Shermana
Heretic
So you think God does treat them as Jews and under the Mosaic Law ? What supports your this faith?
What supports your faith that God does not treat them as under the Mosaic Law?
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So you think God does treat them as Jews and under the Mosaic Law ? What supports your this faith?
What supports your faith that God does not treat them as under the Mosaic Law?
So you think God does treat them as Jews and under the Mosaic Law ? What supports your this faith?
again, you don't understand what I'm saying. Daughters can receive inheritance. But they can't give one. You inherit from your father. Which was the case with job
You are clueless again ?
Self claim Jews means they believe by faith that they are under the Old covenant which Mosaic Law will be used for the judgment.
So is it true that you, as a Jew, still under the old covenant ?
If you failed to abide by Mosaic Law, you make not much difference from a Gentile. We believe that , not all Jews will be considered as Jews by God.
again, you don't understand what I'm saying. Daughters can receive inheritance. But they can't give one. You inherit from your father. Which was the case with job
Yes, daughters could inherit land from their fathers as the examples show above, But not all inheritence is a physical inheritence. Some inheritences were a 'blessing' as was the case with Jacob and Esau.
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Did you deliberately missed what he said?
You bo agree they can recieve inheritance, what he is asking you to evidence is that they could PASS inheritance.
in the case of the messiah, it was the 'family line' that was needed. Not an inheritance of any kind but being born in the line of King David.
when you trace mary's family line, she is from one of King Davids sons. That is all that was needed....she didnt have to pass on anything to him.
The messiah had to be from the family line of King David and through Mary, Jesus was.
Did you deliberately missed what he said?
You bo agree they can recieve inheritance, what he is asking you to evidence is that they could PASS inheritance.
Please read two times the fragment you quoted form him, I think he was pretty clear and straightforward there.
Would this reasoning work for example when determining koheins?
me myself said:So... Sounds like he is clearly not the messiah. The jews are not in peace and as you clearly point out no one is, so either e prophecy about the messiah is wrong or Jesus is not the messiah.
Yes, daughters could inherit land from their fathers as the examples show above, But not all inheritence is a physical inheritence. Some inheritences were a 'blessing' as was the case with Jacob and Esau.
Mary was born in the line of King David so any children she bore were also of the line of king David and this makes them all equally from Davids family line and that was the line which would produce the messiah. The fact that Mary was in Davids line is all that was needed.
During this episode.Has someone yet replied this effectively?
Where does it say women can give inheritance?
Would this reasoning work for example when determining koheins?
What do Jews use maternal genealogies for?
Why is a child only considered Jewish according to the mother?
Where did/does the need for maternal and paternal genealogies come from?
Theoretically yes. A genealogy would prove their family line is from the levites.
but unfortunately, in 70ce all the genealogical records of the priests were destroyed when Rome flattened the temple in Jerusalem.
For father it comes from here.
Numbers - Chapter 1 (Parshah Bamidbar) - Tanakh Online - Torah - Bible
If you notice people were placed in tribes based on their father's house.
For what reason(s), other than it being written?
What do Jews use maternal genealogies for?
Why is a child only considered Jewish according to the mother?
Where did/does the need for maternal and paternal genealogies come from?