God promised that Joseph, through his children Ephraim and Manasseh, would become a "great" nation. Hardly a 'remnant'. Also, they weren't Jews, who have their own end time destiny.
good question. another line from the NT is "cast not your pearls before swine" -----a common proverb at the time of Jesus which really suggest that
Indeed.......GREEK, which is easily translated into ENGLISH, the modern day equivalent of the Konie Greek of 200 BC........the universal language of the time period. I fail to see a point. What? Only Jews can read modern English?
it is always the case that "something is lost" in a translation---the KJV is aIndeed.......GREEK, which is easily translated into ENGLISH, the modern day equivalent of the Konie Greek of 200 BC........the universal language of the time period. I fail to see a point. What? Only Jews can read modern English?
Enough to read and comprehend modern English........the equivalent of the Koine Greek used from 200 BC forward by both Jew and Gentile. Koine Greek is easily translated into English. Today's Universal world language.........ENGLISH compares to the 200 BC universal language of the day.........Koine Greek. In fact the original Hebrew language remained a dead language from the 3rd century BC until just recently in world history. The late 19th and early 20th century. Why study a dead language and not abide by its tenants? Where is the Royal Priesthood of Levites today? Where are the commanded burnt offerings (goats, bulls.....etc.)? I don't assume that God agrees with the use of the original Hebrew in order to condescend in matters of eternal truths..... Truth: There is no Biblical Example of Israel today. The nation calling itself Israel is a nation ruled by modern politicians, and created by MEN via UN resolution.....it does not abide by tenants of the origianl Hebrew tongue found in the Holy Scriptures.
Pray tell.........just what did the JEW do during the period from the 3rd century BC until the late 19th and early 20th century when the original dead Hebrew Tongue was revived? What? There were no REAL JEWS for well over 2000 years? According to your logic, or lack thereof........the JEWS for well over 2000 years were studying nothing but text that lost something in translation..............No
No, why?
Generally not. I'm sure that there are exegetical explorations of why those particular statement were on the tablets, but the general idea is that they are 10 statements like (m)any others.
what? I asked about your knowledge of biblical Hebrew.
why are you telling me this? I have no interest in Greek.
no, it was in constant use in writing and study. Claiming otherwise shows incredible ignorance.
that was the birth of modern Hebrew. Ben-Yehuda. Not the same thing as biblical Hebrew.
We do.
Not royal. There is a priesthood (actually 2 in certain senses) in Judaism. If you didn't know that, well...know you do.
we have replaced them (as per biblical command) with prayer. You haven't read the bible?
actually, he requires it.
OK, that's true. Irrelevant, but true.
OK, so what?
You are very confused. The phrase "dead language" confuses you. Dead language simply means that it is not in COMMON USE by common people---Pray tell.........just what did the JEW do during the period from the 3rd century BC until the late 19th and early 20th century when the original dead Hebrew Tongue was revived? What? There were no REAL JEWS for well over 2000 years? According to your logic, or lack thereof........the JEWS for well over 2000 years were studying nothing but text that lost something in translation..............No
The KJV is the only Bible that has a concordance that allows the study of the original texts that were written in Hebrew and Greek.
Because they weren't Jews.
God raised up the state of Israel for the purpose of the end time battle of Armageddon. See Ezekiel 5: 1-4.
Jesus said, "Render to Caesar what is Caesar's."
True. Paul was a "Jew of the Jews" but was a Benjamite.
whatevah that means another "MATTHEW" earning his pension
Jesus was speaking of taxes.
what does "only bible" mean? The torah and talmud and thousands of writings since don't need a "concordance"----they are available in the original
really? what taxes? Your somewhat laconic answer is almost funny
Matthew did not remain a tax collector after Jesus called him.
