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This could have been a very good informative thread.
But whenever Irosie shows up and starts posting her usual scatter brained thoughts on the subject.
Posters move on and the thread is destined for the trash bin. ....
lol now the idiot thinks it gets to make demands after ruining a thread with her gibberish.Just attended a 3 part class on Yonah this winter.What are you talking about?That is indeed relatively recent . We find the Prophet Jonah cautioning against Jewish exclusivity, supposedly in the 8th Century B.C., but during the 'Persian' period we see Jews impressing a lot of non-Jews re the events that the Purim holidays celebrate, generating a lot new converts, so I had the impression it was only some Jewish sects that concerned themselves with trying to ban proselytism as a policy, and that it was mainly post-exile Babylonian Jews that obsess over genealogies and 'racial purity' laws. I assumed it was the general 'permanent' case by the 2nd Century B.C.
??? I dont' know------I do not recall anything from Jonah regarding
what PIC terms "jewish exclusivity" He seems to be parroting something
from his catechism whore. As to ""RACIAL PURITY" ------??? and
genealolgies------WISHFUL THINKING ON THE PART OF THE
catechism whore------that and jewish recipes for cookies made from Christian
blood
I have no idea what Picaro is referring to.
Must have been a lousy class.
Some highlights of Jonah:
'A snide commentary on prophetic calling,
from rosey Pic, Please cite the lines in YONAH which indicate to
your catechism whore that the book is a snide commentary on "prophetic
calling"
A criticism of Israeli prophets and their insincerity at preaching repentance, not really wanting to see it, and being disappointed, taking it as a personal failure when destructive judgement is not dished out by God,
Please cite the lines in Yonah which , according to your catechism
whore, constitute a "criticism of Israeli prophets"
An implicit criticism of the Jewish community, which was generally unwilling to respond to prophetic calls to repentance, in contrast to willingness of Nineveh, including king, people, and even cattle, who responded immediately in faith.
IMPLICIT???
A criticism of an exclusionary Jewish belief in Divine election, that they were God's only concern and no one else
from rosey who wrote da book according to your catechism whore?
An assertion of God's freedom to change his mind,
^^^ ???? who is asserting?
Pointing out that the words of true prophets do not always come true.'
"da words come true'"
It reads as a satire on Jewish culture and vanity
"cite the verses, please"
This could have been a very good informative thread.
But whenever Irosie shows up and starts posting her usual scatter brained thoughts on the subject.
Posters move on and the thread is destined for the trash bin. ....
lol now the idiot thinks it gets to make demands after ruining a thread with her gibberish.Just attended a 3 part class on Yonah this winter.What are you talking about?
??? I dont' know------I do not recall anything from Jonah regarding
what PIC terms "jewish exclusivity" He seems to be parroting something
from his catechism whore. As to ""RACIAL PURITY" ------??? and
genealolgies------WISHFUL THINKING ON THE PART OF THE
catechism whore------that and jewish recipes for cookies made from Christian
blood
I have no idea what Picaro is referring to.
Must have been a lousy class.
Some highlights of Jonah:
'A snide commentary on prophetic calling,
from rosey Pic, Please cite the lines in YONAH which indicate to
your catechism whore that the book is a snide commentary on "prophetic
calling"
A criticism of Israeli prophets and their insincerity at preaching repentance, not really wanting to see it, and being disappointed, taking it as a personal failure when destructive judgement is not dished out by God,
Please cite the lines in Yonah which , according to your catechism
whore, constitute a "criticism of Israeli prophets"
An implicit criticism of the Jewish community, which was generally unwilling to respond to prophetic calls to repentance, in contrast to willingness of Nineveh, including king, people, and even cattle, who responded immediately in faith.
IMPLICIT???
A criticism of an exclusionary Jewish belief in Divine election, that they were God's only concern and no one else
from rosey who wrote da book according to your catechism whore?
An assertion of God's freedom to change his mind,
^^^ ???? who is asserting?
Pointing out that the words of true prophets do not always come true.'
"da words come true'"
It reads as a satire on Jewish culture and vanity
"cite the verses, please"
As for my sources, they are all Jewish, with few exceptions. Rosie's, in contrast, are pulled out of her ass, probably by whatever fake 'rebbe' she happens to be blowing at the moment.
So you’ve never read it...Ok.Just attended a 3 part class on Yonah this winter.What are you talking about?It went into effect in AD100. It is part of rabbinic law.
That is indeed relatively recent . We find the Prophet Jonah cautioning against Jewish exclusivity, supposedly in the 8th Century B.C., but during the 'Persian' period we see Jews impressing a lot of non-Jews re the events that the Purim holidays celebrate, generating a lot new converts, so I had the impression it was only some Jewish sects that concerned themselves with trying to ban proselytism as a policy, and that it was mainly post-exile Babylonian Jews that obsess over genealogies and 'racial purity' laws. I assumed it was the general 'permanent' case by the 2nd Century B.C.
??? I dont' know------I do not recall anything from Jonah regarding
what PIC terms "jewish exclusivity" He seems to be parroting something
from his catechism whore. As to ""RACIAL PURITY" ------??? and
genealolgies------WISHFUL THINKING ON THE PART OF THE
catechism whore------that and jewish recipes for cookies made from Christian
blood
I have no idea what Picaro is referring to.
