Isaiah 7:14

[po18guy]

Agreed. But to be sure, I said nothing about the missions of either Religion.

Exactly. The Jewish faith is not one of evangelization. Christianity, on the other hand, is to be taught, and not restrained within the boundaries of a narrow demographic.

 

[Voice_of_Reason_1]

Exactly. The Jewish faith is not one of evangelization. Christianity, on the other hand, is to be taught, and not restrained within the boundaries of a narrow demographic.

That`s right…

 

[Michael_Francis]

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Please mind your sarcasm and maintain the highest level of charity and civility or else you’ll be hearing from me.

 

[Ron_Conte]

No offense, but your whole argument is faith based, not based upon logic, therefore it is a fallacious argument.
No one is questioning to disprove the Church.
“Young woman” would be the best translation. It has been agreed upon by biblical scholars.

The Biblical scholar named ‘Matthew’ translated Isaiah 7:14 as ‘virgin’ while he was under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. (Matthew 1:23)

The Latin Vulgate, including the 1590 Pope Sixtus V edition (which the Pope worked on personally) has Isaiah 7:14 as ‘virgin’ in Latin, as do all the subsequent editions of the Vulgate, including the Nova Vulgata.

The Greek OT text of Isaiah also has the word virgin, not young woman.

So ‘young woman’ is not agreed upon by Biblical scholars.