Big Mistake By Israel

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Where in the New Testament did you get this?
Which edition?
Chapter and verse.
Exactly who said it?

Eleven apostles of Christ were Galilean Christians who were faithful to Christ (showing themselves to be Christian). Judas, aside from the symbolism of the name meaning a Jew, was the only apostle from Judea (Korioth). And, cementing his Jewish credentials, Judas rejected and betrayed Jesus.

Jesus, himself was a Galilean Christian who openly despised Jews, such as calling them children of the devil. When the Jews accused to Pilate that Jesus claimed to be "King of the Jews", Jesus refused to agree when Pilate asks about it.

Of course, no one in the Bible owned a copy of the Talmud, which is the basis of modern so-called Judaism, a religion invented after Christ.

I get it.
Adam and Eve were Christians.
Noah was a Christian
Moses was a Christian who saved the Christians from Egypt.
King David and King Solomon and all their descendants were Christians.
And since Jesus was descended from King David, he and all the others were also Christians.

Which New Testament did you get this version of Christianity from ?
King James?
Which Christian Church do you follow?
Seriously.
 
Where in the New Testament did you get this?
Which edition?
Chapter and verse.
Exactly who said it?

Eleven apostles of Christ were Galilean Christians who were faithful to Christ (showing themselves to be Christian). Judas, aside from the symbolism of the name meaning a Jew, was the only apostle from Judea (Korioth). And, cementing his Jewish credentials, Judas rejected and betrayed Jesus.

Jesus, himself was a Galilean Christian who openly despised Jews, such as calling them children of the devil. When the Jews accused to Pilate that Jesus claimed to be "King of the Jews", Jesus refused to agree when Pilate asks about it.

Of course, no one in the Bible owned a copy of the Talmud, which is the basis of modern so-called Judaism, a religion invented after Christ.

I get it.
Adam and Eve were Christians.
Noah was a Christian
Moses was a Christian who saved the Christians from Egypt.
King David and King Solomon and all their descendants were Christians.
And since Jesus was descended from King David, he and all the others were also Christians.

Which New Testament did you get this version of Christianity from ?
King James?
Which Christian Church do you follow?
Seriously.

Adam, Eve, Noah etc are Hebrew in origin. For example, Adam means man.

Jesus’ name is Hebrew in origin, likely Joshua. Christ is from Christos which is the Greek form of Messiah, leading back to the original word Moshiach, Hebrew for “anointed one”
 
Where in the New Testament did you get this?
Which edition?
Chapter and verse.
Exactly who said it?

Eleven apostles of Christ were Galilean Christians who were faithful to Christ (showing themselves to be Christian). Judas, aside from the symbolism of the name meaning a Jew, was the only apostle from Judea (Korioth). And, cementing his Jewish credentials, Judas rejected and betrayed Jesus.

Jesus, himself was a Galilean Christian who openly despised Jews, such as calling them children of the devil. When the Jews accused to Pilate that Jesus claimed to be "King of the Jews", Jesus refused to agree when Pilate asks about it.

Of course, no one in the Bible owned a copy of the Talmud, which is the basis of modern so-called Judaism, a religion invented after Christ.

I get it.
Adam and Eve were Christians.
Noah was a Christian
Moses was a Christian who saved the Christians from Egypt.
King David and King Solomon and all their descendants were Christians.
And since Jesus was descended from King David, he and all the others were also Christians.

Which New Testament did you get this version of Christianity from ?
King James?
Which Christian Church do you follow?
Seriously.

Adam, Eve, Noah etc are Hebrew in origin. For example, Adam means man.

Jesus’ name is Hebrew in origin, likely Joshua. Christ is from Christos which is the Greek form of Messiah, leading back to the original word Moshiach, Hebrew for “anointed one”
Thanks. I am asking Bullet where he got his knowledge of what he told us because I find it interesting.
We should learn from him.
 
Where in the New Testament did you get this?
Which edition?
Chapter and verse.
Exactly who said it?

Eleven apostles of Christ were Galilean Christians who were faithful to Christ (showing themselves to be Christian). Judas, aside from the symbolism of the name meaning a Jew, was the only apostle from Judea (Korioth). And, cementing his Jewish credentials, Judas rejected and betrayed Jesus.