Must have been a lousy class.
Some highlights of Jonah:
'A snide commentary on prophetic calling,
A criticism of Israeli prophets and their insincerity at preaching repentance, not really wanting to see it, and being disappointed, taking it as a personal failure when destructive judgement is not dished out by God,
An implicit criticism of the Jewish community, which was generally unwilling to respond to prophetic calls to repentance, in contrast to willingness of Nineveh, including king, people, and even cattle, who responded immediately in faith.
A criticism of an exclusionary Jewish belief in Divine election, that they were God's only concern and no one else
An assertion of God's freedom to change his mind,
Pointing out that the words of true prophets do not always come true.'
It reads as a satire on Jewish culture and vanity
Says...you?Jews proselytize by telling non-Jews they’re not going to hell.What are you talking about?That is indeed relatively recent . We find the Prophet Jonah cautioning against Jewish exclusivity, supposedly in the 8th Century B.C., but during the 'Persian' period we see Jews impressing a lot of non-Jews re the events that the Purim holidays celebrate, generating a lot new converts, so I had the impression it was only some Jewish sects that concerned themselves with trying to ban proselytism as a policy, and that it was mainly post-exile Babylonian Jews that obsess over genealogies and 'racial purity' laws. I assumed it was the general 'permanent' case by the 2nd Century B.C.
Exactly what I said in my post. Have a specific question?
you said nothing remotely logical in your posts-----just gibberish ----and example
"some jewish sects try to ban proselytism"------yeah? which one?
Jews have actively proselytized in their history; claiming otherwise is just ignorant. they stopped forcing conversion at points, true, but still accepted converts in droves, not making it hard until late in their history, hence the reference in Jonah and other places. From post- exilic times down to Jesus's time they developed 'racial purity' laws that would make Nazis jealous by the Roman conquests. Your genealogy even determined where one was permitted to go in the Temple and Temple grounds themselves, and of course what priest posts one could qualify for.
It is pretty clear who is being disruptive and disrespectful here.
.
Why are you forbidden to proselytize? When did that happen? And who did it?Jews have always been a tiny minority everywhere but Israel. Since we are forbidden to proselytize, we will remain a small group. Most people know very
little about Judaism because they rarely meet many Jews and ask questions.
This website is presented for any of you who have questions. I will also answer
any questions you have.
It is important to understand that there are different denominations of Judaism whose practice of Judaism varies a bit.
Judaism 101
Avraham proselytized and it failed.Why are you forbidden to proselytize? When did that happen? And who did it?Jews have always been a tiny minority everywhere but Israel. Since we are forbidden to proselytize, we will remain a small group. Most people know very
little about Judaism because they rarely meet many Jews and ask questions.
This website is presented for any of you who have questions. I will also answer
any questions you have.
It is important to understand that there are different denominations of Judaism whose practice of Judaism varies a bit.
Judaism 101
So you’ve never read it...Ok.Just attended a 3 part class on Yonah this winter.What are you talking about?That is indeed relatively recent . We find the Prophet Jonah cautioning against Jewish exclusivity, supposedly in the 8th Century B.C., but during the 'Persian' period we see Jews impressing a lot of non-Jews re the events that the Purim holidays celebrate, generating a lot new converts, so I had the impression it was only some Jewish sects that concerned themselves with trying to ban proselytism as a policy, and that it was mainly post-exile Babylonian Jews that obsess over genealogies and 'racial purity' laws. I assumed it was the general 'permanent' case by the 2nd Century B.C.
??? I dont' know------I do not recall anything from Jonah regarding
what PIC terms "jewish exclusivity" He seems to be parroting something
from his catechism whore. As to ""RACIAL PURITY" ------??? and
genealolgies------WISHFUL THINKING ON THE PART OF THE
catechism whore------that and jewish recipes for cookies made from Christian
blood
I have no idea what Picaro is referring to.
Must have been a lousy class.
Some highlights of Jonah:
'A snide commentary on prophetic calling,
A criticism of Israeli prophets and their insincerity at preaching repentance, not really wanting to see it, and being disappointed, taking it as a personal failure when destructive judgement is not dished out by God,
An implicit criticism of the Jewish community, which was generally unwilling to respond to prophetic calls to repentance, in contrast to willingness of Nineveh, including king, people, and even cattle, who responded immediately in faith.
A criticism of an exclusionary Jewish belief in Divine election, that they were God's only concern and no one else
An assertion of God's freedom to change his mind,
Pointing out that the words of true prophets do not always come true.'
It reads as a satire on Jewish culture and vanity
Says...you?Jews proselytize by telling non-Jews they’re not going to hell.What are you talking about?
Exactly what I said in my post. Have a specific question?
you said nothing remotely logical in your posts-----just gibberish ----and example
"some jewish sects try to ban proselytism"------yeah? which one?
