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  • Phebe Carlyle
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by FinallySaved View Post
    doesn't the bible say that god loves all this children? no matter race, gender, or belief? or is that a load of crap just like this forum?
    I suppose you believe that God cursed and smited so many for fun?

    The term children is broad. If you mean His children as in those who he KNOWS have dedicated their lives to Him and turned themselves over to His Will, The answer is yes.

    Mankind as a whole though? No.

    If you had read the KJV1611 you would KNOW this!

    YIC,

    Mrs. P Dewitt.

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  • FinallySaved
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    Re: Shalom

    doesn't the bible say that god loves all this children? no matter race, gender, or belief? or is that a load of crap just like this forum?

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  • Seth Campbell
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by FinallySaved View Post
    I wouldnt waste your breathe on these cult worshipping heathens, they don't know what it truly means to be christian, they don't accept no one, not even each other, it's best to find another place that will actually be open-minded, i tried being a born again christian and would accept you as a jew, but the damned here doesn't understand what it means to open up to anyone, so as the only person who is actually sane here, i would welcome you, but for saying this, i'm too be banned and seen as the enemy, but it's fine lol, i'd rather live life to it's fullest and have fun than waste each breath i take shunning others because their beliefs are different from mine
    So you tried to be a Born again Christian for what, 10 or 15 minutes? If you couldn't take the criticism from the Pastors here, what would you do the first time you were tempted? Sorry, but God only wants the faithful.

    As for being open-minded and accepting everyone, could you please point out where in the Bible it tells us to do that?

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  • FinallySaved
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    Re: Shalom

    I wouldnt waste your breathe on these cult worshipping heathens, they don't know what it truly means to be christian, they don't accept no one, not even each other, it's best to find another place that will actually be open-minded, i tried being a born again christian and would accept you as a jew, but the damned here doesn't understand what it means to open up to anyone, so as the only person who is actually sane here, i would welcome you, but for saying this, i'm too be banned and seen as the enemy, but it's fine lol, i'd rather live life to it's fullest and have fun than waste each breath i take shunning others because their beliefs are different from mine

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  • BelieverInGod
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by David Rothstein View Post
    I see that you are just one of the hundreds of rabid mouth-breathing fanatics here
    Considering the nasal whining that you hear coming out of Joo York City, I don't think you should be complaining about anyone being a "mouth breather".

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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Re: Shalom

    I wanted to be polite and make a tentative welcome, but was a little confused and not sure whether to post at all - however I feel a little better after that (above)

    Originally posted by David Rothstein
    both monotheisms absolutely agree
    Aren’t mohammedans monotheists too (even though they worship the moon)? and what about satanists? Notwithstanding their apatheistic world view they just worship one satan, don’t they - even if the nut-bag LaVeyans disagree with the even more nut-bag first church of satan nut-bags? Nut-bag is as good as it gets. And the monotheistic period in Pharaonic Egypt was.. what was that word again? ..oh yes: monotheistic, not much agreement so far. The
    oldest complete Masoretic texts date from the 2nd millenniun c. 1000 - 1100 AD. It does mot agree with the text (LXX) Jesus used.

    Mark 3:23-26 And he called them unto him, and said unto them in parables, How can Satan cast out Satan?
    And if a kingdom be divided against itself, that kingdom cannot stand.
    And if a house be divided against itself, that house cannot stand.
    And if Satan rise up against himself, and be divided, he cannot stand, but hath an end.

    Matthew 12:25 And Jesus knew their thoughts, and said unto them, Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand

    Originally posted by David Rothstein
    also No one forces them to agree to a 47% APR
    Do you have any Australian branches charging 420% flat-rate, not compounded? If they are not part of your Gentile outreach programme, do you make cash advances by postal application?

