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True, that is fucked up. He should know inceldom is correlated with IQ.
True, that is fucked up. He should know inceldom is correlated with IQ.
Not bragging but past that. Researchers get stuck still thinking these ppl are sand niggers, lol. I’m doing a interdisciplinary approach using modern Y-DNA analysis, linguistics, pottery, etc.
The earliest cultural Hebrews are today’s Georgians, other biblical tribes located near them include Jews and others like Nakh (Noah) tribes.
Noah people /Sodom and Gomorrah [2:52].
View: https://youtu.be/-WK51QrPJug
Georgia
View: https://youtu.be/hOfT-nfj5zI
View: https://youtu.be/BFlg-DHA5OM
Elijah and Moses blamed God for causing the Israelites to sin. God admitted that they were right. (BT Berakoth 31b-32a).It is commonly known to many people the Judaism does not have any real concept of a hell. But modern scholarship mostly agrees with the idea that there was no concept of the afterlife in the ancient Israelite traditions, and that these beliefs came in later. However, based on my study of the Torah I think this is incorrect. Both many in modern scholarship, modern Jews, and ancient theories like by the Sadducees who rejected an afterlife were all incorrect.
Earliest Traditions: According to modern scholars ancient Israelite texts like the Torah have no afterlife or mention of one. This is why in some ancient sects like the Sadducees rejected the idea of an afterlife at all. So the point of religion and worshipping God in this older tradition is that you can make a better life for yourself while still alive. When you die, you just go straight to the grave (sheol) and that’s it.
Incorrect rebuttal from modern Jews
There is pushback from modern Jews as well who try to denounce the modern scholarship and Sadducee claims of there being no afterlife. The common rebuttal is:
The book of Deuteronomy mentions a Day of Retribution for the wicked.
There is nothing about this that talks about a resurrection, but if you don’t believe in such a concept then this idea seems very mysterious and nebulous. However when you look at this in the context of the passage, it clearly is talking about the Israelites facing a day of retribution for going against God, and face punishment as a nation. There is no evidence this is talking about a personal judgement by God, but rather a retroactive reinterpretation by copers.
Why modern scholarship is wrong and a better understanding
There are a few problems with the modern scholarly view though.
Sorcery could summon and communicate with the dead as ghosts
This is probably the strangest part of the Bible where the afterlife is concerned. Even in modern Judaism there is no real explanation of how this can be done. In the book of Deuteronomy resurrection of the dead and communication with them is considered sorcery and required the subject to be stoned to death. So the Torah does believe it’s real, but this would make no sense with the view of no afterlife (unless they are zombies or something).
This isn’t just because they believed sorcerers were scam artists according to these beliefs. In the book or Samuel (part of Deuteronomy), a sorceress called the Witch of Endor summons the ghost of the prophet Samuel so Saul can communicate with him.
Then Samuel said to Saul, “Why have you disturbed me by bringing me up?”……..”Moreover, the Lord will give Israel also with you into the hand of the Philistines, and tomorrow you and your sons shall be with me. The Lord will give the army of Israel also into the hand of the Philistines.” 20
Based on this reading, we see that Samuel describes himself as being disturbed and brought up. So Samuel was aware that he was dead, and was aware of the events of the world. Either he still has his prophetic powers due to God and was told these things while being brought back as a ghost, or he knew what was going to happen due to being dead and it’s just something the dead know.
Samuel couldn’t be seen but could be heard by Saul, which means that it was a ghost rather than a zombie. Samuel (who was a righteous prophet) saying that Saul (who disobeyed God) would be in the same place after death debunks the idea that people go to a different place for their deeds. Modern Judaism tries to put moral stance of somehow a soul will be purified and kept away from God, but Samuel mentions nothing about being with God and says Saul and his sons will die tomorrow and be with him (no time in between for a purification).
So what do we make of all of this? The best explanation for this case is actually:
Cross-Cultural references to Mesopotamia
In the Bible the word Sheol is used to describe the place the dead go to. This word in Hebrew just means grave, but it has other connotations in other religions nearby, like the Mesopotamian religions with other terms. In there the concept of Sheol is where it’s just a realm underground where the dead exist experiencing nothing pretty much (laying down and rotting like many of us, and completely over). However, you are aware of what happens in the world above and what will happen. There is no judgement of souls, there is no resurrection, there is no being with God. You are just in this mysterious world of the dead that everyone goes to, without a body but you don’t cease to exist completely.
The people of Lot were relatives of Abraham I think.sodom and gomorrah stemmed from ham which is black man
Lot went to sodom and gomorrah because they split the land because abrahams house and lots house were against each other, so he is not directly relatedThe people of Lot were relatives of Abraham I think.