Jews have actively proselytized in their history; claiming otherwise is just ignorant. they stopped forcing conversion at points, true, but still accepted converts in droves, not making it hard until late in their history, hence the reference in Jonah and other places. From post- exilic times down to Jesus's time they developed 'racial purity' laws that would make Nazis jealous by the Roman conquests. Your genealogy even determined where one was permitted to go in the Temple and Temple grounds themselves, and of course what priest posts one could qualify for.
Why are you forbidden to proselytize? When did that happen? And who did it?Jews have always been a tiny minority everywhere but Israel. Since we are forbidden to proselytize, we will remain a small group. Most people know very
little about Judaism because they rarely meet many Jews and ask questions.
This website is presented for any of you who have questions. I will also answer
any questions you have.
It is important to understand that there are different denominations of Judaism whose practice of Judaism varies a bit.
Judaism 101
So you’ve never read it...Ok.Just attended a 3 part class on Yonah this winter.What are you talking about?
??? I dont' know------I do not recall anything from Jonah regarding
what PIC terms "jewish exclusivity" He seems to be parroting something
from his catechism whore. As to ""RACIAL PURITY" ------??? and
genealolgies------WISHFUL THINKING ON THE PART OF THE
catechism whore------that and jewish recipes for cookies made from Christian
blood
I have no idea what Picaro is referring to.
Must have been a lousy class.
Some highlights of Jonah:
'A snide commentary on prophetic calling,
A criticism of Israeli prophets and their insincerity at preaching repentance, not really wanting to see it, and being disappointed, taking it as a personal failure when destructive judgement is not dished out by God,
An implicit criticism of the Jewish community, which was generally unwilling to respond to prophetic calls to repentance, in contrast to willingness of Nineveh, including king, people, and even cattle, who responded immediately in faith.
A criticism of an exclusionary Jewish belief in Divine election, that they were God's only concern and no one else
An assertion of God's freedom to change his mind,
Pointing out that the words of true prophets do not always come true.'
It reads as a satire on Jewish culture and vanity
Projection. Those interpretations are pretty much standard. maybe your teacher is just a racist and doesn't like the main scholarship.
So you’ve never read it...Ok.Just attended a 3 part class on Yonah this winter.??? I dont' know------I do not recall anything from Jonah regarding
what PIC terms "jewish exclusivity" He seems to be parroting something
from his catechism whore. As to ""RACIAL PURITY" ------??? and
genealolgies------WISHFUL THINKING ON THE PART OF THE
catechism whore------that and jewish recipes for cookies made from Christian
blood
I have no idea what Picaro is referring to.
Must have been a lousy class.
Some highlights of Jonah:
'A snide commentary on prophetic calling,
A criticism of Israeli prophets and their insincerity at preaching repentance, not really wanting to see it, and being disappointed, taking it as a personal failure when destructive judgement is not dished out by God,
An implicit criticism of the Jewish community, which was generally unwilling to respond to prophetic calls to repentance, in contrast to willingness of Nineveh, including king, people, and even cattle, who responded immediately in faith.
A criticism of an exclusionary Jewish belief in Divine election, that they were God's only concern and no one else
An assertion of God's freedom to change his mind,
Pointing out that the words of true prophets do not always come true.'
It reads as a satire on Jewish culture and vanity
Projection. Those interpretations are pretty much standard. maybe your teacher is just a racist and doesn't like the main scholarship.
ROFLMAO @ STANDARD INTERPRETATIONS!!!!!!! sorta like
the standard interpretation ---"matzoh made of Christian blood"
What historical method.Says...you?Jews proselytize by telling non-Jews they’re not going to hell.Exactly what I said in my post. Have a specific question?
you said nothing remotely logical in your posts-----just gibberish ----and example
"some jewish sects try to ban proselytism"------yeah? which one?
Jews have actively proselytized in their history; claiming otherwise is just ignorant. they stopped forcing conversion at points, true, but still accepted converts in droves, not making it hard until late in their history, hence the reference in Jonah and other places. From post- exilic times down to Jesus's time they developed 'racial purity' laws that would make Nazis jealous by the Roman conquests. Your genealogy even determined where one was permitted to go in the Temple and Temple grounds themselves, and of course what priest posts one could qualify for.
Says the historical record. It must suck that there are so many honest Jewish scholars out there who don't and won't participate in false revisionism.
Since none of my Jewish brothers and sisters have even attempted to answer my questions I can only assume there is no such restriction on spreading the good news.
What historical method.Says...you?Jews proselytize by telling non-Jews they’re not going to hell.you said nothing remotely logical in your posts-----just gibberish ----and example
"some jewish sects try to ban proselytism"------yeah? which one?
Jews have actively proselytized in their history; claiming otherwise is just ignorant. they stopped forcing conversion at points, true, but still accepted converts in droves, not making it hard until late in their history, hence the reference in Jonah and other places. From post- exilic times down to Jesus's time they developed 'racial purity' laws that would make Nazis jealous by the Roman conquests. Your genealogy even determined where one was permitted to go in the Temple and Temple grounds themselves, and of course what priest posts one could qualify for.
Says the historical record. It must suck that there are so many honest Jewish scholars out there who don't and won't participate in false revisionism.
I spend 30 hours a week on my Jew studies and I have no idea what you’re talking about.
