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I think "sitra" is the word that you wanted, not "gav". And I think you can drop the "hu". Also, "amakh" is "with" meaning two things that are together. I don't think that's what you meant here. The way you have it here would be translated better as "A dark back, it is strong alongside you, my s...

Reading a couple comments here, I thought Id add a point. In verse 8 "commonly translated as "for the transgression of my people, he was stricken". The last word "LaMO" commonly translated as "to him" might be a mistake. There are ~50 times the word "LaMO" appears in the TaNaCH and in all cases,...

@Lee94503

Does that really change anything? Shabbtai Tzvi was a Jew too.

@Lee94503

This is a horrible thing to say. How can jesus be the fulfillment of the Jewish faith, when belief that he is a god goes against that very faith.

@TaylorX04

The Talmuds and the "Gemera (Gemara)" are the same books.

You might find it more difficult to find kabbalistic works translated into English because there have been numerous warnings from the Mishnaic times (specifically in theTosefta) and continuing on through later Rabbis against tea...

@neronei

Go and watch just about any of TaylorX04's videos.

@CarmineFragione

Wow. I can't make heads or tails of this wall of text. i don't even know which post comes first. Did you think you would just try to drown me in this? Honestly. Are you giving a sermon or trying to disprove my interpretation of the verse I presented as an answer to your question?

@LIQUIDFLUIDR12X

I got the Tanach and the Talmud.

You've got the Tanach and the New Testament.

I've got the traditions of men.

You've got the rambling of men deluded by hallucinations of dead people.

You talk to me about violating the Torah?

-Do you eat pork, sea food?

-Were you circumcised o...

Two questions:

1. Why is the fact that "Elo-him"(as opposed to Elo-ha) is written in a plural form not enough of an indication of its being plural?

2. There are also Hebrew texts that speak of divine beings partaking of food, such as Abraham and the three angels. Did you mean that divine beings ...

@IWannabeJew Oh I wasn't sure if you had access to the information since you said it was your aunt that had taught it to you.

@Kissis22

"The jewish rabbis tried to change his name to Jesus in the holy bible, but they forgot about Joshua"

So you are saying that the Jewish Rabbis were in charge of writing your New Testament Bible and when they wrote it, they changed his name? Is that an accurate representation of your be...

Two points:

1. Ex. 20 vis a vis Eze. 18, the sons are only punished for the fathers' sins if they follow in the fathers' footsteps. But if they do not perform the same sins they will not be punished for what the fathers did (Rashi)

2. David can't be put to death by a court as there needs to be t...

I just want to point out that it doesn't say Abraham spoke to G-d face to face, just that he spoke to him. By Jacob it does say that he say G-d face to face, but it specifies that he "saw" "elohim", he didn't speak to Yahweh (also see Ex. 6:1). The Jewish understanding of that event is that it wa...

I'm an orthodox Jew (a real one). I don't think I ever watched a video by someone not Jewish who expressed what I thought so well.

"The religion of Jesus is a lot different than the religion about Jesus". This needs to be written on big cardboard signs and hung up in every Christian school.

Another explanation for 2Kings 3 is that it was the Moabite king had sacrificed the Edomite king's son and the Edomite king was upset at Israel because he felt Israel was the one that caused it.

This would mean that Israel left from a confrontation with Edom.

@knowthingman

I thought the first two letters of Iesous are Iota Eta not Phi Rho.

I['m not really sure what you mean. I am not talking about analogous forms of Hebrew and Greek letters but a transliteration of a Hebrew/Aramaic name into a Greek one.

@GuineaPigDan

Oh, I haven't read the book. Just read the review from Taylor.

I'm sure this is an elementary question, but is there a verse somewhere that unequivocally states that Jesus is a god?

I mean, this verse clearly says that Jesus doesn't know something. Maybe whatever the other verses are can be more easily interpreted to mean that Jesus isn't a god and that woul...

@TaylorX04

Haha.

It's not strictly relevant, but I just wanted to add that even though Ecclesiasticus is non-cannonical, it is quoted in the Talmud.