Okay, about the Old Testament

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You guys have taken me the wrong way…😦
You see, I was asking for the catholic answers for my original question because I have only just come to catholicism from methodism and I didn’t want to get confused by taking notes of the wrong answers; such as a jewish answer. Do you understand that? 🤷
I understood what you were trying to say. I was teasing you (not in a mean way, I hope ;)) for the way you said it, which seemed to me to be potentially offensive to Jewish people.
They see the OT differently to catholics. That’s why I was complaining to her about posting that without telling me, because I nearly wote it down as catholic doctrine!
That’s why it’s always helpful to look up in the right hand corner of a post and take note of the religion of the person posting. 😛 😃 If the poster doesn’t have anything listed, I just assume they are non-Catholic. It makes life easier. 🙂
 
I understood what you were trying to say. I was teasing you (not in a mean way, I hope ;)) for the way you said it, which seemed to me to be potentially offensive to Jewish people.

That’s why it’s always helpful to look up in the right hand corner of a post and take note of the religion of the person posting. 😛 😃 If the poster doesn’t have anything listed, I just assume they are non-Catholic. It makes life easier. 🙂
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P.S. Have you looked at psalm chapter 22? Go and read the first line! 😃
 
I doubt if a modern day Jew would have any more insight into the Old Testament than anyone else who studys Scripture.
There’s a sense in which I agree with that.

The sense is ‘within a Christian context’, the ‘Tanakh’ and ‘Old Testament’ have different significances in the two religions and we don’t ‘read’ them in the same way. Insights are, therefore, often orthogonal.

Christianity isn’t ‘Judaism + Jesus’ and Judaism isn’t ‘Christianity - Jesus’.
 
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