Baruch HaShem.To use the Christ's words back on those who proselytize to the house of Judah. "They know not what they do."
Baruch HaShem.
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Baruch HaShem.To use the Christ's words back on those who proselytize to the house of Judah. "They know not what they do."
Baruch HaShem.
Don't get me started on the NT. ESPECIALLY John. The most antisemitic of the bunch.It is not Revelation that is rude...it is the interpretation that misses the intent of the original author, just as the quotes from Zechariah and Isaiah miss the intent of the original authors.
So let's review the thread:
All religions can come together, as long as everyone believes exactly the same iron aged nonsense you believe.
IMHO?Don't get me started on the NT. ESPECIALLY John. The most antisemitic of the bunch.
Did Christ ever say that to someone who was proselytizing to the house of Judah? Did He say it to Simon Peter? Matthew?To use the Christ's words back on those who proselytize to the house of Judah. "They know not what they do."
Baruch HaShem.
Whatever you call the self interested biases that separate man from each other. Buddhists call this karma from ego and material attachments. Christians call it mammon, coveting and generational conditions even curses that pass down from generation to generation.Because you have a need for Jesus's teachings. Jesus believed that man could not save themselves being wrought in original sin and he took the sins of man from then on.
That being said, when Eve ate of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good/evil, she did not know sin, she was still in innocence before she ate it.
So, the house of Judah does not believe in original sin. We were innocent of sin. But Eve, after eating the apple had her eyes opened and realized that this is what G-d wanted, and so handed it to Adam, who still being innocent could not create a sin from within.
Did Christ ever say that to someone who was proselytizing to the house of Judah? Did He say it to Simon Peter? Matthew?
That phrase was aimed at Jews and Romans...
Jesus proselytized to the Jews. Over and Over and Over.
Why do you believe that? Perhaps start with a single teaching? For example, Revelation is a denunciation of Rome, not of anyone else. I am confused how a denunciation of Rome is antisemitic?Don't get me started on the NT. ESPECIALLY John. The most antisemitic of the bunch.
I treat Christiana just fine. My “crime” in your mind is pushing back against Evangelicals harassing Jews. Fortunately, Christians like you are in the minority. I’ve found most to be respectful of others’ religious beliefs.Did Christ ever say that to someone who was proselytizing to the house of Judah? Did He say it to Simon Peter? Matthew?
That phrase was aimed at Jews and Romans...
Jesus proselytized to the Jews. Over and Over and Over. They treated Him like Lisa treats Christians...
Revelation says the stubborn Jews who won’t convert go to hell at the end. That’s pretty antisemitic.Why do you believe that? Perhaps start with a single teaching? For example, Revelation is a denunciation of Rome, not of anyone else. I am confused how a denunciation of Rome is antisemitic?
anyone can believe in Buddha too----or Muhummad,Anybody can believe in Jesus, that is why you have Messianic Jews. They are Jews that believe that Jesus actually is the Messiah. Hate them too do ya?
just what the "john" who is said to have writtenIt is not Revelation that is rude...it is the interpretation that misses the intent of the original author, just as the quotes from Zechariah and Isaiah miss the intent of the original authors.
See? You hate anybody that believes that Christ is the Messiah. We're all just antisemites...Don't get me started on the NT. ESPECIALLY John. The most antisemitic of the bunch.
Baruch HaShem.
there is not a word in the NT that can CREDIBLY beI treat Christiana just fine. My “crime” in your mind is pushing back against Evangelicals harassing Jews. Fortunately, Christians like you are in the minority. I’ve found most to be respectful of others’ religious beliefs.
And just listen to you with your dripping contempt about how Jews treated Jesus. You couldn’t disguise your disdain toward Jews even if you tried.
Whatever you call the self interested biases that separate man from each other. Buddhists call this karma from ego and material attachments. Christians call it mammon, coveting and generational conditions even curses that pass down from generation to generation.
I met an Atheist who didn't get original sin but totally understood that the evolutionary advent of ego causes the downfall of man.
What do you call this conditioning in Judah's terms?
Do you acknowledge that no human being like us can be perfectly and equally biased or unbiased towards all others? By our lack of omniscience?
No I don’t. I hate Christians like YOU for hating Jews who won’t go along with them, and then go on the attack because of that,See? You hate anybody that believes that Christ is the Messiah. We're all just antisemites...
Nasty. See what I mean. That’s a shit thing to say to a Jew.YESHUA HA'MASHEA...
That’s a shit thing to say to a Jew.
YESHUA HA'MASHEA...
How so? The Evangelicals like Irish Ram think they’ve been told to spread the word, and then they get really nasty when a Jew objects to be harassed repeatedly with it.there is not a word in the NT that can CREDIBLY be
attributed to Jesus that amounts to PROSELYTIZING
to jews
Thanks. It’s hard to keep that in mind, but I’ll try: She speaks out of ignorance.She knows not what she does.
Thanks. It’s hard to keep that in mind, but I’ll try: She speaks out of ignorance.
I know Revelation pretty well. I don't recall John writing anything of the sort. John wrote Revelation during the Roman persecution of Christians. He used the literary form of apocalyptic literature that was common at that time among Jews. It contained Biblical references Jews would understand but would go right over the heads of the Roman persecutors. He was reminding his readers of well-known persecution of the Jews where God came through victorious, and that God would be victorious over the Roman persecutions.Revelation says the stubborn Jews who won’t convert go to hell at the end. That’s pretty antisemitic.