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The Lord awoke me with a headache to see this response I guess. How many Christians speak of the Talmud or Moses? I've seen interviews.on the streets of Israel, they are becoming more secular than ever there and many are aware of.Jesus. Most view him as a man who lived and died, but not with any religious significance as a Christian does obviously.
Of course Christians know about Moses.
Most people, including Christians do not know about the Talmud. It seems to be one of those things Jews don’t want to share that much. It seems they frown upon even translating it to other languages. It’s very difficult to get information about it, like summaries of each book and chapter, especially compared to the Bible. They probably don’t want people finding out it’s true intentions, like the fact that they changed their Mosaic Law without any real authority from God. They’ve changed so much they are nothing like religious Jews from 2000+ years ago. It’s more of a cult now.