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Re: Old Covenant?? by sonmvayina(op): 9:09am On Dec 07, 2022
MaxInDHouse:
I only know the one and only global family of peace loving worshipers where no member is expected to lift up weapons against anyone in the name of politics or racism. Isaiah 2:2-4; Micah 4:1-3
So whatever you think about that is no of my business! wink
Then the brain washing has eaten deep, more than what I had anticipated...

Good luck on your journey..
Re: Old Covenant?? by MaxInDHouse(m): 9:26am On Dec 07, 2022
sonmvayina:
Then the brain washing has eaten deep, more than what I had anticipated...
Good luck on your journey..
Farewell! smiley
Re: Old Covenant?? by sonmvayina(op): 4:26pm On Dec 07, 2022
Re: Old Covenant?? by sonmvayina(op): 12:42pm On Sep 03, 2023
The covenant between Jezuz and Christians is not found within the Torah, the sacred text of Judaism. Judaism has an established covenant between God and the Jewish people as outlined in the Torah, primarily through the events at Mount Sinai and the giving of the commandments. This covenant has been a fundamental aspect of Jewish identity and religious practice throughout history.

From a Jewish perspective, the notion of a new covenant established with Jezuz does not align with the interpretation and understanding of the Torah's teachings. The Torah emphasizes the importance of adherence to the commandments, ethical living, and the observance of mitzvot as the means to forge a close relationship with God.

Judaism upholds the belief in a direct and personal connection between God and the Jewish people, which is nurtured through the study of Torah, prayer, and the fulfillment of mitzvot. The covenantal relationship between God and the Jewish people has been reaffirmed and sustained through generations

While Christians see Jezuz as the fulfillment of prophecy and the establishment of a new covenant, this theological interpretation differs significantly from Jewish teachings and beliefs. Judaism maintains that the covenant established between God and the Jewish people has remained steadfast and does not require a new covenant to be valid or complete.
Re: Old Covenant?? by FxMasterz: 9:39pm On Sep 03, 2023
sonmvayina:
Read it again. There is no death or ressurection in the passage. .it is the king of the earth and God that is talking...not Isaiah. It is not a messianic prophesy...
Please go and study and research widely on Isaiah 53. You and mindhacker9009. Study to bolster your position on this part of scripture. I'll open a thread to debate the two of you on isaiah 53 Verse by verse Please be well prepared for the thread. After that thread, I'll also engage you on the invented Christianity theory. Be prepared for that too. I'll dedicate time to expose things beyond what you might expect. All by the Power of the Holy Spirit.
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