Jesus, himself was a Galilean Christian who openly despised Jews, such as calling them children of the devil. When the Jews accused to Pilate that Jesus claimed to be "King of the Jews", Jesus refused to agree when Pilate asks about it.

Of course, no one in the Bible owned a copy of the Talmud, which is the basis of modern so-called Judaism, a religion invented after Christ.

I get it.
Adam and Eve were Christians.
Noah was a Christian
Moses was a Christian who saved the Christians from Egypt.
King David and King Solomon and all their descendants were Christians.
And since Jesus was descended from King David, he and all the others were also Christians.

Which New Testament did you get this version of Christianity from ?
King James?
Which Christian Church do you follow?
Seriously.

Adam, Eve, Noah etc are Hebrew in origin. For example, Adam means man.

Jesus’ name is Hebrew in origin, likely Joshua. Christ is from Christos which is the Greek form of Messiah, leading back to the original word Moshiach, Hebrew for “anointed one”
Thanks. I am asking Bullet where he got his knowledge of what he told us because I find it interesting.
We should learn from him.

Gospel of Matthew opens with Jesus’ Jewish genealogy
 
Where in the New Testament did you get this?
Which edition?
Chapter and verse.
Exactly who said it?

Eleven apostles of Christ were Galilean Christians who were faithful to Christ (showing themselves to be Christian). Judas, aside from the symbolism of the name meaning a Jew, was the only apostle from Judea (Korioth). And, cementing his Jewish credentials, Judas rejected and betrayed Jesus.

Jesus, himself was a Galilean Christian who openly despised Jews, such as calling them children of the devil. When the Jews accused to Pilate that Jesus claimed to be "King of the Jews", Jesus refused to agree when Pilate asks about it.

Of course, no one in the Bible owned a copy of the Talmud, which is the basis of modern so-called Judaism, a religion invented after Christ.

HUH??? FYI! There were no Christians during the lifetime of Jesus.
 
Where in the New Testament did you get this?
Which edition?
Chapter and verse.
Exactly who said it?

Eleven apostles of Christ were Galilean Christians who were faithful to Christ (showing themselves to be Christian). Judas, aside from the symbolism of the name meaning a Jew, was the only apostle from Judea (Korioth). And, cementing his Jewish credentials, Judas rejected and betrayed Jesus.

Jesus, himself was a Galilean Christian who openly despised Jews, such as calling them children of the devil. When the Jews accused to Pilate that Jesus claimed to be "King of the Jews", Jesus refused to agree when Pilate asks about it.

Of course, no one in the Bible owned a copy of the Talmud, which is the basis of modern so-called Judaism, a religion invented after Christ.

HUH??? FYI! There were no Christians during the lifetime of Jesus.

Also, the earliest Christians were Jews. Live & learn.

Early Christianity - Wikipedia
 
HUH??? FYI! There were no Christians during the lifetime of Jesus.

A Christian is defined as a follower of Christ, and the Apostles were followers of Christ, so therefor they were Christians. Ask any Jewish rabbi, you antisemitic schmuck, Christians are not Jews. Therefor the Apostles were not Jews.

Only someone incredibly stupid or dishonest would claim Jesus was a Jew. The Bible doesn't identify Jesus as a Jew. And, even if it had, the definition of Jew today is different from the definition in the first century. But, Zionists commit themselves to new levels of stupidity every morning. What kind of Zionist would you be if you didn't commit yourself to that practice?
 
HUH??? FYI! There were no Christians during the lifetime of Jesus.

A Christian is defined as a follower of Christ, and the Apostles were followers of Christ, so therefor they were Christians. Ask any Jewish rabbi, you antisemitic schmuck, Christians are not Jews. Therefor the Apostles were not Jews.

Only someone incredibly stupid or dishonest would claim Jesus was a Jew. The Bible doesn't identify Jesus as a Jew. And, even if it had, the definition of Jew today is different from the definition in the first century. But, Zionists commit themselves to new levels of stupidity every morning. What kind of Zionist would you be if you didn't commit yourself to that practice?

You sir are a complete idiot. Jesus & his disciples were born Jews & died Jews.
 
Right, folks. Time to return to the theme of this thread.

What to do the next time the Palestinians attack Israel.
Should Israel give in to more of their demands?
Which ones?
None?
 
HUH??? FYI! There were no Christians during the lifetime of Jesus.

