I have nothing against them,it`s there conception.
Let me step in if I may:
Moses had a speach impetiment, so will you throw out thou shalt not murder because he couldn't speak well?
People of foreign languages get translations into our language garbled, should they have no rights to speak or type in English speaking commentaries?
If not then what right did Romans have trying to discuss Hebrew stories and precepts when they clearly butchered it?
The NT is known to have over 50,000 errors and lies in it. How do you suppose we eliminate the 2 billion blundering fools from speaking?
I guess you don't know about the apostate jews do you.
Tiberius Julius Alexander (fl. 1st century) was an
equestrian governor and general in the
Roman Empire. Born into a wealthy
Jewish family of
Alexandria but abandoning or neglecting the
Jewish religion, he rose to become
procurator of
Judea (
c. 46 – 48) under
Claudius. While
Prefect of
Egypt (66 – 69), he employed his
legions against the Alexandrian Jews in a brutal response to ethnic violence, and was instrumental in the
Emperor Vespasian's rise to power. In 70, he participated in the
Siege of Jerusalem as
Titus' second-in-command.
[1]
Tiberius Julius Alexander was probably born early in the reign of the Emperor
Tiberius (14 – 37). His father was
Alexander, an
Alexandrian Jew who held the office of
Alabarch;
[2] the exact meaning of this term is debated, but it may have denoted a senior customs official. The older Alexander enjoyed Roman citizenship, a rare privilege among the Jews of Alexandria, and therefore passed it to his sons.
[3] He also had business connections both with
Agrippa, grandson of
Herod the Great, and with
Antonia, mother of the emperor
Claudius.
[4] Another prominent member of Tiberius Alexander's family was his uncle, the philosopher
Philo
Tiberius Julius Alexander - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Then along with Josephus Rome had plenty of help, Philo was known for Logos, the Word. See Rome wanted to create an all inclusive religion, one that had Greek, Roman and Jewish components, to ease the tension when the jews rebelled.
When the empire started to break up, Constantine called a council to develop a creed which then became the religion of the Rome Empire, as he knew enforcing a common religion would create more control over the people, to create a more peaceful empire.