grammahiker
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Ariux,
You've got it all wrong. Jesus said I did not come to change the laws, I came to fulfill them. He was upset by what the particular Phrases and Sadducees were doing and they were the ones who chose to crucify Him. Jesus knew before He came here that He would be put to death. It was the whole plan. Why do you think he was sweating blood the night before when he was praying in the garden. He knew it was time for it all to unfold. It was expected. He knew how painful it was going to be. His whole genealogy is of the line of David. His mother is Jewish and He is still a Jew. He loves everyone. He is fulfillment to the T of every one of the Jewish prophecies. He said to keep the laws and the commandments, but He did make a new covenant. Most of the early Church was Jewish but gentiles began to be saved also. No, Jesus is absolutely not anti-Semite. Just anti-hypocrite and anti-overcharging, anti-ignoring the poor while trying to look pious, stuff like that.
You've got it all wrong. Jesus said I did not come to change the laws, I came to fulfill them. He was upset by what the particular Phrases and Sadducees were doing and they were the ones who chose to crucify Him. Jesus knew before He came here that He would be put to death. It was the whole plan. Why do you think he was sweating blood the night before when he was praying in the garden. He knew it was time for it all to unfold. It was expected. He knew how painful it was going to be. His whole genealogy is of the line of David. His mother is Jewish and He is still a Jew. He loves everyone. He is fulfillment to the T of every one of the Jewish prophecies. He said to keep the laws and the commandments, but He did make a new covenant. Most of the early Church was Jewish but gentiles began to be saved also. No, Jesus is absolutely not anti-Semite. Just anti-hypocrite and anti-overcharging, anti-ignoring the poor while trying to look pious, stuff like that.