Lot is Abraham’s blood nephew.Lot went to sodom and gomorrah because they split the land because abrahams house and lots house were against each other, so he is not directly related
confused thought you were talking about the people of sodom and gomorrah and abraham/lotLot is Abraham’s blood nephew.
Why didn't you kill yourself?
Ham was not a black man.sodom and gomorrah stemmed from ham which is black man
All descendants of Noah are sand niggers.ham is a nigger you retard
cope MUH SECULAR SCHOLARS NO MORE THAN ME
Gonna read later
These are descendants of Ham as told in the Bible.ham is a nigger you retard
cope MUH SECULAR SCHOLARS NO MORE THAN ME
All descendants of Noah are sand niggers.
nope ham, shem and japeth are different racesAll descendants of Noah are sand niggers.
These are descendants of Ham as told in the Bible.
View: https://youtu.be/a3e2sbvhNaw
Legend of Kouzan-Am Lake
Lake Kezenoyam
This legend has explicit parallels with Biblical Sodom and Gomorrah, Grecian Baucis and Philemon, and the Islamic Lot. It relates that there once stood a very rich town at the place where now there is only a lake. Despite their great wealth, the people of this town were afflicted with insatiable greed and covetousness. Thus it came to pass that the supreme god Dela sent his representatives in the guise of beggars, to test them. They begged the wealthy citizens to give them food, but were driven away with only blows and curses in return. Only one poor family in the village shared their food with them, keeping only a morsel of burnt bread for themselves, while giving an unburnt loaf of fine white bread to their guests. On leaving the house, the grateful strangers told the family that after some time had passed, water would begin to form puddles outside their front door, and that when this happened they should gather up only the barest of necessities, leave their home, and go to the mountains. The poor family heeded this advice, but, before departing for higher ground, warned the rich of the town of the impending disaster, and begged them to follow them, but, such was the avarice of the rich folk, that they would not abandon their treasures - not even to save themselves from a watery grave. That evening, the family watched from the mountains as a terrible catastrophe unfolded: they saw the water cover their house and with it the greedy folk who had stayed behind. To commemorate the terrible flood, the Noah people named the newly-formed lake Kouzan-am/Kezenoyam ‘lake of sorrow and cruelty’.
View: https://youtube.com/shorts/Px8mM6pA5dI?feature=share
Interestingly, the tradition of an ancient settlement associated with the lake is borne out by the archeological record for the area: traces of human habitation dating back as far as 40,000 BC have been found near Kouzan-am. Cave paintings, artifacts, and other archaeological evidence bear witness to continuous habitation for some 8,000 years. People living in these settlements used tools, fire, and clothing made of animal skins.
Nonope ham, shem and japeth are different races
ham is nigger
shem is sandnigger
japeth is chink/whitoid
Also check out the shades, Rephaim, etc.It is commonly known to many people the Judaism does not have any real concept of a hell. But modern scholarship mostly agrees with the idea that there was no concept of the afterlife in the ancient Israelite traditions, and that these beliefs came in later. However, based on my study of the Torah I think this is incorrect. Both many in modern scholarship, modern Jews, and ancient theories like by the Sadducees who rejected an afterlife were all incorrect.
Earliest Traditions: According to modern scholars ancient Israelite texts like the Torah have no afterlife or mention of one. This is why in some ancient sects like the Sadducees rejected the idea of an afterlife at all. So the point of religion and worshipping God in this older tradition is that you can make a better life for yourself while still alive. When you die, you just go straight to the grave (sheol) and that’s it.
Incorrect rebuttal from modern Jews
There is pushback from modern Jews as well who try to denounce the modern scholarship and Sadducee claims of there being no afterlife. The common rebuttal is:
The book of Deuteronomy mentions a Day of Retribution for the wicked.
There is nothing about this that talks about a resurrection, but if you don’t believe in such a concept then this idea seems very mysterious and nebulous. However when you look at this in the context of the passage, it clearly is talking about the Israelites facing a day of retribution for going against God, and face punishment as a nation. There is no evidence this is talking about a personal judgement by God, but rather a retroactive reinterpretation by copers.
Why modern scholarship is wrong and a better understanding
There are a few problems with the modern scholarly view though.
Sorcery could summon and communicate with the dead as ghosts
This is probably the strangest part of the Bible where the afterlife is concerned. Even in modern Judaism there is no real explanation of how this can be done. In the book of Deuteronomy resurrection of the dead and communication with them is considered sorcery and required the subject to be stoned to death. So the Torah does believe it’s real, but this would make no sense with the view of no afterlife (unless they are zombies or something).