    Originally posted by David Rothstein further
    One of the reasons you Christians have such a hard time selling others on your religion is due to the silliness it has become in "American" English
    I thought King James was from pre-communist England: perhaps one of the Pastors could correct me?
    Originally posted by EPH289
    ..they only accomplished the plan of God
    Doesn’t he read the demonic N.I.V.?
    Originally posted by David Rothstein
    Mrs. Dimwitt,

    Originally posted by landoverlover
    like a tick on the backside of a lemming about to jump off a cliff

    Originally posted by Then this Rothstein
    Your response is disheartening. I thought we might get somewhere through civil and intellectual intercourse, but I see that you are just one of the hundreds of rabid mouth-breathing fanatics etc
    Mrs. Dewitt does not have rabies
    and, a bit of a side issue perhaps, Mrs. Dewitt, but how do I send message to friend?
    ..Thanks

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  • Levi Jones
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by David Rothstein View Post
    Most of the contents of the Tanakh (or Masoretic Text) was compiled by 450 BCE and has remained essentially unchanged to this date.
    No one is buying it, Schlomo. The oldest Hebrew texts are the masoretic texts.

    Originally posted by David Rothstein View Post
    The Dead Sea Scrolls date to 150 BCE and 70 CE.
    Discovered with what? Oh yeah, the old Hebrew with a collection of Christian writings.


    Originally posted by David Rothstein View Post
    The Dead Sea Scrolls essentially confirm the authenticity of the Tanakh.
    Shalom
    I accept your belief in Christ!

    Welcome, Brother in Jesus!

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  • David Rothstein
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by Mrs. Phebe Dewitt View Post
    Hmm... Seems strange that a Joo would have to resort to wikipedia for information, sir!

    Just know, here we don't even bother with the tripe posted there as "fact"

    Try again, Jesus killer!

    YIC

    Mrs. Phebe Dewitt.
    Mrs. Dimwitt,

    Your response is disheartening. I thought we might get somewhere through civil and intellectual intercourse, but I see that you are just one of the hundreds of rabid mouth-breathing fanatics here, and a woman no less. But your self-loathing and tendency to strike out as a serpent is understandable given your wicked sin.

    "And when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat." Genesis 3:6
    Even as a wealthy Jew, I do not have access to the Dead Sea Scrolls. But you can order our Tanakh here, provided you have any money as a Gentile, which is doubtful.

    Shalom

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  • Warner S. Davidson
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally Posted by Mrs. Phebe Dewitt
    Hmm... Seems strange that a Joo would have to resort to wikipedia for information, sir!

    Just know, here we don't even bother with the tripe posted there as "fact"

    Try again, Jesus killer!

    YIC

    Mrs. Phebe Dewitt.

    Sister Phebe

    There is little doubt that he is a grubby money trading charlatan.
    It is apparent that nothing changes even after 2000 years.

    I am surprised that he has the time to spare as all Joos are time poor.
    In between murdering God’s saviours, pawning watches, worshipping Satan and selling bagel franchises where is the time to torment us True Christians(tm)?

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  • Phebe Carlyle
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by David Rothstein View Post
    Most of the contents of the Tanakh (or Masoretic Text) was compiled by 450 BCE and has remained essentially unchanged to this date.

    The Dead Sea Scrolls date to 150 BCE and 70 CE.

    The Dead Sea Scrolls essentially confirm the authenticity of the Tanakh. This should not be a surprise as the Tanakh is NOT a translation and therefore not subject to the linguistic compromises of a Greek rendering of Hebrew that one finds in the Septuagint.

    Shalom
    Hmm... Seems strange that a Joo would have to resort to wikipedia for information, sir!

    Just know, here we don't even bother with the tripe posted there as "fact"

    Try again, Jesus killer!

    YIC

    Mrs. Phebe Dewitt.

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  • David Rothstein
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by Levi Jones View Post
    Why is it that the oldest "pure" Hebrew texts come from the 9th century c.e.?

    The Septuagint predates you Christ killers texts by 1200-1300 years.

    I can see you are a real mensch.
    Most of the contents of the Tanakh (or Masoretic Text) was compiled by 450 BCE and has remained essentially unchanged to this date.

    The Dead Sea Scrolls date to 150 BCE and 70 CE.

