Unveiled Artist
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With a respectful discourse Jews, and Christians, let me ask Jews first, between the first five books of the Bible to the gospels, what was the reason those books outside the NT that didn't match the teachings and continuation of the Torah?
Christians (and Jews too), the bible OT is about a lot of history more so than words of wisdom. The only wisdom I can find in the OT is Romans. Hebrews, Psalms, and Proverbs (at least those I've read) and the NT mostly Gospels, Galatians Eccs., Acts, and a few others.
In regards to the finding wisdom and spiritual insight, what does the history of these different people, Israelites, Babylonians, etc offer you? Are there physical teachings that says what one must do rather than things like love thy neighbor and have faith?
What do you guys learn from the OT in full?
Christians (and Jews too), the bible OT is about a lot of history more so than words of wisdom. The only wisdom I can find in the OT is Romans. Hebrews, Psalms, and Proverbs (at least those I've read) and the NT mostly Gospels, Galatians Eccs., Acts, and a few others.
In regards to the finding wisdom and spiritual insight, what does the history of these different people, Israelites, Babylonians, etc offer you? Are there physical teachings that says what one must do rather than things like love thy neighbor and have faith?
What do you guys learn from the OT in full?
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