This isn’t just because they believed sorcerers were scam artists according to these beliefs. In the book or Samuel (part of Deuteronomy), a sorceress called the Witch of Endor summons the ghost of the prophet Samuel so Saul can communicate with him.
Then Samuel said to Saul, “Why have you disturbed me by bringing me up?”……..”Moreover, the Lord will give Israel also with you into the hand of the Philistines, and tomorrow you and your sons shall be with me. The Lord will give the army of Israel also into the hand of the Philistines.” 20
Based on this reading, we see that Samuel describes himself as being disturbed and brought up. So Samuel was aware that he was dead, and was aware of the events of the world. Either he still has his prophetic powers due to God and was told these things while being brought back as a ghost, or he knew what was going to happen due to being dead and it’s just something the dead know.
Samuel couldn’t be seen but could be heard by Saul, which means that it was a ghost rather than a zombie. Samuel (who was a righteous prophet) saying that Saul (who disobeyed God) would be in the same place after death debunks the idea that people go to a different place for their deeds. Modern Judaism tries to put moral stance of somehow a soul will be purified and kept away from God, but Samuel mentions nothing about being with God and says Saul and his sons will die tomorrow and be with him (no time in between for a purification).
So what do we make of all of this? The best explanation for this case is actually:
Cross-Cultural references to Mesopotamia
In the Bible the word Sheol is used to describe the place the dead go to. This word in Hebrew just means grave, but it has other connotations in other religions nearby, like the Mesopotamian religions with other terms. In there the concept of Sheol is where it’s just a realm underground where the dead exist experiencing nothing pretty much (laying down and rotting like many of us, and completely over). However, you are aware of what happens in the world above and what will happen. There is no judgement of souls, there is no resurrection, there is no being with God. You are just in this mysterious world of the dead that everyone goes to, without a body but you don’t cease to exist completely.
I used to think the "gods" were cool but it's all satanic and fallen angels or something like that similar to that maybe not fallen angels exactly.Greco-Roman.
Exactly that's wrong asf lol. Most of Ham wasn't black like sub Saharan from my knowledge.
Jews looked Middle Eastern, Abraham was literally born in modern day Iraq, look up the ancient Sumerians they were white skinned like many people in the Middle East today but they prob got dark tans or brown tans, as the girl in Song of Solomon did, the bride of Solomon from working in the vineyard.Wrong, their Torah writing is literally more ancient. The Jews (my ancestors) kept adding stuff with later prophets, but the Samaritans kept a much older form of the religion.
Georgians are Caucasians, while Israelites were Afro-Asiatic family.
I used to think the "gods" were cool but it's all satanic and fallen angels or something like that similar to that maybe not fallen angels exactly.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYGsr74mXoE
@K9OtakuIt is commonly known to many people the Judaism does not have any real concept of a hell. But modern scholarship mostly agrees with the idea that there was no concept of the afterlife in the ancient Israelite traditions, and that these beliefs came in later. However, based on my study of the Torah I think this is incorrect. Both many in modern scholarship, modern Jews, and ancient theories like by the Sadducees who rejected an afterlife were all incorrect.
Earliest Traditions: According to modern scholars ancient Israelite texts like the Torah have no afterlife or mention of one. This is why in some ancient sects like the Sadducees rejected the idea of an afterlife at all. So the point of religion and worshipping God in this older tradition is that you can make a better life for yourself while still alive. When you die, you just go straight to the grave (sheol) and that’s it.
Incorrect rebuttal from modern Jews
There is pushback from modern Jews as well who try to denounce the modern scholarship and Sadducee claims of there being no afterlife. The common rebuttal is:
The book of Deuteronomy mentions a Day of Retribution for the wicked.
There is nothing about this that talks about a resurrection, but if you don’t believe in such a concept then this idea seems very mysterious and nebulous. However when you look at this in the context of the passage, it clearly is talking about the Israelites facing a day of retribution for going against God, and face punishment as a nation. There is no evidence this is talking about a personal judgement by God, but rather a retroactive reinterpretation by copers.
Why modern scholarship is wrong and a better understanding
There are a few problems with the modern scholarly view though.
Sorcery could summon and communicate with the dead as ghosts
This is probably the strangest part of the Bible where the afterlife is concerned. Even in modern Judaism there is no real explanation of how this can be done. In the book of Deuteronomy resurrection of the dead and communication with them is considered sorcery and required the subject to be stoned to death. So the Torah does believe it’s real, but this would make no sense with the view of no afterlife (unless they are zombies or something).
This isn’t just because they believed sorcerers were scam artists according to these beliefs. In the book or Samuel (part of Deuteronomy), a sorceress called the Witch of Endor summons the ghost of the prophet Samuel so Saul can communicate with him.
