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Ah, sorry.This time I am not speaking with Ben.I responded to the man naming himself angelo.
Ah, sorry.This time I am not speaking with Ben.I responded to the man naming himself angelo.
Ben, Ben, Ben…some day the truth will set you free.And you are the first to feed me. What is the matter, you can’t stand the Truth? Daniel was Jewish, the book of Daniel is found in the Jewish Bible and not in the NT. If you want to know if I am telling you the truth, why don’t you check the website “Prophets of Israel?” They are going to show you a list of 55 Prophets. Then look for Daniel. He is not there. You don’t have to wonder why. The answer is in my thread: Daniel was not a Prophet.
Likewise, if you check about the prophetic books of the Tanakh, you won’t find the book of Daniel. Do you know why? Because his book is not prophetic. It is historical. Surprised? That’s because you don’t read.
aren’t all the books in the bible a story about a Jewish invented Jewish hero?According to Judaism, there were 55 Prophets in the History of Israel, and Daniel was not one of them. Therefore, when the Jewish Canon was organized, the book of Daniel was not taken in consideration as a prophetic book. So, the book of Daniel was accounted among the historical books of the Tanakh.
Hence the destruction of the Temple and the exile to Babylon? Of course, the lives of those forming then the remnant of Israel were spare, true, but they had lost a great deal for having taken their being the People of God as though they wouldn’t need to follow God’s ways as the true People of God should and normally would. Just bearing the Name of God is not enough, it brings with it tremendous responsibilities.The other kind is collective salvation which exists as long as Israel ixists as a People before the Lord forever. (Jere. 31:35,36)
This has been your contention from the beginning. You don’t believe mine. May God Almighty judge between you and me…**And I believed he was, but he has lost his Jewishness. Any Jew who confesses his religious allegiance to another Faith is no longer Jewish.
The Nazarenes were never called Christians, and I think we have been through this before. Christians originated with Paul in Antioch about 30 years after Jesus had been gone. Nazarenes were never banned from the Temple. They were as Jewish as any other regular Jew.**
I saw on another thread some of his nastiness that makes the posting on this thread look tame. Too bad, I wanted to hear how he was able to make multiple postings on various threads during shabbos? I still contend that he was less convinced with the arguments he lifted from anti-christian uber-orthodoxy, and more an angry man. I did a Google search and he seems to spend most of his time posting on all sorts of “Christian” websites. He was posting some of the same types on Evangelical sites, (Where he was banned much more quickly) and even an SDA board.Hey! What happened to Ben Masada to bear the label “Banned”? I missed it and noticed just a moment ago…
I hope and pray the same, brother Filioque. I am sorry for him…As much as I hope and pray that he finds truth, I hope he also knows peace. Seems to be very unhappy.