    The Dead Sea Scrolls essentially confirm the authenticity of the Tanakh. This should not be a surprise as the Tanakh is NOT a translation and therefore not subject to the linguistic compromises of a Greek rendering of Hebrew that one finds in the Septuagint.

    Shalom

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  • Jo Freddie
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by Lisa H View Post
    Go back and look at my post at #17. The Jews could have saved Him. How many did Jesus heal from demons and sickness.
    That would not have fitted with the plot of the story the chasers had in mind, the plot was that Jesus and his old man wanted to frame the Jews.

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  • Lisa H
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by EPH289 View Post
    I don't feel sad that he sacrificed himself. He knew perfectly the reason why he was on earth. He chose his fate because his love for us was greater than anything, and because it was part of a greater plan.

    Remember he even told Judas that he forgave him for what he was about to do, at the last dinner they had with him.

    Jesus being God already knew he was going to die because that is what he had planned.

    In john 13:24-30 You even see Jesus telling Judas to do what he had to do.

    26Jesus answered, "It is the one to whom I will give this piece of bread when I have dipped it in the dish." Then, dipping the piece of bread, he gave it to Judas Iscariot, son of Simon. 27As soon as Judas took the bread, Satan entered into him. "What you are about to do, do quickly," Jesus told him, 28but no one at the meal understood why Jesus said this to him. 29Since Judas had charge of the money, some thought Jesus was telling him to buy what was needed for the Feast, or to give something to the poor. 30As soon as Judas had taken the bread, he went out. And it was night.

    So you see, it's by the will of Jesus (God) that he was actually sacrificed. He could have stopped it any time, and it could have happened in any other place on the world. So by being fully aware that he was about to die, by having planned it before hand, as it was prophesied in the old testament, and by telling Judas to hurry and do what he knew he was going to do, was that murder? No. It was God who guided man to do what was needed to be done to save mankind.
    Go back and look at my post at #17. The Jews could have saved Him. How many did Jesus heal from demons and sickness.

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  • EPH289
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by Lisa H View Post
    So you agree with him. Don't you feel sad that Jesus was murdered.
    I don't feel sad that he sacrificed himself. He knew perfectly the reason why he was on earth. He chose his fate because his love for us was greater than anything, and because it was part of a greater plan.

    Remember he even told Judas that he forgave him for what he was about to do, at the last dinner they had with him.

    Jesus being God already knew he was going to die because that is what he had planned.

    In john 13:24-30 You even see Jesus telling Judas to do what he had to do.

    26Jesus answered, "It is the one to whom I will give this piece of bread when I have dipped it in the dish." Then, dipping the piece of bread, he gave it to Judas Iscariot, son of Simon. 27As soon as Judas took the bread, Satan entered into him. "What you are about to do, do quickly," Jesus told him, 28but no one at the meal understood why Jesus said this to him. 29Since Judas had charge of the money, some thought Jesus was telling him to buy what was needed for the Feast, or to give something to the poor. 30As soon as Judas had taken the bread, he went out. And it was night.

    So you see, it's by the will of Jesus (God) that he was actually sacrificed. He could have stopped it any time, and it could have happened in any other place on the world. So by being fully aware that he was about to die, by having planned it before hand, as it was prophesied in the old testament, and by telling Judas to hurry and do what he knew he was going to do, was that murder? No. It was God who guided man to do what was needed to be done to save mankind.

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  • Lisa H
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    Re: Shalom

    Originally posted by EPH289 View Post
    He's commenting to an other post that was made earlier



    A killer by law is a murderer.

    Funny thing is that you all point to the bible, so basically you all believe in it. But yet condemn Jews that they are murderer for having crucified Jesus, which was God plans in the beginning of things as he had already promised his coming in the old testament.

    Yet all of you forget a few points. Jesus being the son lf Maria, was a jew, and his disciple were Jews. Not only that but Paul who wasn't directly a disciple of Jesus was also a Jew.

    So saying that Jews are Christ Killers.. well that's outright false, they only accomplished the plan of God, so that all could be saved.
    So you agree with him. Don't you feel sad that Jesus was murdered.

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