Then Samuel said to Saul, “Why have you disturbed me by bringing me up?”……..”Moreover, the Lord will give Israel also with you into the hand of the Philistines, and tomorrow you and your sons shall be with me. The Lord will give the army of Israel also into the hand of the Philistines.” 20
Based on this reading, we see that Samuel describes himself as being disturbed and brought up. So Samuel was aware that he was dead, and was aware of the events of the world. Either he still has his prophetic powers due to God and was told these things while being brought back as a ghost, or he knew what was going to happen due to being dead and it’s just something the dead know.
Samuel couldn’t be seen but could be heard by Saul, which means that it was a ghost rather than a zombie. Samuel (who was a righteous prophet) saying that Saul (who disobeyed God) would be in the same place after death debunks the idea that people go to a different place for their deeds. Modern Judaism tries to put moral stance of somehow a soul will be purified and kept away from God, but Samuel mentions nothing about being with God and says Saul and his sons will die tomorrow and be with him (no time in between for a purification).
So what do we make of all of this? The best explanation for this case is actually:
Cross-Cultural references to Mesopotamia
In the Bible the word Sheol is used to describe the place the dead go to. This word in Hebrew just means grave, but it has other connotations in other religions nearby, like the Mesopotamian religions with other terms. In there the concept of Sheol is where it’s just a realm underground where the dead exist experiencing nothing pretty much (laying down and rotting like many of us, and completely over). However, you are aware of what happens in the world above and what will happen. There is no judgement of souls, there is no resurrection, there is no being with God. You are just in this mysterious world of the dead that everyone goes to, without a body but you don’t cease to exist completely.
Seek GOD man.. I pray you do........ and this video opens up your eyes and more.That's something Christianity expouses, I'm not Christian. I have nothing to do with Abraham.
I have nothing to do with Islam, Judaism, or Christianity, simple as. Just an old school, very old school pagan over here.Seek GOD man.. I pray you do........ and this video opens up your eyes and more.
The pagans accepted CHRIST, got Baptized and Saved.I have nothing to do with Islam, Judaism, or Christianity, simple as. Just an old school, very old school pagan over here.
With all due respect and please don't take what i'll say as an insult since you are jewish, I mean not to provoke you.It is commonly known to many people the Judaism does not have any real concept of a hell. But modern scholarship mostly agrees with the idea that there was no concept of the afterlife in the ancient Israelite traditions, and that these beliefs came in later. However, based on my study of the Torah I think this is incorrect. Both many in modern scholarship, modern Jews, and ancient theories like by the Sadducees who rejected an afterlife were all incorrect.
Earliest Traditions: According to modern scholars ancient Israelite texts like the Torah have no afterlife or mention of one. This is why in some ancient sects like the Sadducees rejected the idea of an afterlife at all. So the point of religion and worshipping God in this older tradition is that you can make a better life for yourself while still alive. When you die, you just go straight to the grave (sheol) and that’s it.
Incorrect rebuttal from modern Jews
There is pushback from modern Jews as well who try to denounce the modern scholarship and Sadducee claims of there being no afterlife. The common rebuttal is:
The book of Deuteronomy mentions a Day of Retribution for the wicked.
There is nothing about this that talks about a resurrection, but if you don’t believe in such a concept then this idea seems very mysterious and nebulous. However when you look at this in the context of the passage, it clearly is talking about the Israelites facing a day of retribution for going against God, and face punishment as a nation. There is no evidence this is talking about a personal judgement by God, but rather a retroactive reinterpretation by copers.
Why modern scholarship is wrong and a better understanding
There are a few problems with the modern scholarly view though.
Sorcery could summon and communicate with the dead as ghosts
This is probably the strangest part of the Bible where the afterlife is concerned. Even in modern Judaism there is no real explanation of how this can be done. In the book of Deuteronomy resurrection of the dead and communication with them is considered sorcery and required the subject to be stoned to death. So the Torah does believe it’s real, but this would make no sense with the view of no afterlife (unless they are zombies or something).
This isn’t just because they believed sorcerers were scam artists according to these beliefs. In the book or Samuel (part of Deuteronomy), a sorceress called the Witch of Endor summons the ghost of the prophet Samuel so Saul can communicate with him.
Then Samuel said to Saul, “Why have you disturbed me by bringing me up?”……..”Moreover, the Lord will give Israel also with you into the hand of the Philistines, and tomorrow you and your sons shall be with me. The Lord will give the army of Israel also into the hand of the Philistines.” 20
Based on this reading, we see that Samuel describes himself as being disturbed and brought up. So Samuel was aware that he was dead, and was aware of the events of the world. Either he still has his prophetic powers due to God and was told these things while being brought back as a ghost, or he knew what was going to happen due to being dead and it’s just something the dead know.