A Christian is defined as a follower of Christ, and the Apostles were followers of Christ, so therefor they were Christians. Ask any Jewish rabbi, you antisemitic schmuck, Christians are not Jews. Therefor the Apostles were not Jews.

Only someone incredibly stupid or dishonest would claim Jesus was a Jew. The Bible doesn't identify Jesus as a Jew. And, even if it had, the definition of Jew today is different from the definition in the first century. But, Zionists commit themselves to new levels of stupidity every morning. What kind of Zionist would you be if you didn't commit yourself to that practice?

You sir are a complete idiot. Jesus & his disciples were born Jews & died Jews.
Never mind the fool.
Lets move on to the theme of this thread . Far more rewarding. :)
 
Next time you forget to take your meds, remember that according to REAL historians, Jesus the Jew WAS born in Israel.

Yes, Jesus was born in Judea, but he was raised in Galilee and was considered a Galilean, not a Judean. Jesus openly despised Jews.
 
Get back to the point of the thread or get lost. :)

Yes, back to the topic. Israel violates more UN resolutions than any other country on earth, ever. Israel gives up nothing to the Palestinians. Zionist liars say Israel gives the Palestinians what they want and are repaid with tiny rockets that pale in comparison to the munitions Israel unloads on the Palestinians. Then some faggot decides to derail the topic by lying and declaring that Jesus was a Jew.
 
Get back to the point of the thread or get lost. :)

Yes, back to the topic. Israel violates more UN resolutions than any other country on earth, ever. Israel gives up nothing to the Palestinians. Zionist liars say Israel gives the Palestinians what they want and are repaid with tiny rockets that pale in comparison to the munitions Israel unloads on the Palestinians. Then some faggot decides to derail the topic by lying and declaring that Jesus was a Jew.
I am so glad you got it off your chest :)
 
Next time you forget to take your meds, remember that according to REAL historians, Jesus the Jew WAS born in Israel.

Yes, Jesus was born in Judea, but he was raised in Galilee and was considered a Galilean, not a Judean. Jesus openly despised Jews.
Jesus, a "God" who was born Jewish, openly despised Jews? HA HA HA HO HO HO HEE HEE HE,

I think you got the wrong religion here Achmed, maybe you are talking about Islam and Mohamad, cause no Christian will tell you that Jesus despised anybody.

Boy, you are one sick MOFO.
 
Next time you forget to take your meds, remember that according to REAL historians, Jesus the Jew WAS born in Israel.

Yes, Jesus was born in Judea, but he was raised in Galilee and was considered a Galilean, not a Judean. Jesus openly despised Jews.
Get back to the point of the thread or get lost. :)
He always lets his Jew hate get in the way, have you noticed? It's only a matter of time before Achmed loses control, gets banned, and back in again he comes as yet another dirty sock. Ha ha ha. What great entertainment!
 
Get back to the point of the thread or get lost. :)

Yes, back to the topic. Israel violates more UN resolutions than any other country on earth, ever. Israel gives up nothing to the Palestinians. Zionist liars say Israel gives the Palestinians what they want and are repaid with tiny rockets that pale in comparison to the munitions Israel unloads on the Palestinians. Then some faggot decides to derail the topic by lying and declaring that Jesus was a Jew.
I am so glad you got it off your chest :)
Meanwhile, back at the Truth Ranch:

Biographies | From Jesus To Christ - The First Christians | FRONTLINE | PBS

The Lillian Claus Professor of New Testament Yale Divinity School

Was Jesus Jewish and, if he was, how would that have influenced his experiences as a young man growing up in Galilee?

Was Jesus a Jew? Of course, Jesus was a Jew. He was born of a Jewish mother, in Galilee, a Jewish part of the world. All of his friends, associates, colleagues, disciples, all of them were Jews. He regularly worshipped in Jewish communal worship, what we call synagogues. He preached from Jewish text, from the Bible. He celebrated the Jewish festivals. He went on pilgrimage to the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem where he was under the authority of priests.... He lived, was born, lived, died, taught as a Jew. This is obvious to any casual reader of the gospel text. What's striking is not so much that he was a Jew but that the gospels make no pretense that he wasn't. The gospels have no sense yet that Jesus was anything other than a Jew. The gospels don't even have a sense that he came to found a new religion, an idea completely foreign to all the gospel text, and completely foreign to Paul. That is an idea which comes about only later. So, to say that he was a Jew is saying a truism, is simply stating an idea that is so obvious on the face of it, one wonders it even needs to be said. But, of course, it does need to be said because we all know what happens later in the story, where it turns out that Christianity becomes something other than Judaism and as a result, Jesus in retrospect is seen not as a Jew, but as something else, as a founder of Christianity. But, of course, he was a Jew.
 
