Coolhand

Some additional discussion regarding Jesus from Hebrew perspective:

This could spark some interesting discussion: Comments on: Why bother to make Christianity more and more liberal/leftistwhy not just be true to ones self Suprised when talking to those outside thier church up bringing Presupposition of having "no traditions". Various comments on "inerrancy" The "Emergent Church" Learning from people we do not agree with History Revision Rascism Barbarians Offence versus adulthood Erasing history as a way of cheating

This is a pretty amazing little piece of Scripture to meditate on. For me anyway....... https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+5%3A1-12&version=MSG

lol.......nice........

Yeah, good point.

I would say the 'cockroach in the muffin' so to speak is the point the Rabbi DID NOT address, which was the resurrection of Jesus itself, of which all 4 Gospels are all in agreement that it did happen. Anyone see that? The 4 gospels mention people who are there and things that were said. The Rabbi is presenting it as if each Gospel writer is saying that the only people mentioned were there. No one is saying that. The events following that were mentioned would be an issue if they excluded or somehow made impossible what the other gospel witnesses said, which they didn

https://toptenproofs.com/blogs/articles/evidence-for-the-resurrection-of-jesus-christ

Ahhh....very nice.

What does that mean?

I would argue are that it is not a contract, but rather it is a suzrain covenant. A contract is between equals, there is no way to read the Bible and come away with the idea that God thinks we are equals......lol......

Yeah, totally agree.....there is a lot in there. And......as it turns out......there are "2 sides every coin." To continue the conversation...... https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Leviticus+26&version=MSG

You say that like its a bad thing.....lol

https://levaire.com/40-bible-verses-on-seeking-god/