Jesus was literally murdered by jews for being antisemitic. It's not revisionist, the church has just been completely infiltrated by satan and no one actually reads the Bible anymore.
Christians don't in fact need to bother with the Old Testament at all unless they want to study theology. Everything they need to protect themselves against jews is in the New Testament in the words of Christ. It's what the thing is about.
The Talmud didn't exist until everyone was gathering up the Christian scripture to codify it.
The jews sat down and scribbled out that endless monstrosity out of their usual jealousy.
Nothing from their mouth or hand was good enough for God, THe Christian God or even the OT jew one.
I believe it is. The true God in the New Testament is definitely not the same god as Yahweh or Jehovah, who could better be described as a demiurge. Yahweh is a god of anger and judgement, while the true God is a god of love and forgiveness. If one compares them just by their words and behavior, they're definitely different.
Says who? And what do you mean by "liberties"? Speaking my mind about my observations of two different things? Or do you have a problem with "noticing"? How is this "liberties"? Who owns either of these two religions? Their authority rests on a set of writings, the Greek scriptures from almost 2,000 years ago, the Hebrew and Aramaic from well over 2,000 years ago, and neither distinct religion has a human authority who can recognized by all adherents as the definitive spokesman.
What we know and can understand from the jewish religion and the Christian religion comes from the scriptures, and there's a great deal of controversy over the very canon of those scriptures. There's also controversy over the accuracy of what they contain due to the unreliability of the means of transmission of these scriptures due to copyists and others who interpolate new content to justify whatever the current generation or current century believes.
Twenty-first century understanding of these religions lacks a great deal of the details of what and how was transmitted to use centuries later, and most especially, by whom and what they believed. Most current interpretation of these scriptures tends to be based on religious tradition and what the adherents what to believe, rather than what the scriptures actually say.
So, if you reply, please address the questions I asked in my first paragraph.
[ - ] Native 1 point 2 weeksApr 28, 2024 22:54:39 ago (+1/-0)
You are correct, I just learned recently that the New Testament with the exception is all written in Greek.
Blew my mind. Also I believe the oldest surviving documents of the Old Testament are also Greek. Which is fascinating.
Another interesting aspect if you look at the genetics, all of the Near East/Middle East were Europeans. It’s wasn’t until Muhammad wars that changed the genetics to what they currently are today.
I’m of the belief that the 1,000 year reign of Christ already happened
The New Testament scriptures were written in the language that was predominant in Judea, at the time called Syria Palaestina, which was Koine Greek, and kind of simplified Greek used by people in the former Greek territories controlled and occupied by the Greek powers a few centuries before. It's why Constantinople, the seat of the Christian church in the east, spoke Greek and not Latin. (You'd have to read up on why that is because it's too long to summarize.)
jews in in that Roman colony spoke both Hebrew and Koine Greek, which was also the language of trade and commerce, as they had done for over 200 years. The Romans had no interest in interfering with the culture or religion of any region they occupied, so Latin was never a language spoken there. Romans would learn the languages of the colonies they occupied.
Jesus may have spoken Hebrew, but his apostles and those he preached to and taught spoke Greek, so it's only natural that what he said would have been recorded in that same Greek dialect.
[ - ] Native 1 point 2 weeksApr 28, 2024 23:37:55 ago (+1/-0)
After Covid™️I reconnected with my Christian roots (East Orthodox) and realised how lies to I was my entire life having spent my entire life as a Protestant.
And it’s fascinating how much there is to the Bible we don’t know. Have you listened to Lord of Spirits podcast?
[ + ] Master_Foo
[ - ] Master_Foo 1 point 2 weeksApr 28, 2024 15:24:37 ago (+3/-2)
All the "villians" are non-Jews.
Forsake the Jew-Messiah and declare White Blood and White Soil your Highest Power.
Heil Odin! o/
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for being antisemetic[ + ] yesiknow
[ - ] yesiknow 0 points 2 weeksApr 28, 2024 16:12:44 ago (+2/-2)
The Talmud didn't exist until everyone was gathering up the Christian scripture to codify it.
The jews sat down and scribbled out that endless monstrosity out of their usual jealousy.
Nothing from their mouth or hand was good enough for God, THe Christian God or even the OT jew one.
[ + ] Spaceman84
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[ + ] Lost_In_The_Thinking
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[ + ] SecretHitler
[ - ] SecretHitler -1 points 2 weeksApr 28, 2024 19:41:59 ago (+0/-1)*
Edit: lol your responses are even worse. Just making up all kinds of stuff.
[ + ] Lost_In_The_Thinking
[ - ] Lost_In_The_Thinking 1 point 2 weeksApr 28, 2024 22:20:32 ago (+1/-0)
What we know and can understand from the jewish religion and the Christian religion comes from the scriptures, and there's a great deal of controversy over the very canon of those scriptures. There's also controversy over the accuracy of what they contain due to the unreliability of the means of transmission of these scriptures due to copyists and others who interpolate new content to justify whatever the current generation or current century believes.
Twenty-first century understanding of these religions lacks a great deal of the details of what and how was transmitted to use centuries later, and most especially, by whom and what they believed. Most current interpretation of these scriptures tends to be based on religious tradition and what the adherents what to believe, rather than what the scriptures actually say.
So, if you reply, please address the questions I asked in my first paragraph.
[ + ] Native
[ - ] Native 1 point 2 weeksApr 28, 2024 22:54:39 ago (+1/-0)
Blew my mind. Also I believe the oldest surviving documents of the Old Testament are also Greek. Which is fascinating.
Another interesting aspect if you look at the genetics, all of the Near East/Middle East were Europeans. It’s wasn’t until Muhammad wars that changed the genetics to what they currently are today.
I’m of the belief that the 1,000 year reign of Christ already happened
[ + ] Lost_In_The_Thinking
[ - ] Lost_In_The_Thinking 1 point 2 weeksApr 28, 2024 23:12:42 ago (+1/-0)
The New Testament scriptures were written in the language that was predominant in Judea, at the time called Syria Palaestina, which was Koine Greek, and kind of simplified Greek used by people in the former Greek territories controlled and occupied by the Greek powers a few centuries before. It's why Constantinople, the seat of the Christian church in the east, spoke Greek and not Latin. (You'd have to read up on why that is because it's too long to summarize.)
jews in in that Roman colony spoke both Hebrew and Koine Greek, which was also the language of trade and commerce, as they had done for over 200 years. The Romans had no interest in interfering with the culture or religion of any region they occupied, so Latin was never a language spoken there. Romans would learn the languages of the colonies they occupied.
Jesus may have spoken Hebrew, but his apostles and those he preached to and taught spoke Greek, so it's only natural that what he said would have been recorded in that same Greek dialect.
Thanks for your comment.
[ + ] Native
[ - ] Native 1 point 2 weeksApr 28, 2024 23:37:55 ago (+1/-0)
And it’s fascinating how much there is to the Bible we don’t know. Have you listened to Lord of Spirits podcast?
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