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The Lord's Catch-22 According to a certain midrash reported by Thomas Mann in his book "Joseph and his Brothers," after a while that Abraham had arrived in Canaan, from his country and folks in Ur of the Chaldeans, he was deeply impressed about the deep love with which the Canaanites would...

Thomas Aquinas, a Catholic Theologian was wrong about the church! Sorry Ktoyou, but you are being too obvious if you are not a Catholic.

This is very common among us all; to start a thread and soon found to be talking cross purposes. Blood sacrifices (of animals) had indeed become very important to Moses who had used of Pichuach Nephesh to establish them in order to ease the Exodus from Mitzraim but, when the blood sacrifices had...

Do you know something SonOfCaleb, I am not at all on a hurry for the rebuilding of the Temple. First and foremost because I am 100% sure that the sacrifices will return as they always do and, carrying with them the roots of idolatry. Then, Prophet Jeremiah said that the Lord never commanded that...

To claim that Jesus was a perfect man without sin is to deny both the Tanach and even the NT itself. The Tanach that says that there has never been a man upon earth to have done only good and never sinned (Ecclesiastes 7:20) and what the NT says about Jesus in Matthew 23:13-33 when he broke the...

I was aware of that. That's why I quoted the Summa Theologica and not the Bible. Now, it is your turn. Where in the Bible does it say that to go to Heaven, we need to be a Christian? Would you please?

Did you know that to be a Catholic is the same as to being a Christian? I have recently read "The Summa Theologica" by the famous Catholic Theologian Thomas Aquinas and he says that to go to Heaven, you have to be a Catholic. Do you agree with him? If you don't, you won't go to Heaven.

Rose, anyone can see that you are letting yourself be taken away by Christian preconceived notions. To tell you the truth, I wonder why because Jesus was a Jewish man and never had anything to do with Christianity. You should stand for Paul and not for Jesus because Paul was the founder of...

The key to the text above is "as long as the People of Israel remained as a People before the Lord forever." Jer. 31:35-37. It means that God's promises are all conditional as they have been from the very beginning. Indeed, since the days of Abraham the Lord has confirmed His promises of a...

Love of Recently Married People. One day, Jesus was paying a visit to his most dearly-more-than-a-cousin, John the Immerser, over the other side of the Jordan. Perhaps, it had been a long time since they hadn't seen each other. (John 10:40) Soon enough, while he was enjoying the company of his...

The Day of Atonement aka Yom Kippur The other day I was served with 5 Biblical Christian facts as you can see above, about the Day of Atonement aka Yom Kippur. Then I felt under the spiritual responsibility to share with him a word or two about Yom Kippur. The Atonement is strictly a notion...

Another Evidence That Jesus Was a Married Man - I Timothy 3:2 A Bishop, Teacher, Deacon aka a Rabbi MUST be blameless and the husband of one wife. He shall be able to rule his own house and keep his children in submission, for if a man does not know how to rule his own house, how shall he take...

The Point of Every Parable. The point of every parable is not in the personages being used in the parable but in what the purpose why the parable was mentioned for. For instance in the parable of the Richman and Lazarus, the purpose was to pay homage to the endless nature of the Law. Never...

Were There Two Different Jesuses? When Luke wrote Acts of the Apostles to Theophilus, he guaranteed him that he had dealt with ALL that Jesus did and taught until the end of his life on earth. (Acts 1:1,2) If Luke is someone worthy believing, there must be something wrong with Matthew. 1 - I...

Did Paul Follow God's Law as a Believer? No! Absolutely not. He followed God's Law as a predator follows the victim: To destroy it. If you read Romans 7:9-25, the Law served only to bring death to him. (v.8) Without the Law, Paul could live in sin without any pain of conscience but after he...

Messiah ben Joseph versus Messiah ben David The whole chapter 53 of Isaiah is about the dramatic epic of two Messiahs: Messiah ben Joseph and Messiah ben David. The drama that culminated in the "death" of Messiah ben Joseph for the sins of Messiah ben David. Properly speaking, Messiah ben...

As far as I am concerned you have simply quoted the wrong scripture, that's all.