Samuel couldn’t be seen but could be heard by Saul, which means that it was a ghost rather than a zombie. Samuel (who was a righteous prophet) saying that Saul (who disobeyed God) would be in the same place after death debunks the idea that people go to a different place for their deeds. Modern Judaism tries to put moral stance of somehow a soul will be purified and kept away from God, but Samuel mentions nothing about being with God and says Saul and his sons will die tomorrow and be with him (no time in between for a purification).
So what do we make of all of this? The best explanation for this case is actually:
Cross-Cultural references to Mesopotamia
In the Bible the word Sheol is used to describe the place the dead go to. This word in Hebrew just means grave, but it has other connotations in other religions nearby, like the Mesopotamian religions with other terms. In there the concept of Sheol is where it’s just a realm underground where the dead exist experiencing nothing pretty much (laying down and rotting like many of us, and completely over). However, you are aware of what happens in the world above and what will happen. There is no judgement of souls, there is no resurrection, there is no being with God. You are just in this mysterious world of the dead that everyone goes to, without a body but you don’t cease to exist completely.
pisslam is also satanic. Truth is that JESUS IS LORD. HE Died, rose again, and ascended into Heaven. All who repent and believe in HIM shall not perish but have Everlasting Life. Foretold hundreds of years prior in the Tanakh.With all due respect and please don't take what i'll say as an insult since you are jewish, I mean not to provoke you.
Truth is, the Jews have tampered with the Holy Scripture (Torah) to suit their power thirsty nature.
Basically, they did not like some of God's law so they altered the scripture and put their own law which would benefit their agenda.
For example, usury. According to your tradition, a Jew should not practise usury with another Jew but he can practice it with non-Jews.And it doesn't make much sense, aren't non-Jews also the creation of God ? Why should usury be outlawed between Jews and authorized when dealing with Gentile ?If we go by the principle that the simplest explanation is the most probable, the scripture has been tampered with. Usury was prohibited for everybody, and that would have meant the Jews would see their economical power diminished. So they changed the law.Again, I am not meaning to insult you or trigger you. That's not my aim, i'm just analyzing and interpreting data.
Similarly, when analyzing the points you highlighted in your thread regarding afterlife, the logical explanation is that the data has been tampered with.
Would the Allmighty God allow a lowly sorcerer to revive and discuss with a dead righteous prophet ? It's illogical, it doesn't make sense. Reviving is a miracle that only prophets were granted to prove that the message they were preaching is real.
There is the concept of "Al-Barzakh" (aka limbo) in Islam which is a realm between death and resurrection on the Day of Judgement. Death is a move from one stage to another stage.
You cannot ressurect dead, exception made for miracles granted by God to the prophets.
Sumerians were not white skinned, they literally referred to themselves as black heads because they were dark skinned. The people who are light skinned in the middle east today have ancestry from northern regions, like Aryans from Central Asia in Iran or Anatolian farmers in North Africa.Jews looked Middle Eastern, Abraham was literally born in modern day Iraq, look up the ancient Sumerians they were white skinned like many people in the Middle East today but they prob got dark tans or brown tans, as the girl in Song of Solomon did, the bride of Solomon from working in the vineyard.
Wym?the fuck happened to this thread
If God was real he wouldn’t have made us incel rotting and being treated horribly, while most Chads live heaven on Earth.Seek GOD man.. I pray you do........ and this video opens up your eyes and more.
Muslims believe in similar things to what we believe now, not our ancient beliefs.Yes The Quran talks extensively about the children of Israel and their deviations and rebellions of God's laws.
A summary https://islamqa.info/en/answers/9905/the-misguidance-of-the-jews-with-regard-to-aqeedah
Pagans were slaughtered and forced to accept Christianity at the point of the sword.The pagans accepted CHRIST, got Baptized and Saved.
Yes, we’ve been performing mental gymnastics to not have to follow the law for millennia, but the Torah itself has not changed. A funny example is shaving our beards. We are not allowed to destroy the corners of the beard, which is perfectly clear in what it means. But the mishnah preforms a mental gymnastic and says this means we can’t use a razor, but we can use other things to shave jfl. That’s why you see people like Ben Shapiro who claim to be orthodox Jews yet a clean shaven.With all due respect and please don't take what i'll say as an insult since you are jewish, I mean not to provoke you.
Truth is, the Jews have tampered with the Holy Scripture (Torah) to suit their power thirsty nature.
Basically, they did not like some of God's law so they altered the scripture and put their own law which would benefit their agenda.
