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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Re: Question for Jews...

    Originally posted by David Rothstein View Post
    Christians ... choose to append the Torah with foolish superstition and nonsense.
    For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness;
    but unto us which are saved it is the power of God.
    1 Corinthians 1:18


    The very fact that you cannot fathom the Life Saving aspect of the Gospel message ought to alert you to your immortal destiny should you refuse to repent and accept the LORD Jesus Christ as your Savior. Please understand, I say this in True Christian(tm) love, but you, friend, are among the Spiritually Walking Dead. Is that what you truly want?

    <--- Not superstitious or nonsense

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  • David Rothstein
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    Re: Question for Jews...

    Originally posted by HolyHolly View Post
    I feel the strong urge to pray for them right now. Not that it will help.
    Your prayers should be to YHWH asking forgiveness for worshipping the false prophet and idol "Jesus". As His chosen people, we do not need your prayers.

    When the Mashiach is delivered and the Temple is rebuilt, my people will be with G-d in Israel. Sadly, Christians will not be included because they choose to append the Torah with foolish superstition and nonsense.

    May you one day abandon the follies of Christianity and turn to Judaism for any chance at salvation.

    Shalom,

    David

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  • Holly Graham
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    Re: Question for Jews...

    Originally posted by Mary Etheldreda View Post
    Um...

    what?


    Well, I'm not a joo, but since I was married/bewitched by one for a few years, I recognize this immediately.

    This is a joo funeral. Actually, it's a ritual dance done after a funeral. Once the dead joo is buried, the community votes on the next joo to go to hell. Then, they make that person dance to their death in the middle of an auditorium. Luckily, in this video, we don't have to witness the death, but one can truly see the feeling of happiness through the spectators, as they send another one of their own to hell.

    I feel the strong urge to pray for them right now. Not that it will help.

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  • Mary Etheldreda
    started a topic Question for Jews...

    Question for Jews...

    Um...

    what?


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