IndigoChild5559
Loving God and my neighbor as myself.
Right. Pual had heard the legends about Jesus.But Paul knew of Jesus and that Jesus was a real person who was said to have done miracles and was crucified and supposedly raised back to life.
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Right. Pual had heard the legends about Jesus.But Paul knew of Jesus and that Jesus was a real person who was said to have done miracles and was crucified and supposedly raised back to life.
As a Jew, the New Testament is not authoritative. It is no different than the quran, or book of mormon, or vedas.Not according to the New Testament and I think I could find what I call Messianic prophecies in the Tanakh which have this Son speak.
I'm not saying God cannot. I'm saying that according to the tanakh, he DOES not.It does not go against those verses since they do not say that God cannot become a man.
And now the Jews have kicked Jesus out and He has been taken up by the Gentiles and not the Jews say that Jesus is a gentile god.
It was most likely some kind of epileptic siezure.Paul's mystical experience of the Christ is shown to be true by Paul going blind and a Christian being told by Jesus to go to Paul to heal him.
"hear O Israel, the Lord your God, the Lord is ONE" not three in one.The Son did not become the Son when He became a man. The Son has always been the Son. The Son was sent to become a human, the Messiah, and accomplish the Messianic work that He would do at that time.
It’s “truly a bizarre story,” if you make Jesus, God. (John 17:3, in Jesus’ own words, negates that interpretation IMO.) But otherwise, him being sent by God, it’s a very touching story.It's truly a bizarre story, in my opinion. Here we have a powerful creator god who creates flawed human beings and then decides to blame his creations for having been created flawed. This creator god then decides to send itself down to Earth in order to sacrifice itself to itself in order to wipe the slate clean.
A liar theist man never owned mass of the heavens...ever.It’s “truly a bizarre story,” if you make Jesus, God. (John 17:3, in Jesus’ own words, negates that interpretation IMO.) But otherwise, him being sent by God, it’s a very touching story.
It says God is not a man four times. It is obviously an extrmely important point if it is taught that many times.
Human judges get their wisdom from God, as Solomon demonstrated.But elohim, like I said, does not always refer to divine power. It can refer to human judges.
I take issue with you here. The Tanakh is full of references to God's presence on earth. The question is whether God would choose to dwell on earth in the frame of a man, and fulfil what is meant by 'lmmanuel' (lsaiah 7:14).That may be what you believe, but it is not what the Tanakh teaches.
Not really.Human judges get their wisdom from God, as Solomon demonstrated.
My son's name is emanuel. I doesn't make him God.I take issue with you here. The Tanakh is full of references to God's presence on earth. The question is whether God would choose to dwell on earth in the frame of a man, and fulfil what is meant by 'lmmanuel' (lsaiah 7:14).
Right. Pual had heard the legends about Jesus.
You quoted the Shema, and so did Jesus. ln Mark 12:28,29 Jesus answers the question posed by the scribes, Which is the greatest commandment? Jesus replied, 'The first of all the commandments is, Hear, O Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord:Not really.
Your son's name means 'God with us'. This is not an idle use of words!My son's name is emanuel. I doesn't make him God.
As a Jew, the New Testament is not authoritative. It is no different than the quran, or book of mormon, or vedas.
I'm not saying God cannot. I'm saying that according to the tanakh, he DOES not.
"God with us" could mean many things..Your son's name means 'God with us'. This is not an idle use of words!
In lsaiah 7:14, it is the young woman's son who is called lmmanuel.
Who do you think this prophecy refers to?
ALL rabbis teach that all of the commandments can be grouped under either loving God or loving neighbor. Jesus was NOT original in this teaching.You quoted the Shema, and so did Jesus. ln Mark 12:28,29 Jesus answers the question posed by the scribes, Which is the greatest commandment? Jesus replied, 'The first of all the commandments is, Hear, O Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord:
And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment.
And the second is like, namely this, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. There is none other commandments greater than these'.
So, Jesus was fully aware of the commandments and the belief in one God.