Selling indulgences in the temple and claiming they had a direct line to God. When Jesus actually did. He busted their hustle.
That's not what the money changers were doing.
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Selling indulgences in the temple and claiming they had a direct line to God. When Jesus actually did. He busted their hustle.
Oh? IDGAF. Jesus whipped their asses. That means that whatever they were doing was not right.That's not what the money changers were doing.
Oh? IDGAF. Jesus whipped their asses. That means that whatever they were doing was not right.
Can you understand that?
The House of Judah.
What about derogatory terms used by Christians for those of the Jewish faith? Forgot …. That’s OKIsn't it used sometimes as a derogatory term used by Jewish people for a non-Jewish person?
they "money changers" were Roman shills just like the "tax collectors" which is why Pharisees (like Jesus)Selling indulgences in the temple and claiming they had a direct line to God. When Jesus actually did. He busted their hustle.
they "money changers" were Roman shills just like the "tax collectors" which is why Pharisees (like Jesus)
hated their guts. You got a citation for that Jelly bean school idiot claim that they "direct lined to Gawd"? unless you consider Zeus to be "GAWD"
you seem very odd to me. You claim an excellentThat seems very odd to me. Where is it written that they were Romans?
yes---the operative word being SOMETIMES. ---Isn't it used sometimes as a derogatory term used by Jewish people for a non-Jewish person?
"A shill, also called a plant or a stooge, is a person who publicly helps or gives credibility to a person or organization without disclosing that they have a close relationship with said person or organization." fromThat seems very odd to me. Where is it written that they were Romans?
"A shill, also called a plant or a stooge, is a person who publicly helps or gives credibility to a person or organization without disclosing that they have a close relationship with said person or organization." from
Wikki
Well... when that happened to me as a kid, we would get into a fight to settle it. Would you like for me to beat them up for you?What about derogatory terms used by Christians for those of the Jewish faith? Forgot …. That’s OK![]()
1) I like that you point out that Jews today had nothing to do with that.Y U wanna be antisemitic, brah? What did the hebrews do to you?
Sure, they were dicks back then. No Jews alive today had anythingto do with that.
1) I like that you point out that Jews today had nothing to do with that.
2) The extent to which Jews WERE involved back then is questionable.
3) It’s critical to acknowledge that even if the Jews back then were behind it, that does doesn’t mean ALL Jews back then were behind it. The vast, vast majority of Jews then never heard of Jesus, and there was just a small band of Jews who MAY have been behind it. So it’s completely unfair to blame a few Jews for what they might have done on all Jews living at that time - which was about 2 million in Israel and another 4 million in the diaspora.
First, the source below (a Christian source) pegs it as 2 million. But even if that wasn’t true and it was only 400,000, what I said still applies - the vast majority never heard of him, and only a handful had anything, if at all, to do with his death. It wasn’t fair to blame all Jews for it - even back then.I agree with you except there was never a population of 2 million in Palestine.
I think fncceo and I already resolved that but thanks for chiming in with your opinion. We both agreed that there is nothing intrinsically derogatory in the terms Goyim, Jew and foreigner. They are, in every day usage, very benign terms, but neither of us can be held responsible if others - like yourself - don't feel pride at being identified as a foreigner. Because we are both just fine with being referred to as Goyim, foreigners and/or outsiders as there is nothing intrinsically derogatory in those terms.yes---the operative word being SOMETIMES. ---
but far less often than as a word that translates
most accurately as NATION
“Kol goy” - which we say in the Passover Haggadah - means all nations, and is meant to be inclusive. Just saying.I think fncceo and I already resolved that but thanks for chiming in with your opinion. We both agreed that there is nothing intrinsically derogatory in the terms Goyim, Jew and foreigner. They are, in every day usage, very benign terms, but neither of us can be held responsible if others - like yourself - don't feel pride at being identified as a foreigner. Because we are both just fine with being referred to as Goyim, foreigners and/or outsiders as there is nothing intrinsically derogatory in those terms.
Thank you very much for that. I have learned something new and valuable. I truly appreciate the kind gesture.“Kol goy” - which we say in the Passover Haggadah - means all nations, and is meant to be inclusive. Just saying.
try again----I said that they were Roman shills---I asked how do you know they were Romans?
you are coming CLOSE-----dingbatI think fncceo and I already resolved that but thanks for chiming in with your opinion. We both agreed that there is nothing intrinsically derogatory in the terms Goyim, Jew and foreigner. They are, in every day usage, very benign terms, but neither of us can be held responsible if others - like yourself - don't feel pride at being identified as a foreigner. Because we are both just fine with being referred to as Goyim, foreigners and/or outsiders as there is nothing intrinsically derogatory in those terms.