Jews, or should we let their rejection of Christ cause enmity between us?

“He who slaughters an ox is like one who kills a man; he who sacrifices a lamb, like one who breaks a dog’s neck; he who presents a grain offering, like one who offers pig’s blood; he who makes a memorial offering of frankincense, like one who blesses an idol. These have chosen their own ways, and their soul delights in their abominations; I also will choose harsh treatment for them and bring their fears upon them, because when I called, no one answered, when I spoke, they did not listen; but they did what was evil in my eyes and chose that in which I did not delight.”
Isaiah 66:3‭-‬4 ESV
https://bible.com/bible/59/isa.66.3-4.ESV

Do you think those passages in Isaiah is the Lord condemning his commandments in the old testament to give blood for the remission of sin? Do you think the Lord cancelled his commandments to bless the Jews for being caretakers of the word? How about Pau's words about the Jews? To me it is a frightening thought to go against the word of the lord.

God never commanded us worship with Jews in synagogue. That was an invention of pharisees.
Jesus told the woman at the well that there was coming a te when those who worship God will worship on spirit and in truth, not in mountains or temples.

I agree. God does not command us to go to synagogue, and I'll bet that if we think it would be a sin for us to go, it would be considered a sin.

What I do not agree with is saying we know it is a fact that God has condemned them to death if they do not acknowledge Christ. All we know is that God blinded their eyes to Christ for our sakes, so when they ask for forgiveness they go directly to the Father. That is their prayer. They cannot go to Christ because the Lord blinded their eyes to Christ. Even Paul, who God spoke to directly, was not given the information about whether God answers that prayer they have with a yes or with a no. Perhaps the Lord allows their blindness to cause their death, but I think there is a possibility that, because God caused that blindness, that the Lord answers their prayer to Him with a yes. But we are told that decision is the Lord's to make and we are not to decide on it for the Lord. We are not the judge, the Lord is. Our place, our instructions, are only to bless them. When we go further, we are the enemies of the Lord.

That's precisely what is written in Hebrews, "the no longer remains a sacrifice". Jesus is salvation. If you deny him your in big danger.

That's precisely what is written in Hebrews, "the no longer remains a sacrifice". Jesus is salvation. If you deny him your in big danger.

Did you actually read my post saying why I think there is a possibility God answers their prayer for forgiveness of their sins, or do you decide for the Lord whether He should answer their prayer?

I know many scriptures telling us we have no right to judge others, and a scripture telling us that only God decides. But no scripture saying we can know God's answer to another's prayer. If you find this, please share.

The first Christians had no wish to break with Judaism, they worshipped the Lord together with the Jews in synagogue. They also met together in their homes to celebrate the Lord's Supper.

They would have been shocked at the idea that they should not go to worship God in synagogue. They would also have been shocked if they were told to celebrate the Lord’s Supper as we do, sitting sedately in our seats and taking a waver and small cup of wine. They ate a meal together, and shared love of Christ and each other.

Does anyone know when or why this stopped? Was it wrong? Is our worship services today an improvement? Should we celebrate the ways we are the same as the Jews, or should we let their rejection of Christ cause enmity between us? Are we worshipping the Father as we worship Christ?

Most of the Jewish communities I have met in America welcome Christians to see, watch, and even take part in various positions of services like Seders.
It's not like they expect us to deny Christ nor should we expect them to accept Jesus.
Many have studied and even know all about the apostle Paul.
(They even like him)

Christianity is a sect of Judaism...
Just saying.

The first Christians had no wish to break with Judaism, they worshipped the Lord together with the Jews in synagogue.