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That is hilarious. You are taking the Soncino translation's inclusion of a word as Yeshu to be meaningful ?Good for you.
Evidence from the Babylonian Talmud
There are only a few clear references to Jesus in the Babylonian Talmud, a collection of Jewish rabbinical writings compiled between approximately A.D. 70-500. Given this time frame, it is naturally supposed that earlier references to Jesus are more likely to be historically reliable than later ones. In the case of the Talmud, the earliest period of compilation occurred between A.D. 70-200.[20] The most significant reference to Jesus from this period states:
[21] The Babylonian Talmud, transl. by I. Epstein (London: Soncino, 1935), vol. III, Sanhedrin 43a, 281, cited in Habermas, The Historical Jesus, 203.
To be aware is to be alive.
You believe that Hitler was a totally normal human being? Totally normal?
Are you insane?
Do you also think that Joseph Goebbels and Josef Mengele were two totally normal loving family men?
You call it narcissism. I would call it malignant narcissism
but still its just another word for INSANE
Jesus redeemed the world. This means the Way of Salvation is open to everyone. Will all choose salvation, choose to worship God, make Him their first priority? Sadly, no. Will that stop God from calling them to salvation? Happily, no.
The best explanation/analogy regarding Pharaoh is noting how sun affects different materials: It melts wax, it hardens clay. With Pharaoh, we see an inclination within him to do the right thing, to free the Israelites. But the material liabilities (his own wealth and comfort) were also factoring into his decision. His love of self (clay) was greater than his love of others (wax). God fought hard for Pharaoh, but in the end it is always our own choice that God allows. Pharaoh could have joined in God's plans, but Pharaoh's own plans were always his priority.How do you explain Pharaoh in the Bible? There was a point where God participated in the heart-hardening. In my own words, (and a loose paraphrase of the Bible), God "gave him over".
Spiritual battles are a very real thing that people take too lightly. At some point, when you mess with dark things, God might give you over to them.
A harsh truth, but a truth nonetheless.
(universal "you", not you specifically)
Lots of people confuse the inherent attributes of life with evolution / natural selection. Confusing the inherent attributes of life with chaos is a new one on me. This is pretty simple, life and intelligence were preordained by the laws of nature which were in place before time and space itself.emerging from CHAOS ----of course
I wouldn't expect them to anymore than you should expect me to buy into your bullshit that you aren't pro-abortion and pro-gay marriage.Why do you think anyone would care what you do and don't buy?
Yes, coupled with the other testimony, I am.That is hilarious. You are taking the Soncino translation's inclusion of a word as Yeshu to be meaningful ?
If you'd like me to post an image or three of the specific talmudic pages and you won't find any Jesus on any of them. Just let me know.
I don't expect anything of you. You continue to be wrong, but that suits you.I wouldn't expect them to anymore than you should expect me to buy into your bullshit that you aren't pro-abortion and pro-gay marriage.
except Jesus is never mentioned in the talmud, and certainly never say anyone was crucified and you can't show otherwise. So keep shouting into your echo chamber. Those of us who actually can read the talmud and study it daily know your "source" is stuck in ignorance.Yes, coupled with the other testimony, I am.
Both Josephus and Lucian indicate that Jesus was regarded as wise. Second, Pliny, the Talmud, and Lucian imply He was a powerful and revered teacher. Third, both Josephus and the Talmud indicate He performed miraculous feats. Fourth, Tacitus, Josephus, the Talmud, and Lucian all mention that He was crucified. Tacitus and Josephus say this occurred under Pontius Pilate. And the Talmud declares it happened on the eve of Passover. Fifth, there are possible references to the Christian belief in Jesus' resurrection in both Tacitus and Josephus. Sixth, Josephus records that Jesus' followers believed He was the Christ, or Messiah. And finally, both Pliny and Lucian indicate that Christians worshipped Jesus as God!"
That's great. Then you shouldn't be expecting me to buy into your bullshit that you aren't pro-abortion and pro-gay marriage.I don't expect anything of you. You continue to be wrong, but that suits you.
I already addressed thatexcept Jesus is never mentioned in the talmud, and certainly never say anyone was crucified and you can't show otherwise. So keep shouting into your echo chamber. Those of us who actually can read the talmud and study it daily know your "source" is stuck in ignorance.
Hitler was an artist. He liked to become the most famous German. He became the most famous German by creating an unbelievable piece of artwork: the Endlösung, the Shoa, the Holocaust. Absurd or not absurd - he did do it and was ready to pay the price.
By the way: Very most of the leading Nazis had been educated in school to be humanists.
They always do eventually.Wow. Apparently they failed spectacularly.
you addressed that by copying and pasting more stuff that is wrong and you still lack the ability or skill to read the actual talmud to prove otherwise. Quote errors, stay wrong.
Wow.
Says the weird creature who said," The only things you know about me is it, that I am a blond and blue eyed German Catholic, who has also Jewish ancestors and that I don't smoke, never drink alcohol and that I use no drugs" ...
Wow.
Says the weird creature who said," The only things you know about me is it, that I am a blond and blue eyed German Catholic, who has also Jewish ancestors and that I don't smoke, never drink alcohol and that I use no drugs" You left out unrepentant Hitler loving Nazi. Now everyone knows.
Thanks for finally exposing what lurks within even if it was because you were compelled to. Nazi.
Sure, he paid the price. The shame of eternal abhorrence. Are you expecting presents from God?
Copra Sanctum!
Yes I really called you Nazi.. Are you hard of reading? You are the dimwit who posted this gem;
"Hitler was an artist. He liked to become the most famous German. He became the most famous German by creating an unbelievable piece of artwork: the Endlösung, the Shoa, the Holocaust."
and then act surprised that I called you a nazi? WTF!
