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you can start hereWhat are those laws? Chapter and verse please.
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You are trying to pass yourself off as a rational thinker. Thats why.nope. Why?
Not really. Its actually simple logical deduction. Seriously, the talking serpent was condemned as the lowest of all lowlifes which is about a despicable human archetype who coincidentally is on the forbidden menu. And swine that do not ruminate has direct and specific human implications.that's fanciful. Oh, and irrelevant.
I heard the temple was built and destroyed twice. Can't take a hint? Didn't Moses say you would turn aside from the way he taught to follow the law and be corrupted by the work of your hands?so no one built the temple. Got it.
you do know that you are using the word "ironically" inaccurately. The material was written down because of a fear of loss. But because it was given and transmitted orally until that point, it has the title of "Oral Law".
Here are some other unwritten rules written down
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Bible chapter and verse, please.you can start here
Chullin 27a:1-18
MISHNA: In the case of one who slaughters by cutting one siman, i.e., the windpipe or the gullet, in a bird, and two simanim in an animal, his slaughter is...
why invent this notion of "archetype"?Not really. Its actually simple logical deduction. Seriously, the talking serpent was condemned as the lowest of all lowlifes which is about a despicable human archetype who coincidentally is on the forbidden menu.
who says they represent anything? They are a classification of animal.What do "the wild beasts of the field" represent to you if not barbaric tribes of lawless people?
what "theme"?And why would this theme not apply to the laws of ritual slaughter?
what are you talking about? What "cause and effect"? Ritual slaughter is about eating hamburgers.Its just as absurd as believing that Jesus died removes sins as if a ritual can nullify the laws of individual cause and effect?
What hint? God commanded us to build it, so we did, and there were many years of peace and prosperity. But then we sinned, so the temples were destroyed. The hint we take is "stop sinning."I heard the temple was built and destroyed twice. Can't take a hint?
and we would be punished for sinfulness. So?Didn't Moses say you would turn aside from the way he taught to follow the law and be corrupted by the work of your hands?
he referred to the whole host of laws we follow. He, himself, built the tabernacle in the desert, so claiming no one can build a place for God is wrong. And God commanded the building if the temple, but you fault people for following God's command?What did he mean if not building a fancy scmancy house for God [sic] as if he was homeless?
it is in my bible. Sorry it isn't in yours.Bible chapter and verse, please.
that's your position. Judaism doesn't agree, but clearly, you know better...Once committed to paper they become 'holy writ'. Have the Jews incorporated the once-oral-now-written laws into the Bible? And why weren't these hidden laws revealed to all of Israel?
We share the same Old Testament Bible, the primary authority (for me anyway).it is in my bible. Sorry it isn't in yours.
These are questions, not positions.that's your position. Judaism doesn't agree, but clearly, you know better...
Yes, it was captured in writing so as not to be lost, but the Oral Torah is considered part of the Torah - just not the 5 Books of Moses.You do know that the Oral Torah has been (ironically) written down. Not ironically written but it is ironic that the 'oral' Torah is now Jewish written literature.
Not exactly, Your "Old Testament" is different from my Written Torah.We share the same Old Testament Bible, the primary authority (for me anyway).
was this a question? "Once committed to paper they become 'holy writ'"These are questions, not positions.
Because the Law doesn’t apply to non-Jews. Gd chose the Jews, specifically, to follow the Law. That’s what “the chosen people” refer to.Once committed to paper they become 'holy writ'. Have the Jews incorporated the once-oral-now-written laws into the Bible? And why weren't these hidden laws revealed to all of Israel, not just to the Jews? And if the laws penned by Moses are clearly understandable to most everyone why do the Jews need special schooling about them?
