Have you learned the shema?
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TweetyBird
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It means absolutely nothing. It segregates the Law to 5 books, which is completely incorrect.
freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
One head, many hats.......
One head, many hats.......
I've specifically asked you a few questions related to the subject of our present discussion, but you have failed to provide an answer. My insight and understanding of the Shema have been amply provided, as much as 'creative dialogue' and inspiration allows. Since the Spirit is always flowing, breathing,...there is always yet more insights to share. This is the Way of the Spirit.
No Thanks,....since this very thread is where we are discussing the subject, for other readers also to profit from. This is an "open" discussion, there is nothing that needs to be 'private' about what is already omnipresent and all-pervading. The Shema proclaims openly the reality of 'God' and his singular uniqueness, rank, nature and being.
See here.
That's wonderful, but it has little to do with our subject at hand. What if I told you the 'V' in the Vedas stood for Vishnu?
(I'm just making that up for the moment) - in any case,....perhaps our discussion of the Shema has been exhausted at this point, unless anything new could be added.
In-joy!
One head, many hats.......
I've specifically asked you a few questions related to the subject of our present discussion, but you have failed to provide an answer. My insight and understanding of the Shema have been amply provided, as much as 'creative dialogue' and inspiration allows. Since the Spirit is always flowing, breathing,...there is always yet more insights to share. This is the Way of the Spirit.
No Thanks,....since this very thread is where we are discussing the subject, for other readers also to profit from. This is an "open" discussion, there is nothing that needs to be 'private' about what is already omnipresent and all-pervading. The Shema proclaims openly the reality of 'God' and his singular uniqueness, rank, nature and being.
See here.
That's wonderful, but it has little to do with our subject at hand. What if I told you the 'V' in the Vedas stood for Vishnu?
(I'm just making that up for the moment) - in any case,....perhaps our discussion of the Shema has been exhausted at this point, unless anything new could be added.In-joy!
freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
Yes & Amen
Zeke
Well-known member
No thank you freelight.I've specifically asked you a few questions related to the subject of our present discussion, but you have failed to provide an answer. My insight and understanding of the Shema have been amply provided, as much as 'creative dialogue' and inspiration allows. Since the Spirit is always flowing, breathing,...there is always yet more insights to share. This is the Way of the Spirit.
No Thanks,....since this very thread is where we are discussing the subject, for other readers also to profit from. This is an "open" discussion, there is nothing that needs to be 'private' about what is already omnipresent and all-pervading. The Shema proclaims openly the reality of 'God' and his singular uniqueness, rank, nature and being.
See here.
That's wonderful, but it has little to do with our subject at hand. What if I told you the 'V' in the Vedas stood for Vishnu?
In-joy!
Shalom.
freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
So you refuse to engage in a discussion on the subject and refuse to answer my questions so we can have an actual dialogue here,......Wonderful.
freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
Zeke was fully aware of that. Apparently you missed the 'pun' involved with the video shared
I will not participate in what you are presenting.
I did not watch the video.Zeke was fully aware of that. Apparently you missed the 'pun' involved with the video shared
I responded to the post Zeke made because he quoted my post.
TweetyBird
New member
Yes, it does. The Law of God is not just contained in the Mosaic Law or "Torah" as you define it. The Law of God covers the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Using "Torah" as defined as a segment of the OT is completely incorrect. According to Jesus, there is more to it than the first five books.
Do you know what the reading of the old covenant is?
2 Corinthians 3:14 NASB - 14 But their minds were hardened; for until this very day at the reading of the old covenant the same veil remains unlifted, because it is removed in Christ.
TweetyBird
New member
So why are you promoting a covenant that veils the eyes as much today as it did when God gave it? Why are you promoting Torah? Why do you not promote the NT of Jesus Christ?
We may need to discuss what you are saying, but I can say unequivocally that it is good to study Torah.
Do you know what the old covenant is?
As for the rest of what you are saying I do not know what to say or how to respond. I do not think the way you do.
Shalom.
TweetyBird
New member
The old covenant is the Law of Moses - all 613 commandments, laws, and statutes.
Why do you call yourself a Christian?
I do not know what you mean.
I am a Jew. Why are you asking this question?