Didn't Zoroastrianism worship a Jesus/Messiah? I could be wrong, and I'm not trying to start trouble, but unless I'm mistaken, that is what makes those two religions unique. (Christianity and, as I said, Zoroastrianism)
*Persia and the middle east would be a lot better off today, had they stuck with the Zoroastrianism, bacause Muslims are cuckoo for coco-puffs.
Pretty much every middle eastern sourced religion has one actually, and some throughout the entire world. Some fell out of favor over time, but they were still part of the original pantheon of those religions. From what I've learned over the years from studies and friends that have written about it, the differences between almost every messiah and the Messiah of the Bible are these-
The Messiah of the Bible supported everything God said in it, as well as his Father's kingship, directed everyone to worship his Father, instead of the kingship of men, and was killed by his own people because of it, then took his life back up again directly.
The messiahs of other religions were opposed to most everything God commanded if they didn't in fact introduce the very things commanded against, from using predators to hunt game for them to eating animals that were not even considered food. This false messiah that adopted the symbols and attributes of the promised seed of Adam to fool his people, started a false religion based on merit, indulgences, and liberty/absolution for people to do whatever they wanted without fear of punishment. He proclaimed himself to be the son of God, His representative on earth, set up a system of ancestor worship, and was killed by those who kept God's commandments because of his blasphemy. His wife had a son whom she declared to be her husband reborn, named him after her husband, and married him (which is where the idea of reincarnation came from among pagan religions).
That's as near as I can summarize.
A friend of mine has written or is writing a book about it. The main point I took away from some of their writings is that it was Satan's way of stealing the true Messiahs birthright from him and giving it to a man of corruption.