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"O L-RD, Who are my power and my strength and my refuge in the day of trouble, to You nations will come from the ends of the earth and say, 'Only lies have our fathers handed down to us, emptiness in which there is nothing of any avail! Can a man make gods for himself, and they are no gods? 'Therefore, behold I let them know; at this time I will let them know My power and My might, and they shall know that My Name is the L-RD".
Jeremiah 16:19-21

June 2011

Response to Romans 5: The Appeal of Grace …

June 15, 2011

by Charles F. Hudson Christians have taken many qualities and benefits attributed to God, as found in the Hebrew Bible, and twisted them around so that these same qualities and benefits are now to be found ONLY through belief in the God-man Jesus Christ. Take, for example, this remarkable claim from Romans about the grace […]

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Q & A: Esau, Edom, Rome and the Christians

June 15, 2011

Question: Tradition has it that somehow Amalek wandered into Edom and in some unclear manner Rome was included in the Amalek family tree. What explanation is given by the sources for this series of relocations??? It is clear that historically and factually this tradition is nonsense. Edom is not connected to Amalek and, moreover, the […]

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Q & A: What is the Difference Between Jews and Christians?

June 15, 2011

Jews are a people who descend from Jacob (or non-descendants-of-Jacob who have joined the Jewish people through conversion to Judaism). The foundational teaching of the Jews is their Torah (literally “Instruction”). The Torah mainly documents the formation saga of the Jewish people, but it also contains the precepts of the covenant between them and the […]

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Amalek: Existence and Non-Existence

June 15, 2011

Parshas Tetzaveh The Mitzvah: There is a commandment to remember Amalek’s audacious attack on the Jewish nation at Refeidim shortly after their exodus from Egypt. This incident has to be perpetuated as all trace of the Amalekite nation and their evil must be obliterated (See Exodus 17:8-15 & Deuteronomy 25:17-19). The Jewish people’s deadliest foe […]

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Amalek – The Nation that Personified Evil …

June 15, 2011

  Amalek, the nation that personified evil, insisted that God was absent in the world and everything happened by chance. by Rabbi Shraga Simmons Remember what Amalek did to you as you were leaving Egypt. He happened upon you, and struck the weakest people trailing behind, when you were exhausted. And he did not fear God. […]

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An Ark of Our Own

June 13, 2011

By Yeruchem Eilfort This week’s portion is titled Noah, and is named after the famed builder of the ark. It is during this portion that we learn of the cataclysmic flood that destroyed life, save that of Noah, his family, and the animals he brought on board with him. The Torah explains why this dramatic act was needed. Humankind […]

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Serpents of Desire: The Dark Side of Paradise – Part Three

June 12, 2011

The Mystery of the walking, talking snake. The Bible is laden with conflicts between characters who exemplify good and evil. And while our sympathies may lie with the character who aligns himself with the “good,” he or she is not always the center of the story. Consider, as an example, the narrative of Cain and […]

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Serpents of Desire: A Tale of Two Trees – Part Two

June 12, 2011

Mankind’s undetermined nature, perched precariously between mortality and immortality. by Rabbi David Fohrman Until now, we’ve concentrated on the mysterious “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.” But there was more than one special tree in the garden. For God also created a second, mysterious tree in Paradise — the Tree of Life:   God made […]

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Serpents of Desire: Adam and Eve and the Elephant in the Room – Part One

June 12, 2011

Why would God want to withhold a knowledge of good and evil from us? by Rabbi David Fohrman Okay, you’ve taken some time to re-read the story of Adam, Eve and the Snake. Hopefully, you’ve read it with fresh eyes, and asked yourself that very basic of questions: “What is strange about this picture?” Before getting to […]

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Serpents of Desire: Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden.

June 12, 2011

An Introduction Beyond the Lullaby Effect: Reading the Bible with open eyes. by Rabbi David Fohrman Paradoxically enough, a big problem we have in studying the Bible is that the stories are so familiar to us. No matter where you grew up, no matter what level of education you’ve had, you’ve come across the story of […]

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Q & A – Murder

June 12, 2011

Question My cousin was murdered last month. He was working the late shift when someone came in and stabbed him. I know G’d gives us the free will to commit evil, but why does he let people murder other people? Answer My sympathies for the murder of your cousin. It is an unfathomable tragedy and […]

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Was There a Jesus?

June 12, 2011

Dear Reader, we have added this ebook, because it has some very interesting facts, we do not endorse all this writer says, however because of the historical facts – we thought it was a interesting read. It will make you think!! Evidence that Jesus was a Myth All of the evidence for Jesus the alleged […]

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Fun-ders & Blunders – Christian New Testament

June 11, 2011

Let’s imagine you have a neighbor named Fred. You get an idea one day, and knock on Fred’s door Fred: Hello? You: Hi Fred. I have a proposition for you. I’m going to give you your house, to keep forever, if you clean my house for the rest of your life. What do you say? […]

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Q & A – What does a former Christian (Minster) Do, Convert?

June 11, 2011

Question: Shalom my friend, I am an ordained minister who has been studying the Hebrew roots of Christianity for around 10 years. Over time I have been forced to “unlearn” much of what I inherited and learned at higher levels of education. The bottom line is that much of Christianity is a false faith which […]

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Misquotes and Mistranslations in the Christian New Testament (3)

June 11, 2011

Paul Carlson I. THE BIRTH OF JESUS A. THE GENEALOGIES OF JOSEPH 1. Matthew and Luke disagree Matthew and Luke give two contradictory genealogies for Joseph (Matthew 1:2-17 and Luke 3:23-38). They cannot even agree on who the father of Joseph was. Church apologists try to eliminate this discrepancy by suggesting that the genealogy in Luke […]

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Misquotes and Mistranslations in the Christian New Testament (2)

June 11, 2011

Zechariah 12:10 − The Hebrew Tanakh: “and they shall look upon me whom they have stabbed/ thrust through [with swords”) The King James Version of Zechariah changes one word [stabbed] to “pierced.” BUT John 19:37 (New Testament) misquotes Zechariah to change the entire meaning by saying, “They shall look on him (instead of ME) whom […]

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Misquotes and Mistranslations of the Christian New Testament.

June 11, 2011

To The Messianic Jews First By Yeshayahu Heiliczer Invention It should be of no doubt to any student or seeker of the history of Christianity that the religion as it was known from the death of Jesus until at least the take-over of the religion by the Emperor Constantine (ca. 280-337 C.E.) was created in […]

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New Testament Prophecies – Imaginary and Unfulfilled.

June 11, 2011

Prophecy fulfillment is a popular argument that bibliolaters rely on in trying to prove the divine inspiration of the Bible. They claim that the Bible is filled with recorded events that prophets foretold years and even centuries before they happened. They argue that there is no way to explain how these predictions could have been […]

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Moshiach (Messiah) and the World Today.

June 10, 2011

by Rabbi Pinchas Winston We are living in very turbulent times, to say the least. Whereas only two years ago the world and the people of Israel were optimistic about a peaceful solution to the Middle East conflict, today that optimism has been replaced by fear and depression. Fear of unbridled and senseless terrorism, and, […]

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Grounds of Christianity Examined …

June 10, 2011

Comparing The New Testament with the Old, by George Bethune English (1787 – 1828) http://www.archive.org/stream/groundsofchristi00engliala#page/n9/mode/2up This fascinating ebook is free, it is interesting and challenging reading – I have added the summing up – because it is quite incredible that this book was written over 200 years ago – without all the tools for research that are […]

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