For example, usury. According to your tradition, a Jew should not practise usury with another Jew but he can practice it with non-Jews.And it doesn't make much sense, aren't non-Jews also the creation of God ? Why should usury be outlawed between Jews and authorized when dealing with Gentile ?If we go by the principle that the simplest explanation is the most probable, the scripture has been tampered with. Usury was prohibited for everybody, and that would have meant the Jews would see their economical power diminished. So they changed the law.Again, I am not meaning to insult you or trigger you. That's not my aim, i'm just analyzing and interpreting data.
Similarly, when analyzing the points you highlighted in your thread regarding afterlife, the logical explanation is that the data has been tampered with.
Would the Allmighty God allow a lowly sorcerer to revive and discuss with a dead righteous prophet ? It's illogical, it doesn't make sense. Reviving is a miracle that only prophets were granted to prove that the message they were preaching is real.
There is the concept of "Al-Barzakh" (aka limbo) in Islam which is a realm between death and resurrection on the Day of Judgement. Death is a move from one stage to another stage.
You cannot ressurect dead, exception made for miracles granted by God to the prophets.
Cope. Jesus says the resurrection is supposed to literally happen in the lifetime of the apostles but it didn’t. He ascended into heaven, but that’s because people thought heaven was in the clouds. We can now literally go to space and know there’s no heaven there, so Jesus flying up like is claimed doesn’t make any sense. Neither does it make sense why after his supposed resurrection he just disappears anyways into heaven rather than stay on Earth. None of it makes sense because it didn’t happen.pisslam is also satanic. Truth is that JESUS IS LORD. HE Died, rose again, and ascended into Heaven. All who repent and believe in HIM shall not perish but have Everlasting Life. Foretold hundreds of years prior in the Tanakh.
Liar JESUS Never said that about the Final Judgement HE said the Gospel would be spread worldwide, and also Hosea Prophecy say's HE Returns after 2,000 years. so that's basically around 2030. 7 year Tribulation starts this year perhapsSumerians were not white skinned, they literally referred to themselves as black heads because they were dark skinned. The people who are light skinned in the middle east today have ancestry from northern regions, like Aryans from Central Asia in Iran or Anatolian farmers in North Africa.
Wym?
If God was real he wouldn’t have made us incel rotting and being treated horribly, while most Chads live heaven on Earth.
Muslims believe in similar things to what we believe now, not our ancient beliefs.
Pagans were slaughtered and forced to accept Christianity at the point of the sword.
Yes, we’ve been performing mental gymnastics to not have to follow the law for millennia, but the Torah itself has not changed. A funny example is shaving our beards. We are not allowed to destroy the corners of the beard, which is perfectly clear in what it means. But the mishnah preforms a mental gymnastic and says this means we can’t use a razor, but we can use other things to shave jfl. That’s why you see people like Ben Shapiro who claim to be orthodox Jews yet a clean shaven.
As for if God would allow this is not correct. There are many demonic entities and random sorcerers that can hack into the system and perform these kinds of miracles. That’s why the Torah commands them to be stoned to death if an Israelite does it. If it wasn’t real, that commandment wouldn’t exist.
As for limbo in Islam and afterlife, the afterlife in modern Judaism, Christianity, Islam comes from a mixture of Zoroastrianism and ancient Egyptian religion. Egyptian part is the whole resurrection business. Zoroastrianism is literally heaven and hell, and in Islam things like the bridge of As-sirat are also from Zoroastrianism. Ancient Israelite religion was far different than what is around today in any of the Abrahamic religions.
Cope. Jesus says the resurrection is supposed to literally happen in the lifetime of the apostles but it didn’t. He ascended into heaven, but that’s because people thought heaven was in the clouds. We can now literally go to space and know there’s no heaven there, so Jesus flying up like is claimed doesn’t make any sense. Neither does it make sense why after his supposed resurrection he just disappears anyways into heaven rather than stay on Earth. None of it makes sense because it didn’t happen.
Let’s look at the Bible itselfLiar JESUS Never said that about the Final Judgement HE said the Gospel would be spread worldwide, and also Hosea Prophecy say's HE Returns after 2,000 years. so that's basically around 2030. 7 year Tribulation starts this year perhaps
Stop Lying dude Stop it! The pagan Greeks many my ancestors were not converted by the sword, Christians were put to death in the early days and still are worldwide in Middle East, Africa, and China perhaps. Wtf u liar
This argument again you fucking moron?Let’s look at the Bible itself
Mark 9:1, KJV: And he said unto them, Verily I say unto you, That there be some of them that stand here, which shall not taste of death, till they have seen the kingdom of God come with power.