Get back to the point of the thread or get lost. :)

Yes, back to the topic. Israel violates more UN resolutions than any other country on earth, ever. Israel gives up nothing to the Palestinians. Zionist liars say Israel gives the Palestinians what they want and are repaid with tiny rockets that pale in comparison to the munitions Israel unloads on the Palestinians. Then some faggot decides to derail the topic by lying and declaring that Jesus was a Jew.
I am so glad you got it off your chest :)
Meanwhile, back at the Truth Ranch:

Biographies | From Jesus To Christ - The First Christians | FRONTLINE | PBS

The Lillian Claus Professor of New Testament Yale Divinity School

Was Jesus Jewish and, if he was, how would that have influenced his experiences as a young man growing up in Galilee?

Was Jesus a Jew? Of course, Jesus was a Jew. He was born of a Jewish mother, in Galilee, a Jewish part of the world. All of his friends, associates, colleagues, disciples, all of them were Jews. He regularly worshipped in Jewish communal worship, what we call synagogues. He preached from Jewish text, from the Bible. He celebrated the Jewish festivals. He went on pilgrimage to the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem where he was under the authority of priests.... He lived, was born, lived, died, taught as a Jew. This is obvious to any casual reader of the gospel text. What's striking is not so much that he was a Jew but that the gospels make no pretense that he wasn't. The gospels have no sense yet that Jesus was anything other than a Jew. The gospels don't even have a sense that he came to found a new religion, an idea completely foreign to all the gospel text, and completely foreign to Paul. That is an idea which comes about only later. So, to say that he was a Jew is saying a truism, is simply stating an idea that is so obvious on the face of it, one wonders it even needs to be said. But, of course, it does need to be said because we all know what happens later in the story, where it turns out that Christianity becomes something other than Judaism and as a result, Jesus in retrospect is seen not as a Jew, but as something else, as a founder of Christianity. But, of course, he was a Jew.

Hippie, your copy-and-paste is nonsense.

Your quote, "he was under the authority of priests" I've never heard of a Talmud Jew under the authority of priests. Maybe you can tell me where to find a Jew's priest. Oh wait, you can't, because your side is all bullsh1t.

Your quote, "What's striking is not so much that he was a Jew but that the gospels make no pretense that he wasn't." The Gospels are full of Jesus vs. Jews statements which is more than a pretense that he isn't considered a Jew by the gospels. E.g. John 5:16 "The Jews were persecuting Jesus..." Your source has to resort to busllsh1t because Jesus is not identified as a Jew by the Bible.
 
Get back to the point of the thread or get lost. :)

Yes, back to the topic. Israel violates more UN resolutions than any other country on earth, ever. Israel gives up nothing to the Palestinians. Zionist liars say Israel gives the Palestinians what they want and are repaid with tiny rockets that pale in comparison to the munitions Israel unloads on the Palestinians. Then some faggot decides to derail the topic by lying and declaring that Jesus was a Jew.
I am so glad you got it off your chest :)
Meanwhile, back at the Truth Ranch:

Biographies | From Jesus To Christ - The First Christians | FRONTLINE | PBS

The Lillian Claus Professor of New Testament Yale Divinity School

Was Jesus Jewish and, if he was, how would that have influenced his experiences as a young man growing up in Galilee?

