How were they guilty, and how does their guilt make it historical?
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WHat is Passover?
- Thread starter Riders
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It's not what God told me.
rosends
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They had police records. Why would that make it any more historical than if they didn't?
Your question was about the historicity of killing innocent babies as if their status as innocent calls the historical existence of the event into question.
ElishaElijah
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God isn’t the one that has a problem understanding things or communicating truth. People are spiritually blind and dead.
This is such a weak answer though.
Perhaps you are just spiritually blind and dead to Horus.
Sooo...god was unable to create men that could understand him the first time 'round. Got it.
Brian2
Veteran Member
Hebrew seems to be a language that only the Jews can understand. Most of the Jews rejected Jesus so the lingua franca of the day was Greek and the word of God, the Gospel, the Law of God, has gone from Jerusalem to the world so that we all can be God's chosen ones.
ElishaElijah
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I am that, but I’m alive in Christ.
Well I'm alive in Horus.
ElishaElijah
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He did and if you read Genesis you would have understanding that because of sin death came to the human race and why their is such ignorance now about people believing God somehow made a mistake when it’s people that rebelled against God and still eating from the wrong tree.
I stay up late all week hanging out on RF and then fall asleep in shul while the Torah portion is being read. It's not my fault!. Anyway, Hashem will forgive me on Yom Kippur.
So you're saying that somewhere in the Exodus story it says that the Passover lamb is an atonement sacrifice and I've missed it this whole time?
What's it like living inside a guy with a falcon head?
Warm. And he can fly and stuff. Also his left eye is damaged and that's like my near-blind left eye so it's also familiar. Way better than being with a guy nailed to a cross and whatnot!
Maybe you misunderstood me. You said that Jesus is like the Passover lamb and he came to atone for man's sins. My question is how could such a comparison be made, when the Passover lamb is not an atonement sacrifice. You replied by stating something along the lines of it (the idea that the Passover lamb is an atonement sacrifice) not being made clear there (in the Book of Exodus). This suggests some sort of godly fallibility, which was then supposedly corrected in the NT, which was originally written in Greek.
Lot gave the angels matzah. Just sayin'.
Oh wait, I shouldn't say that. It suggests I know something about Genesis. Never mind.
Was it soft or did it shred the angels' gums??
Probably soft. @Ehav4Ever tell her about Temani matzah.