Grace and Peace,
Your teachings of Incarnation and concept of Fully-G_d and Full-Man is totally against the teachings of Holy Torah and all Prophets.Grace and Peace,
Our teaching of the Incarnation and the teachings of Jesus being Fully-God and Fully-Man in a hypostatic Union seems to refute the simplicity of your rebuttal.
Grace and Peace,
Unfortunately or fortunately, depending on which side of the argue one find’s oneself claims such as these simply crash on the rock of our faith. I can appreciate you, as a devout jew, for waxing triumphant in your faith claims but you must understand that there are very strong reasons for us gentiles to humbly accept Jesus’ offer of a New Covenant in faith and hope. Mere claims such as those which have been offered seem like very ill-prepared to cast doubt on the faithful of Christ and His Church.
I say again, the Fully-G_d and Full-Man idea is totally against the teachings of Holy Torah and all Prophets. It is not Jewish.
Grace and Peace,
The Apostles were ‘all’ Jews and many died martyr’s for their faith. How can you say that a Jew can never accept any such thing when we have such martyrs as the Apostles? Perhaps you are projecting your own cultural biases into this discussion…
Judaism doesn’t demand that everyone must convert to Judaism.
Many of the Apostles died martyrs for their faith? How interesting, your book tells us that same “apostles” fled and left your demi-god alone when his “life” was in seriously dangeour?The Apostles were ‘all’ Jews and many died martyr’s for their faith. How can you say that a Jew can never accept any such thing when we have such martyrs as the Apostles? Perhaps you are projecting your own cultural biases into this discussion…
Perhaps a case can be made that the Noahide Covenant was directed for all humanity but the Covenant of Moses was directed toward the Jewish people and only later opened to gentiles after the rejection of Jesus Christ as St. Paul is clear to point out.
It is very clearly taught that the Incarnation is not a ‘demi-god’ but the Logos in the flesh. I would ask you very kindly to restrain yourself from insulting our faith and recognize that we do not attempt to twist or mock your traditions but we have our own which clearly teach us that Jesus Christ was God Incarnate. He opened the gates of paradise for us and we give Him praise and glory. Please dialogue with us in kindness and respect and we will have a full and healthy discussion. God Willing.
Again you accuss us of things which you have not established. I see claims without evidence. It would be fair for you to perhaps layout your argument for me.
The Holy Torah was in existance before your New Testament thing was written down by a group of people whose most of them were and are unknown till this day.
Take a look other threads how Catholics here are behaving while “debating” people of other faith. It seems that only Catholics are alowed to slander when expressing their disagreements.Excuse me, but did you just compare Jesus Christ to David Koresh?
I try to be as charitable as possible, but posts like that must go against point 7 of the conduct rules for this forum (non-Catholics are welcome, but should be respectful of the faith of the Catholics). Please refrain from further slander when expressing your disagreements.
Grace and Peace,
Unfortunately, we cannot know because we cannot be sure that they individuals chose to die or if they were coerced to remain in the compound.
I am unaware of any miraculous claims with Mr. Koresh and I must ask you again to restrain your mocking of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. This is very insulting to us and I kindly ask that you dialogue with us in a way that respects us and our deeply held convictions. I, personally, not mind you offering argument and evidence that might cause us to question the divinity of our Lord but merely insulting our beliefs don’t have much weight to do this.
The very icon in the end of your every post, is unHoly and a severe mockery with your own “god” because you are showing him almost naked like a man and you are calling him “LORD” and you are preaching us to worship that naked man…!!!
As your Talmud interprets them. But we walk not in the way of the Pharisees, Sadducees and Scribes, but in the way of the Messiah’s Apostles.
We’ve had a few threads on this:
But it is Hebrew, and Biblical.
As the Talmud claims all three. The links I have provided above shows the problems there.
But Christianity does, which is how Abraham becomes the Father of the Faithful and of the Nations.
Yes, the Pentateuch is. But in the above posted threads, some Jews seem to dispute this.
I am part of we, and I have the scar to prove it
He said “I AM.” And proved it.
Yes, St. James the Brother of God who sat on David’s Throne in Jerusalem set this, with St. Peter and all the Church in the Council of Jerusalem. Acts 15.
He called out “This is My Beloved Son. Listen to Him!”
Perhaps but before the Holy Torah existed, there was the spoken covenant with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. This was a faith of the interior law and the promise of God. Should you reject what Moses later handed down because this promise was first?
You appear to be ignoring Jewish history…
God and knowledge of His Nature is not ‘common’ knowledge. We can discussion this in great detail if you are open to it…
Please know that not every Christian is Catholic and neither should all of Christendom be blamed for the actions of Rome or Spain.
So it is your belief that ‘all’ Christians are damned? What of others who are not Jewish?
I am not asking your for evidence to disprove your Jewish Faith. I am asking you to offer evidence for the claims you are making here.
Yes, you would think that they would revise the story and make themselves look heroic.
Certainly not as much as the Maccabbees.
You just pointed out that Christ’s followers gave up, so what’s the comparison?