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In the course of my life I was assigned to monitor programs related to the participants inthey've used their phony 10 commandments from the beginning, the claims by moses to persecute and victimize the innocent - and crucified jesus using their worn out excuse commandments from heaven - 91.
provide the archives of documents used in the 4th century to write the c-bible or the phony tablets etched in the heavens - to verify a single aspect to their desert religions than their own self serving propensity to impose themseves on others.
jesus was never a jew.
The Epistle of St. Paul to the Galatians 3:28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus.Of course it’s not important. Worse, it’s beyond shameful that whoever wrote the NT said that the blood of Jesus will be on the Jews for all generations. Jews have been persecuted, expelled, and murdered by the millions due to the Jew-hate advanced in the NT.
oh gee-----PAUL was into ONE GENDER!!!!The Epistle of St. Paul to the Galatians 3:28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus.
Paul was such a trouble-maker. Think of all the millions of people persecuted, expelled, and slaughtered thanks to the stuff he peddled.oh gee-----PAUL was into ONE GENDER!!!!
The Epistle of St. Paul to the Galatians 3:28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus.
Then God said, “Let us make life in our image, in our likeness, the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky the livestock and all the wild animals, and all the creatures that move along the ground.”
You do not prove that by asserting it.- your worn out platitudes are a figment of your imagination ...
rewrite your book as your rhetoric is meaningless otherwise.
Most Jews living in Israel at the time never even heard of Jesus. And certainly not any living in Eurasia.Crucifixion was a Roman means of execution. The Romans killed Jesus.
The Jews who demanded the crucifixion of Jesus did not represent Jews in Jerusalem at the time. They did not represent Jews throughout the Roman Empire at the time. They certainly did not represent Jews for all time.
They were a rent a mob paid for by the Sadducees. The SAdducees felt threatened by Jesus because he presented a way to worship God that did not require expensive sacrifices at the Temple of Jerusalem. The Sadducees were Quislings who supported the Romans, and whose wealth depended on expensive sacrifices at the Temple of Jerusalem.
Christianity began as a Jewish sect. St. James, who was Jesus' next oldest brother, was the first Bishop of Jerusalem. St. James practiced Torah, and worshiped at the Temple of Jerusalem every day.
St. Paul never advocated the persecution of anyone. Nowhere does the New Testament advocate violence as a way of spreading Christianity.Paul was such a trouble-maker. Think of all the millions of people persecuted, expelled, and slaughtered thanks to the stuff he peddled.
You do not prove that by asserting it.
It seems to me that Paul wanted to make a form of Judaism that would be okPaul was such a trouble-maker. Think of all the millions of people persecuted, expelled, and slaughtered thanks to the stuff he peddled.
Not violence. But the antisemitic writings In the new testament - children of Satan, the hypocrites who go to synagogue, etc. - fostered hostility toward Jews and led to the millennia of persecution we see to this day.St. Paul never advocated the persecution of anyone. Nowhere does the New Testament advocate violence as a way of spreading Christianity.
The Romans inserted their hatred of Jews into the "NT" I do not believe that Paul did itNot violence. But the antisemitic writings In the new testament - children of Satan, the hypocrites who go to synagogue, etc. - fostered hostility toward Jews and led to the millennia of persecution we see to this day.
Do you know I have had Christians tell me how angry Gd is with me and that if I don’t change my ways I‘m going to hell? Yes. Christians still say that type of shit to Jews in the 21st century.
Over the years I have learned to respect opinions based on experiences I have not had.Not violence. But the antisemitic writings In the new testament - children of Satan, the hypocrites who go to synagogue, etc. - fostered hostility toward Jews and led to the millennia of persecution we see to this day.
Do you know I have had Christians tell me how angry Gd is with me and that if I don’t change my ways I‘m going to hell? Yes. Christians still say that type of shit to Jews in the 21st century.
you must have been unconscious most of your life. I grew up in a VERY CHRISTIAN townOver the years I have learned to respect opinions based on experiences I have not had.
I have heard a few people express hostility for Jews. Without exception they were atheists, or at least they were not church goers. I have attended church services in a number of demonstrations. Never in a church service have I heard Jews or Judaism condemned. I have never heard Jews or Judaism condemned in the coffee hours that follow Christian services.
One might expect Protestant Fundamentalists to be hostile to Jews. In the past most of them probably were. Now they think that the existence of Israel means that Jesus will come again soon. Consequently, they support Israel. Support for Israel easily segues to support for Jews.
I have also watched Christian televangelists. I have never heard any of them condemn Jews. I did hear Jerry Falwell say of the Jews, "They are God's people."
John Hagee is the founder of the Christian Zionist group, Christians United for Israel.
you must have been unconscious most of your life. I grew up in a VERY CHRISTIAN town
and I was an avid reader of just about anything that was around. I had no "jewish education" --
I did attend---on invitation----"SUNDAY SCHOOL" about ten times and celebrated
christian holidays with my local friends and spent lots of time in the houses of
local protestants, catholics and-----EASTERN ORTHOS. ------antisemitism all over ---
part and parcel of your culture, religion and literature (including the "NT") You were
so accustomed to it that you did not notice----kinda like fish don't notice the water.
Lisa558, by nurturing hostility for Christians and Christianity you are presenting a bad image of Jews, and harming harmony between the faiths. The most anti Jewish people I encounter on the internet are white nationalists who are also hostile toward Christianity. Stop hating and learn to forgive.Of course it’s not important. Worse, it’s beyond shameful that whoever wrote the NT said that the blood of Jesus will be on the Jews for all generations. Jews have been persecuted, expelled, and murdered by the millions due to the Jew-hate advanced in the NT.
You are projecting your hatred of Christians onto them.you must have been unconscious most of your life. I grew up in a VERY CHRISTIAN town
and I was an avid reader of just about anything that was around. I had no "jewish education" --
I did attend---on invitation----"SUNDAY SCHOOL" about ten times and celebrated
christian holidays with my local friends and spent lots of time in the houses of
local protestants, catholics and-----EASTERN ORTHOS. ------antisemitism all over ---
part and parcel of your culture, religion and literature (including the "NT") You were
so accustomed to it that you did not notice----kinda like fish don't notice the water.
John Hagee is a good one.Over the years I have learned to respect opinions based on experiences I have not had.
I have heard a few people express hostility for Jews. Without exception they were atheists, or at least they were not church goers. I have attended church services in a number of demonstrations. Never in a church service have I heard Jews or Judaism condemned. I have never heard Jews or Judaism condemned in the coffee hours that follow Christian services.
One might expect Protestant Fundamentalists to be hostile to Jews. In the past most of them probably were. Now they think that the existence of Israel means that Jesus will come again soon. Consequently, they support Israel. Support for Israel easily segues to support for Jews.
I have also watched Christian televangelists. I have never heard any of them condemn Jews. I did hear Jerry Falwell say of the Jews, "They are God's people."
John Hagee is the founder of the Christian Zionist group, Christians United for Israel.
I am not nursing hostility. I am reporting that the worst of it has come from diehard Christians in response to your claim that the Jew-hating doesn’t come from Christians. You know more than I, who has experienced it?Lisa558, by nurturing hostility for Christians and Christianity you are presenting a bad image of Jews, and harming harmony between the faiths. The most anti Jewish people I encounter on the internet are white nationalists who are also hostile toward Christianity. Stop hating and learn to forgive.
