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First, to answer your question, yes, I do believe that there is only one Judaism. The branches within Judaism are only different levels of dedication. Now, as Jesus was concerned, a priest after the order of Melchizedek was only a Hebrew expression to distinguish from being a priest after the...

The gospel of the Jew is called Judaism. That's the gospel Jesus came to confirm down to the letter if you read Mat. 5:17-19.

I am not mad about any thing. I am just standing for the Faith of Jesus which was Judaism and the NT uses him as a Jew to incorporate Greek Mythology which is the main theme of his, Paul's gospel. (Acts 9:20) Jesus was the son of Joseph with Mary. Jesus could be called son of God but as part...

Nothing. Just to acknowledge that every one has the right to write his or her own gospel.

This is not from the KJV which is supposed to be the most preferred of all Bible versions among Christians.

WLJ, to be that anti-Jewish will take you nowhere. Come down man! This is not good to your health.

What I don't understand is your refusal to check what I say by reading the quotes I give which are evidences of my words. You still haven't read II John 2:18,19 to know where the anti-Christs come from. Nu!

Listen, did you read I John 2:18,19 as I requested of you to do? The text says that the anti-Christs are supposed to come from the ranks of Christianity and I didn't. How do you explain your hostility?

Don't you have something more important to discuss? How about the contradictions between Matthew and Luke as the birth of Jesus was concerned? To me, sometimes it seems that they are talking about two different Jesuses. Wouldn't you like to know why?

You should have saved your time with this post above because I already know for sure that you are no Jew.

For you. As for me, it is plainly clear without LSD.

No, you are simply effecting a psychological transfer to charge me as a troll when in reality, deep down in your subconscious you know that I am striking you as a real member of the Faith of Jesus which was Judaism. That's the truth.

See what you are doing? Trying to escape the truth of God's Law in the Decalogue with rituals. Read Rom. 7:1-7. It is about the allegory of the widow who gets freedom from the marriage law with the death of her husband. Paul meant to get rid of the Decalogue with the death of Jesus. If you read...

Of course! Why would you do that to the Buddhists? They are not trying to replace the Christian Theology as you are doing to Judaism. And thank you for the reference to a Jewish website. They don't vandalize Judaism with the things of Judaism. I am not a troll. I have been here much longer...

I am here for one reason only. Because Jesus was a Jew whose Faith was Judaism and the NT is using a Jew to preach against his Faith which just happens to be mine too. If you can teach the NT without using a Jew to preach against his Faith, I will never bother you again. I am sure that you don't...

Yea, let me correct where you are indeed wrong. I do not reject Jesus and much less thoroughly. I reject the "Christ" of Paul which cries far from being a legitimate picture of Jesus. I accept Jesus for what he really was and not for what the gospel of Paul aka the NT paints him to have been...

Well, if you do not agree, go take your case to Jesus. I gave you the quote. If indeed you have offended so many, probably that's what you gonna have to do.

O my gosh! I hate to rain on your parade but, what can I say? I can't just keep strengthening your delusion. To be with God where? God is not restrict to a specific place. We are already with him if you can find a place in your mind for the concept that the universe is in God and not that God is...

"The spirit that returns to God" is only an embellishment for the breath of life that the Lord breathed into the nostrils of man when He formed him from the dust of the earth. (Gen. 2:7) Any thing akin to an emanation can be called a spirit.

The reference to the spirit returning to God Who gave it is the same as the breath of life which is embellished with being a spirit. Even the expression, "will return to God Who gave it" is an embellishment for "It is gone." Now, for the body which returns to the earth is literal. BTW, the whole...