So he’s claiming Jesus will become king of the Earth in the very life of the apostles.
Here’s another source where he claims the same. In Mark 13:
24 But in those days, following that distress, ''the sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light; 25 the stars will fall from the sky, and the heavenly bodies will be shaken.'
26 At that time people will see the Son of Man coming in clouds with great power and glory. 27 And he will send his angels and gather his elect from the four winds, from the ends of the earth to the ends of the heavens.
28 Now learn this lesson from the fig tree: As soon as its twigs get tender and its leaves come out, you know that summer is near. 29 Even so, when you see these things happening, you know that it is near, right at the door. 30 Truly I tell you, this generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened.
He claims this is the truth and that the end times will happen in the lifetime of the apostles here clearly. You can’t escape and say it means something else because it is very clear.
No, he’s literally talking to the apostles and talking about their generation. There is no way he could be saying “this generation” and meaning someone else’s generation jfl. Stop coping, it was over for christ copers millennia ago.This argument again you fucking moron?
"THIS generation" is referring to the one who will be in the later days who will see the beggining of the end, starting with verse 24.
Verse 24, and on is about the end times which tbh, is right now.
So
"This generation" is the generation JESUS talks about in verse 24 and onward, aka our generation RIGHT NOW we will see all that stuff happen to us soon.
NO HE IS NOT YOU IDIOT. HE IS NOT TALKING ABOUT THAT SPECIFIC GENERATION OF THE FIRST CENTURY CHRISTIANS, FOR HE WENT ON FOR MANY VERSUS SPEAKING ABOUT AN END TIME THAT WILL HAPPEN ONE DAY, IN THIS CASE 2,000 YEARS LATER.No, he’s literally talking to the apostles and talking about their generation. There is no way he could be saying “this generation” and meaning someone else’s generation jfl. Stop coping, it was over for christ copers millennia ago.
Nope, he literally is talking about the end times happening in the lifetime of the apostles. Christ copers are literally that retarded that they ignore what Jesus says, and make up their own shit because it’s already been debunked.NO HE IS NOT YOU IDIOT. HE IS NOT TALKING ABOUT THAT SPECIFIC GENERATION OF THE FIRST CENTURY CHRISTIANS, FOR HE WENT ON FOR MANY VERSUS SPEAKING ABOUT AN END TIME THAT WILL HAPPEN ONE DAY, IN THIS CASE 2,000 YEARS LATER.
"THIS GENERATION" IS REFERENCE TO THAT SPECIFIC FUTURE GENERATION HE WAS TALKING ABOUT FOR THE PAST 4 OR SO VERSES U IDIOT!
I JUST EXPLAINED IT TO YOU YOU FUCKING IDIOT. HOSEA PROPHECY SAYS WHEN ISRAEL GOES INTO EXILE FOR REJECTING GOD/JESUS, GOD WON'T DEAL WITH THEM UNTIL HE RESTORES THEM AFTER 2 DAYS AKA 2 THOUSAND YEARS.Nope, he literally is talking about the end times happening in the lifetime of the apostles. Christ copers are literally that retarded that they ignore what Jesus says, and make up their own shit because it’s already been debunked.
Nope, it literally says what it says. Autistically screaming at me won’t change the fact Jesus was wrong and his prophecy was debunked.I JUST EXPLAINED IT TO YOU YOU FUCKING IDIOT. HOSEA PROPHECY SAYS WHEN ISRAEL GOES INTO EXILE FOR REJECTING GOD/JESUS, GOD WON'T DEAL WITH THEM UNTIL HE RESTORES THEM AFTER 2 DAYS AKA 2 THOUSAND YEARS.
SO WHEN JESUS GOT CRUCIFIED AND REJECTED BY THE JEWS, THAT STARTED THE SCATTERING OF ISRAEL. 2000 YEARS LATER, HERE WE ARE, ISRAEL IS NOW STARTING TO BE RESTORED KINDA, AND THE 7 YEAR TRIBULATION IS HAPPENING SOON THIS YEAR PERHAPS.
JESUS SAID THE GOSPEL WILL BE SPREAD WORLD WIDE BEFORE HIS RETURN AND MANY WARS WILL HAPPEN BEFORE THE END TIME.
THE ONLY ONE COPING IS YOU BECAUSE YOU ARE LITERALLY TRYING DESPERATELY TO TWIST HIS MEANINGS I EXPLAINED IT TO YOU AND YOU AREN'T BEING HONEST AT ALL RN.
IM NOT EVEN MAD AT YOU IM JUST TYPING IN CAPS IM BORED LOLNope, it literally says what it says. Autistically screaming at me won’t change the fact Jesus was wrong and his prophecy was debunked.