Was Jesus a Jew? Of course, Jesus was a Jew. He was born of a Jewish mother, in Galilee, a Jewish part of the world. All of his friends, associates, colleagues, disciples, all of them were Jews. He regularly worshipped in Jewish communal worship, what we call synagogues. He preached from Jewish text, from the Bible. He celebrated the Jewish festivals. He went on pilgrimage to the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem where he was under the authority of priests.... He lived, was born, lived, died, taught as a Jew. This is obvious to any casual reader of the gospel text. What's striking is not so much that he was a Jew but that the gospels make no pretense that he wasn't. The gospels have no sense yet that Jesus was anything other than a Jew. The gospels don't even have a sense that he came to found a new religion, an idea completely foreign to all the gospel text, and completely foreign to Paul. That is an idea which comes about only later. So, to say that he was a Jew is saying a truism, is simply stating an idea that is so obvious on the face of it, one wonders it even needs to be said. But, of course, it does need to be said because we all know what happens later in the story, where it turns out that Christianity becomes something other than Judaism and as a result, Jesus in retrospect is seen not as a Jew, but as something else, as a founder of Christianity. But, of course, he was a Jew.

Hippie, your copy-and-paste is nonsense.

Your quote, "he was under the authority of priests" I've never heard of a Talmud Jew under the authority of priests. Maybe you can tell me where to find a Jew's priest. Oh wait, you can't, because your side is all bullsh1t.

Your quote, "What's striking is not so much that he was a Jew but that the gospels make no pretense that he wasn't." The Gospels are full of Jesus vs. Jews statements which is more than a pretense that he isn't considered a Jew by the gospels. E.g. John 5:16 "The Jews were persecuting Jesus..." Your source has to resort to busllsh1t because Jesus is not identified as a Jew by the Bible.
I hate to break it to any one, but the moderators of these threads get very upset if one gets way off what the subject of the thread is.
This is not the religion forum.
It is not a discussion about whether Jesus was Jewish, a Buddhist, a Martian, or anything else.

They do require that we get back to what the thread IS about.

If there is nothing else to say about what the subject of the thread is, than please say nothing :)
 
Get back to the point of the thread or get lost. :)

Yes, back to the topic. Israel violates more UN resolutions than any other country on earth, ever. Israel gives up nothing to the Palestinians. Zionist liars say Israel gives the Palestinians what they want and are repaid with tiny rockets that pale in comparison to the munitions Israel unloads on the Palestinians. Then some faggot decides to derail the topic by lying and declaring that Jesus was a Jew.
I am so glad you got it off your chest :)
Meanwhile, back at the Truth Ranch:

Biographies | From Jesus To Christ - The First Christians | FRONTLINE | PBS

The Lillian Claus Professor of New Testament Yale Divinity School

Was Jesus Jewish and, if he was, how would that have influenced his experiences as a young man growing up in Galilee?

Was Jesus a Jew? Of course, Jesus was a Jew. He was born of a Jewish mother, in Galilee, a Jewish part of the world. All of his friends, associates, colleagues, disciples, all of them were Jews. He regularly worshipped in Jewish communal worship, what we call synagogues. He preached from Jewish text, from the Bible. He celebrated the Jewish festivals. He went on pilgrimage to the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem where he was under the authority of priests.... He lived, was born, lived, died, taught as a Jew. This is obvious to any casual reader of the gospel text. What's striking is not so much that he was a Jew but that the gospels make no pretense that he wasn't. The gospels have no sense yet that Jesus was anything other than a Jew. The gospels don't even have a sense that he came to found a new religion, an idea completely foreign to all the gospel text, and completely foreign to Paul. That is an idea which comes about only later. So, to say that he was a Jew is saying a truism, is simply stating an idea that is so obvious on the face of it, one wonders it even needs to be said. But, of course, it does need to be said because we all know what happens later in the story, where it turns out that Christianity becomes something other than Judaism and as a result, Jesus in retrospect is seen not as a Jew, but as something else, as a founder of Christianity. But, of course, he was a Jew.

Hippie, your copy-and-paste is nonsense.

Your quote, "he was under the authority of priests" I've never heard of a Talmud Jew under the authority of priests. Maybe you can tell me where to find a Jew's priest. Oh wait, you can't, because your side is all bullsh1t.

Your quote, "What's striking is not so much that he was a Jew but that the gospels make no pretense that he wasn't." The Gospels are full of Jesus vs. Jews statements which is more than a pretense that he isn't considered a Jew by the gospels. E.g. John 5:16 "The Jews were persecuting Jesus..." Your source has to resort to busllsh1t because Jesus is not identified as a Jew by the Bible.

Truly, this bullet guy is a friggen nut case. Didn't even know the early Jewish clergy WERE PRIESTS! But he sure is fun to play with. Heh Heh!

List of High Priests of Israel - Wikipedia
 
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