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Valke2
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You quoted a verse from a tractate. I posted the entire folio page to show you that the verse you quoted is non-existant.Valke2,
Is judiasm like the LDS, a text can have many different meanings depending on who is doing the interperting?![]()
The Talmud is a multi-volume commentary on the Mishna, which was oral laws given to Moses and passed down. The Talmud contains opinions form hundreds of sages and rabbis spanning centuries. So you will find many opinions that are not followed. On the internet you will find many, many sites that have misquotes and outright made up verse that are wrongly attributed to the Talmud. It is simply one of the newer methods of spreading anti-semetism.
If you want to learn a little more detail about it, I posted a thread on Talmud 101. forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=124130&highlight=Talmud+Valke2