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incense is not called an abomination here hypocrisy is.
I agree in this particular set of verses in Isaiah there is not hatred directed toward incense, nor the ordained observations but the participants who are involved is the object of condemnation.
I agree in this particular set of verses in Isaiah there is not hatred directed toward incense, nor the ordained observations but the participants who are involved is the object of condemnation.
I guess you also think that the bible thinks giving money to the temple is an abomination.
Deuteronomy 23-19
don't give the wages of prostitute or the money from selling a dog to the house of hashem your
god for any vow, for both of them are a toevah abomination to the hashem your god.
If god hated burning of incense in the temple he wouldn't of commanded it, exodus 30 34-38
Is that a reference to domesticated dogs or wolves wearing sheep's clothing?
I have found Religion to be subjective, as a multitude do not walk their talk.
Is that a reference to domesticated dogs or wolves wearing sheep's clothing?
I have found Religion to be subjective, as a multitude do not walk their talk.
Elsewhere NY Jew wrote that today's Jews no longer believe the Torah is the Word of God. This is in contrast to the fact that he posted a link stating 80% of Jews believe in God. While the viewpoint of the Torah no longer is the word of God may remove the Ten Commandments from being a word of God, it is also removes a lot of nonsense that Christians use to promote hate and bigotry.
Perhaps American Christians need to form a "Council of New York" and vote the Torah out of the Christian Bible. It would solve a lot of doctrinal problems. Jews are leading the way once more. Truly the chosen people of God!!!
Elsewhere NY Jew wrote that today's Jews no longer believe the Torah is the Word of God.
Most Jews in America
This is in contrast to the fact that he posted a link stating 80% of Jews believe in God.
This was in Israel, you should read more carefully
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While the viewpoint of the Torah no longer is the word of God may remove the Ten Commandments from being a word of God, it is also removes a lot of nonsense that Christians use to promote hate and bigotry.
If i don't believe it's day time doesn't mean it's not day time
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Perhaps American Christians need to form a "Council of New York" and vote the Torah out of the Christian Bible. It would solve a lot of doctrinal problems. Jews are leading the way once more. Truly the chosen people of God!!!
the same jews that are "leading" the way on this are also becoming rapidly extinct
This is in contrast to the fact that he posted a link stating 80% of Jews believe in God.
This was in Israel, you should read more carefully
If i don't believe it's day time doesn't mean it's not day time
the same jews that are "leading" the way on this are also becoming rapidly extinct
Could be. But you might want to look at the October 27th publication of Haaretz. There is an article entitled "What it means to be young, Orthodox, and gay."
Appears hard liners are beginning to see that their view and approach needs to change. Because attempting to "change" homosexual behavior is causing harm, just like it does with "goyim"
Could be. But you might want to look at the October 27th publication of Haaretz. There is an article entitled "What it means to be young, Orthodox, and gay."
Appears hard liners are beginning to see that their view and approach needs to change. Because attempting to "change" homosexual behavior is causing harm, just like it does with "boyars."
same thing it means to be young, Orthodox, and atheistic.
Many YU Rabbeim, however, have been appalled by the conduct of "Rabbi" Greenberg. "Being an Orthodox Rabbi and actively gay is an oxymoron," said Rabbi Moshe Tendler, Rosh Yeshiva and Professor of Biology. "It is very sad that an individual who attended our yeshiva sunk to the depths of what we consider a depraved society," Rabbi Tendler continued. Tendler said that Rabbi Greenberg's announcement is "the exact same as if he said, 'I'm an Orthodox Rabbi and I eat ham sandwiches on Yom Kippur.' What you are is a Reform Rabbi."
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