Where does it say he’s not referring to the generation he’s talking to, but rather some random future generation? Give me a direct quotation from the New Testament like I did where Jesus says that. You can’t. You sound like a desperate Christ coper who’s mad the entire basis of his religion is being debunked, so now resorting to autistic screeching.IM NOT EVEN MAD AT YOU IM JUST TYPING IN CAPS IM BORED LOL
FACT IS, YOU ARE WRONG YOU CAN'T EXPLAIN ANYTHING I SAID, no Like I'm Serious. You took his words out of context, and I corrected you logically lmfao. "This Generation" is not referring to the Apostles, but to the legit LATER generation he was talking about in that section prior wtf.
you are purposely not answering Hosea either or any other thing.
The Apostles like Paul and such realized they will die, and not see the Second Coming before their bodily death, what are you even saying?
this just is a desperate atheist/agnostic satanic argument that isn't even a legit one. lmfao
Ok I won't use caps, ooooo wow is that better????. You have to attack that because you're so desperate it seems.Where does it say he’s not referring to the generation he’s talking to, but rather some random future generation? Give me a direct quotation from the New Testament like I did where Jesus says that. You can’t. You sound like a desperate Christ coper who’s mad the entire basis of his religion is being debunked, so now resorting to autistic screeching.
Direct quote? Ok but remember you answered NONE of my points. NONE.Where does it say he’s not referring to the generation he’s talking to, but rather some random future generation? Give me a direct quotation from the New Testament like I did where Jesus says that. You can’t. You sound like a desperate Christ coper who’s mad the entire basis of his religion is being debunked, so now resorting to autistic screeching.
I know about them, they are just retarded. Jesus was just a false messiah and his claims all failed. The messiah in Judaism is supposed to be a political leader, like the previous Messiah Cyrus the Great. Not a spiritual teacher.You should look up Jewish Christians like Dr Michael Brown and so called prophet Jonathan Cahn as well as One for Israel on youtube.
No, you are screaming like a raging autist.Ok I won't use caps, ooooo wow is that better????. You have to attack that because you're so desperate it seems.
He is talking to the apostles, and says this generation. Not that generation.Fact is, you are a hypocrite, CAN YOU tell me where HE was referring to THAT specific generation?
Because he is not the messiah.Why can't you explain ANYTHING i said, about Hosea Prophecy, 2,000 years between Israel being cut off which happened when they rejected JESUS, and HIS Return and restoring them, and them living in HIS Presence?
Cause you are a raging like an autist because your religion is being debunked.How can that make sense by your logic?
There is more you haven't answered too and anyone who is actually reading this all will know you are dodging all my points with desperate Strawmans and attacking my typing style.
I answered all of them.Direct quote? Ok but remember you answered NONE of my points. NONE.
No it does not mean that. How do I know? Because the other verse I gave debunks your claim.24 But in those days, following that distress, ''the sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light; 25 the stars will fall from the sky, and the heavenly bodies will be shaken.'
26 At that time people will see the Son of Man coming in clouds with great power and glory. 27 And he will send his angels and gather his elect from the four winds, from the ends of the earth to the ends of the heavens.
28 Now learn this lesson from the fig tree: As soon as its twigs get tender and its leaves come out, you know that summer is near. 29 Even so, when you see these things happening, you know that it is near, right at the door. 30 Truly I tell you, this generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened.
Now Logically, which generation is "This generation will certainly not pass away"? Obviously the one starting in verse 24, "But in those days" the generation who will see all those signs happen BEFORE HIS RETURN. starting with the sun darkened, moon not give it's lights, stars will fall from the sky, heavenly bodies shaken, MEANING soon AFTER that happens, it will be SOON when JESUS Returns
THAT'S THE IMMIEDIETE SIGNS OF HIS COMING.
Now you're starting to PISS me off because you're purposely lying. u said u answered them all. u fucking Lying demon.I know about them, they are just retarded. Jesus was just a false messiah and his claims all failed. The messiah in Judaism is supposed to be a political leader, like the previous Messiah Cyrus the Great. Not a spiritual teacher.
No, you are screaming like a raging autist.
He is talking to the apostles, and says this generation. Not that generation.
Because he is not the messiah.
Cause you are a raging like an autist because your religion is being debunked.
I answered all of them.
No it does not mean that. How do I know? Because the other verse I gave debunks your claim.
Mark 9:1, KJV: And he said unto them, Verily I say unto you, That there be some of them that stand here, which shall not taste of death, till they have seen the kingdom of God come with power.
Jesus literally says the people standing around him at the time will see it happen in their lifetime, the establishment of the kingdom of god. Not some future generation like you claim jfl.