Zone1 To Those Who Have Ears - LET THEM HEAR! Knock and It Will Be Given To You - The REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST HAS BEEN FULFILLED.

[surada]

Judaism rejects the idea of original sin, which is the idea that humans are born with a sinful nature. Instead, Judaism believes that humans are born pure and innocent, with the ability to choose between good and evil using their free will. According to Judaism, humans sin because they are not perfect beings, and their negative tendencies, or yetzer hara, can be channeled in ways that affirm life through the influence of yetzer hatov, or the inclination to goodness. The Hebrew word for sin, ḥet, literally means something that goes astray, like an arrow that misses the mark, and is not a permanent failure.

 

[Cougarbear]

All of Gods kings in OT were anointed as well. The apostles were anointed, all of the little flock are anointed. None are the Messiah.

Based on the definition of Messiah, they were also messiahs. Were they the messiah that would come and atone for our sins as stated in Isaiah 53? No.

 

[Cougarbear]

Muslims revere Jesus. They consider him the purest of the prophets and born of a virgin. Like the Jews they don't believe that God has a human son.

Only kings were anointed.

Like you. Ya, the JW is very lost. But, in a way, as much as you are too. You are unable to see the lessons the scriptures are giving prophesying of Jesus Christ and the end of days.

 

[Cougarbear]

Jesus isn't the God of Israel. Ask them.

There was no original sin until the 3rd century AD. Jews don't believe in original sin.

Judah is but one tribe of Israel. Ask the other 11. I don't view the sins of Adam and Eve the way Catholics do. But, they did bring sin into the world for their children and on down to the current days. And, an atonement is needed. The sacrificial lambs of the OT times was a similitude of the only begotten of the Father in the flesh. Where we differ with Catholics is we believe that each of us will be judged by our own sins and not the sins of Adam (and Eve). Therefore, we each are required to repent and be baptized by one with authority to do so.