New Testament

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (Sharbano) — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 15:53:58 GMT

I hope I'm not out of line here, but.. It occured to me some time ago regarding the xtian text. Everything that is written in that text nowhere is it found written ...and G-d said, this or that. In other words Nowhere in that text does G-d speak in any manner whatsoever. In Tanach, on the other hand, can anyone Count the times where G-d is mentioned or even the times when G-d is speaking in one form or another. Therefore, shouldn't people follow the Book where G-d is.

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (Rabbi Daniel) — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 13:16:43 GMT

First, welcome to the real world.
It was not easy but you made it.
Remarkable what a little thinking can do, yes?

You'll be very happy to know that we are the one religion that says everyone else does NOT have to be like us. So being 50, non-Jewish and uncircumcised is fine. More than fine, it's GREAT!

Second, fellowship with the Jews is very easy. Don't kill any of us.
That's all we've been asking for the last 2000 years. If you're...

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (Servant) — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 08:49:45 GMT

I have opted to retract my comments from this forum...

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (Pamela Susette) — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:31:54 GMT

I do love your sincerity when it come to the Word of God. God's blessings. May the Messiah soon come.

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (Dannyil) — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 15:34:46 GMT

Personally, When I read a book, I start at the beginning, and work my way to the end.
Ask your friend, has he/she read the first part of the book?

Generally, in my experience, few if any have actually read the whole thing from cover to cover.

As an answer to your question, G-d already said in his Torah what you should do regarding other claims to Divine Revelation:
Deuteronomy Chapter 4 Tells you exactly what to do, and what your answer should be.

As a...

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (ProfBenTziyyon) — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 09:34:36 GMT

SearchinMyRoots wrote:
Tell them the "OT" is the ONLY TESTAMENT!

.....or even the ORIGINAL Testament!!! (I have dumbfounded many christians over the years whenever they kept referring to their KJV, AV, RV, RSV, NIV, and all their other "V's", by telling them that I only ever use the "OV" - which, I tell them, is the...

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (Rabbi Daniel) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 23:27:32 GMT

That's a keeper!

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (SearchinMyRoots) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 15:33:40 GMT

Cazlita wrote:
A friend of mine who is not a Jew asked me how could i read the Old Testament and accept it as God's word and choose not to read the New Testament which is also God's word. Can anybody out there help me with how to answer this question.

Tell them the "OT" is the ONLY TESTAMENT!

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (Sophiee1) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 15:11:35 GMT

Why stop with the "new" testament? Why not read the Koran which came after it? Why not read the Book of Mormon?

Hey, why not write a whole new book proclaiming it as the word of G-d and make up your OWN religion?

There is a very simple answer to "why only the T'nach" and it is found IN the T'nach.

Do not add to the...

Re: New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (Rabbi Daniel) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 14:46:06 GMT

Since everyone agrees that the "Old" Testament is G-d's word and not everyone agrees the "New" Testament is G-d's word than the only logical conclusion is to read the first, knowing it is G-d's word, and to NOT read the second since it is suspect.

Why cloud your knowledge of a given with a doubt?

New Testament

feeds@yuku.com (Cazlita) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 12:45:04 GMT

A friend of mine who is not a Jew asked me how could i read the Old Testament and accept it as God's word and choose not to read the New Testament which is also God's word. Can anybody out there help me with how to answer this question.