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When did the Jews of the State of Israel go through Deuteronomy Chapter 28:1-68?
Deuteronomy 28 is a list of blessings and curses. Some have occurred, some are occurring, and some are still to occur. The "Jews of the State of Israel" are still part of the Jewish people, and we experience these things as a whole people.
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Originally Posted by Soular
So Ashkenaz comes from Gomer and in turn Japheth, that's not the line of Shem.
Also another scripture from the Torah: Genesis 13:14-15
When did the Ashkenazi Jews go through such? If it was the Germans when was their judgement?
Once again I am looking for the truth in this world that is filled with so many lies.
"Ashkenazi" refers to Germany, not the Jewish people living in Israel. "Ashkenazi Jews" literally means the Jews of Germany.
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Originally Posted by Soular
What are you talking about? You're sidestepping my question now. Of course anyone can follow The Most High and have favor in his eyes but that's not what I need to know because I already knew that. This is the "Ask a Jew" thread and none of my questions that I've asked have been answered.
I'm just waiting...
Those are the only questions I saw in your posts. Citing a bunch of disjointed Bible passages and asking us to "help you to understand" isn't going to result in anything productive.
What is the Jewish version of the story of Adam and Eve, if you don't mind me asking?
God made Adam, then created Eve. They were told not to eat the fruit. The snake (possibly an embodiment of the evil inclination) approaches Eve and says "what's up -- want some fruit?" She says "God says not to touch" (which God hadn't; he said don;t eat). Snake pushes her into it and says "you touched it and aren't dead! Maybe he is all lying and what not." She says "oh, I never thought about it that way. Bring it on."
She eats and gets Adam to eat. They realize that they are wearing naught but their birthday suits. God then says "Hey...what did I say? WHAT DID I SAY?" And he whacks them on the nose with a rolled up newspaper and kicks them out of the nice house and into the yard.
What is the Jewish version of the story of Adam and Eve, if you don't mind me asking?
Much of it is the same as the Christian and Muslim versions, at least in a textual context. God creates, man gains knowledge, man leaves Eden and we make our way in the world. There is no devil, no original sin, no need to be "saved".
It's an enormous subject, and many volumes of commentaries have been written on it alone. Is there anything specific you had in mind?
God made Adam, then created Eve. They were told not to eat the fruit. The snake (possibly an embodiment of the evil inclination) approaches Eve and says "what's up -- want some fruit?" She says "God says not to touch" (which God hadn't; he said don;t eat). Snake pushes her into it and says "you touched it and aren't dead! Maybe he is all lying and what not." She says "oh, I never thought about it that way. Bring it on."
She eats and gets Adam to eat. They realize that they are wearing naught but their birthday suits. God then says "Hey...what did I say? WHAT DID I SAY?" And he whacks them on the nose with a rolled up newspaper and kicks them out of the nice house and into the yard.
Much of it is the same as the Christian and Muslim versions, at least in a textual context. God creates, man gains knowledge, man leaves Eden and we make our way in the world. There is no devil, no original sin, no need to be "saved".
It's an enormous subject, and many volumes of commentaries have been written on it alone. Is there anything specific you had in mind?
According to Genesis 1 and 2...They were created in Eden, put into the Garden to tend and guard it and then were kicked out of the Garden back into Eden...
According Rashi, Adam and Eve were knowing each other in the Garden....
Thank you all for the replies. There was nothing specific I was searching for. I just didn't know if it was a totally different story from the Christian version I was forced to learn from.
So Ashkenaz comes from Gomer and in turn Japheth, that's not the line of Shem.
Also another scripture from the Torah: Genesis 13:14-15
When did the Ashkenazi Jews go through such? If it was the Germans when was their judgement?
Once again I am looking for the truth in this world that is filled with so many lies.
You look to have an agenda, and not a very good one. Why don't you just come out and say what you are trying to lead up to.
I had to look up this Ashkenaz and I came across a lot of ideas about how the Jews today are not the Jews of the bible, but what is the point of all this Soular?
You take those Jews in Germany and Europe who were sent to concentration camps and persecuted by the world just because they were Jews.
Do you think some of those Jews were not Jews of the bible, or who did not pertain to the promises of the nation of Israel?
Maybe I am wrong, but I would swear you were trolling, please correct me.
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