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The first mistake you made was going to a “Jewish” website, where the fake Jews lied and told you there is virtually no references to the afterlife.The Afterlife in Judaism | Judaica Webstore Blog
The afterlife is one of the “big questions” that has fascinated people for millennia, whether as a theoretical interest, or after a loved one has passed away. In the Chumash (5 Books of Moses), there is next to no reference to the afterlife, while in the rest of the Tanakh there is only slightly...blog.judaicawebstore.com
My problem is that there are many scholars who believe that the original Torah and therefore the first five chapters of the Old Testament were deliberately mistranslated by the rulers ( Gods). As a means to obtain control and compliance over the Sheeple who were required to be in servitude here . For their satisfaction and use .The first mistake you made was going to a “Jewish” website, where the fake Jews lied and told you there is virtually no references to the afterlife.
The first mistake you made was going to a “Jewish” website, where the fake Jews lied and told you there is virtually no references to the afterlife.
There are many references:
Gen 37:35
Gen 44:29
1 Kings 2:9
Psalm 18:5
Ezekiel 31:25-17
Jonah 2:2
Job 7:9
Isaiah 14:9-11
Isaiah 38:18
Num 16:33
1 Sam 2:16
Job 24:19
Isaiah 15:15
Sheol is the place the dead went to, good or bad. It was divided into two regions: the place of torment, and Abraham’s bosom. But even the place where the righteous go is described as gloomy. It is also always described as going “down” into the earth as well.
This is opposed to being “taken up” to heaven, like Elijah was.
The reason the righteous who died and could not go to heaven was because no one had paid for their sins. While ancient Jews had rituals, sacrificing a calf or goat, their blood ultimately doesn’t pay for their sins. Their covenant and rituals were a mere shadow of the covenant that would pay for their sins and exonerate them.
Once Jesus paid that price and descended into Sheol, he opened the gates to heaven. His sacrifice and blood paid that price.
So now when one dies, they either go to heaven, or to Sheol the place of torment.
The first mistake you made was going to a “Jewish” website, where the fake Jews lied and told you there is virtually no references to the afterlife.
There are many references:
Gen 37:35
Gen 44:29
1 Kings 2:9
Psalm 18:5
Ezekiel 31:25-17
Jonah 2:2
Job 7:9
Isaiah 14:9-11
Isaiah 38:18
Num 16:33
1 Sam 2:16
Job 24:19
Isaiah 15:15
Sheol is the place the dead went to, good or bad. It was divided into two regions: the place of torment, and Abraham’s bosom. But even the place where the righteous go is described as gloomy. It is also always described as going “down” into the earth as well.
This is opposed to being “taken up” to heaven, like Elijah was.
The reason the righteous who died and could not go to heaven was because no one had paid for their sins. While ancient Jews had rituals, sacrificing a calf or goat, their blood ultimately doesn’t pay for their sins. Their covenant and rituals were a mere shadow of the covenant that would pay for their sins and exonerate them.
Once Jesus paid that price and descended into Sheol, he opened the gates to heaven. His sacrifice and blood paid that price.
So now when one dies, they either go to heaven, or to Sheol the place of torment.
Hence why they are fake Jews.It's just bizarre how so many think 'Judaism' is some single collection of beliefs. They don't realize they're split up among dozens of cults, including some seriously racist nutjobbery. They've had dozens of 'Messiahs' over the centuries, including currently. Many do not follow the Old Testament and the written Torah of Moses at all.
I agree that most people’s view of hell is completely wrong and not what the true biblical hell actually is.and our image of Hell have more to do with Dante and Milton than anything in the Bible.
The rest of your rant is total nonsense. The Hebrews never adopted the Greek version of hell (Hades), but the word Sheol did get translated as Hades.Um, wow. It's amusing to see how these fairy stories evolve, blend and turn into a bunch of theological sludge.
The OP is correct, the ancient Hebrews had no concept of an afterlife. Most Bronze Age people didn't. The two verses in Genesis just talk about graves, not an afterlife. I'm not going to sludge through the rest of them, but an Afterlife are like Demons, something the Abrahamic Religions ONLY adopted after encountering other concepts that had such concepts (Classical Greece, Persians, etc.
‘If they will not listen to Moses and the Prophets, they will not be persuaded even if someone should rise from the dead.’ ”
No, dolt.so abraham would not have listen to jesus if they had "risen from the dead" ...
as well the fallacies of judaism - heredity idolatry, apartheid heaven, a&e sinners in the beginning, the 10 commandments - moses was a madman or those writing in their name, all the same.
Abraham is telling him that the Jews who do not follow Mosaic Law would not be convinced by anyone else
‘If they will not listen to Moses and the Prophets, they will not be persuaded even if someone should rise from the dead.’ ”
Wrong again. He didn’t reject Mosaic Law, he fulfilled it.jesus rejected judaism, mosaic law, the liar moses and their phony 10 commandments - dolt - and taught the heavenly religion of antiquity - liberation theology, self determination.
that's why the jews crucified him and the phony people that made up christianity, fellow crucifiers - hawk.
To add to this, the concept of an eternal tormenting hell is counter to the "Loving God" stance in Christianity. There is a theologian who takes, not a new stance, but eloquently explains the case for Annihilationism.Um, wow. It's amusing to see how these fairy stories evolve, blend and turn into a bunch of theological sludge.
The OP is correct, the ancient Hebrews had no concept of an afterlife. Most Bronze Age people didn't. The two verses in Genesis just talk about graves, not an afterlife. I'm not going to sludge through the rest of them, but an Afterlife are like Demons, something the Abrahamic Religions ONLY adopted after encountering other concepts that had such concepts (Classical Greece, Persians, etc.)
The concept of Hell as a place of Torment is one that the Hebrews adopted from the Greeks, and our image of Hell have more to do with Dante and Milton than anything in the Bible.
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The rest of your rant is total nonsense. The Hebrews never adopted the Greek version of hell (Hades), but the word Sheol did get translated as Hades.
You cannot back up your claims with Hebrew Bible scripture.
Very silly example. What do either passage have to do with “interacting with other cultures”?You do realize that they didn't get these notions until they started interacting with other cultures.
It's completely absent from the Torah.
For instance, in 2 Samuel, God provokes David into taking a Census. In 2 Chronicles, it retells the same story, but now it was SATAN who provoked David into taking the Census.
Very silly example. What do either passage have to do with “interacting with other cultures”?
The two passages seem to contradict each other, was it Satan or the Lord who provoked David into taking the census. However it is not contradictory. The Lord has conversed with the accuser in other stories and allowed the devil to tempt man as a test. But Satan does not force the hand, the man still chooses to sin or not.
Satan appeared in Genesis. Ridiculous assertion to say he didn’t appear as an adversary.It was at that point that "Satan" started developing, not so much as a "Demon" but as an adversary of God.
