Zone1 Who Say That They are Jews and are Not

[Lisa558]

Hahahahahahahahahaha. Is that why the IDF bombs 100,000 unarmed women and kids. LOL. What a clown show. The only "light" you folks produce are the reflections of bursting bombs.

P.S. I notice you skipped right over the hateful Christian professor who gave me a poor grade because, in his words, “this girl doesn’t believe in the Gospels!”

 

[Hafar1014]

Hahahahahahahahahaha. Is that why the IDF bombs 100,000 unarmed women and kids. LOL. What a clown show. The only "light" you folks produce are the reflections of bursting bombs.

Now its 100,000 soon it will be a million. The lie is actually funny. Every death was caused by Iran Hamas and Muslims using children as human shields. Thats beneath the worst kind of cowardly behavior imaginable. These Muslims are lower than animals or even bacteria. Now Iran has murdered 30,000 of its own people. How dumb can you people be. An in the end you still lost and Jews won so KMA

 

[SaxonJackson]

Now its 100,000 soon it will be a million. The lie is actually funny. Every death was caused by Iran Hamas and Muslims using children as human shields. Thats beneath the worst kind of cowardly behavior imaginable. These Muslims are lower than animals or even bacteria. Now Iran has murdered 30,000 of its own people. How dumb can you people be. An in the end you still lost and Jews won so KMA

The murders in Gaza continued AFTER the so-called "peace treaty."

 

[Lisa558]

You're just filled with false doctrine these days. Do you really believe that there are multiple ways to enter God's Kingdom? Is Christ the only Door to the Kingdom or is He not?

Yes, there are multiple ways, according to Jewish teachings.

 

[Hafar1014]

The murders in Gaza continued AFTER the so-called "peace treaty."

Yes by Hamas killing their own people

 

[Lisa558]

Catholicism. They are pseudoChristian/pagan.

True Christians don't murder.
Neither do true children of Abraham murder Christians which is the THREAD TOPIC.

Do you support the murder of Jesus?
Would you have shouted, "Barabbas!"

There are MILLIONS of people who have been murdered unjustly. I am opposed to all of them.

You are making more of a fuss over the killing of ONE Jew 2,000 years ago than the killing of 6 million Jews 80 years ago.

 

[SaxonJackson]

Yes by Hamas killing their own people

Hahaha. You're delusional.

 

[Lisa558]

Yes by Hamas killing their own people

That antisemite just can’t help but continue his demonization of Jews - with lies.

 

[Lisa558]

Hahaha. You're delusional.

You’re a lying antisemite.

 

[SaxonJackson]

Anyway ... this thread has totally drifted from the OP's original question which I answered to the best of my ability in a much earlier post. Zone1 - Who Say That They are Jews and are Not

 

[Hafar1014]

Hahaha. You're delusional.

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www.reuters.com

CAIRO, Oct 13 (Reuters) - A greatly weakened Hamas has sought to reassert itself in Gaza since a ceasefire took hold, killing at least 33 people in a crackdown on groups that have tested its grip and appearing to get a U.S. nod to temporarily police the shattered enclave.
Pummelled by Israel during the war ignited by the October 7, 2023 attacks, Hamas has gradually sent its men back into the streets of Gaza since the ceasefire began on Friday, moving cautiously in case it suddenly collapses, according to two security sources in the territory.

i24NEWS

www.i24news.tv

Meanwhile, Hamas is Killing Civilians Who Seek Food | Council on Foreign Relations

While the war between Israel and Iran is drawing attention away from Gaza, it’s worth seeing what Hamas is doing: killing civilians who seek food.

www.cfr.org

But in incident after incident, people lining up for food have been shot and many others scared away. Hamas’s reasoning is simple: control of food is control of the population for Hamas, a source of power as well as cash (when it sells the food on the black market). If Gazans do not need Hamas to eat, its power is badly diminished.

Graphic footage shows Hamas executing people in the streets of Gaza

Masked gunmen have carried out "extrajudicial executions" in the streets of Gaza City as an expert claims the terror group is trying to regain control of the destroyed enclave.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Lisa558]

Anyway ... this thread has totally drifted from the OP's original question which I answered to the best of my ability in a much earlier post.

Well of course it would drift when the thread was started to delegitimize Jews. (One of the three Ds of antisemitism.)

 

[Meriweather]

Thank you.

I would argue that Judaism has a more tolerant view of other faiths. We teach the Noahide laws - allowing that those who are NOT Jewish can still earn their way to Heaven.

This insistence by SOME Christians that only they get to Heaven leads to a sense of contempt - and even hate - for those who believe differently. You see examples right on this thread.

I am glad you are participating here, showing that not all Christians are like that.

I would say the majority of Christians are not like that. Jews have always been a persecuted people. What bothers me is those who hate Jews are always finding new weapons and new ready-made groups to corral for that purpose. Their mode seems to be, "Let's use Christianity to persecute Jews" and "Let's use college students to persecute Jews". While I know it has not been that way throughout all of history, Catholics and Orthodox (for over sixty years now) have been working towards mending that relationship, seeing what binds us together is our love of God and God's love of us.

 

[Lisa558]

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www.reuters.com

CAIRO, Oct 13 (Reuters) - A greatly weakened Hamas has sought to reassert itself in Gaza since a ceasefire took hold, killing at least 33 people in a crackdown on groups that have tested its grip and appearing to get a U.S. nod to temporarily police the shattered enclave.
Pummelled by Israel during the war ignited by the October 7, 2023 attacks, Hamas has gradually sent its men back into the streets of Gaza since the ceasefire began on Friday, moving cautiously in case it suddenly collapses, according to two security sources in the territory.

i24NEWS

www.i24news.tv

Meanwhile, Hamas is Killing Civilians Who Seek Food | Council on Foreign Relations

While the war between Israel and Iran is drawing attention away from Gaza, it’s worth seeing what Hamas is doing: killing civilians who seek food.

www.cfr.org

But in incident after incident, people lining up for food have been shot and many others scared away. Hamas’s reasoning is simple: control of food is control of the population for Hamas, a source of power as well as cash (when it sells the food on the black market). If Gazans do not need Hamas to eat, its power is badly diminished.

Graphic footage shows Hamas executing people in the streets of Gaza

Masked gunmen have carried out "extrajudicial executions" in the streets of Gaza City as an expert claims the terror group is trying to regain control of the destroyed enclave.

www.abc.net.au

The fact that we have antisemites siding with the lies of Islamic terrorists instead of the truth about Jews tells you how deep and extreme their antisemitism is.

BTW, why aren’t they crying about the 50,000 innocent Iranians murdered? Oh riiiiiiight…..can’t blame the Jews for that, so….eh.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

I put so many of you off topic contentious old farts on ignore that page 14 is pretty damn short! Makes following a thread so much easier!

 

[Hafar1014]

I would say the majority of Christians are not like that. Jews have always been a persecuted people. What bothers me is those who hate Jews are always finding new weapons and new ready-made groups to corral for that purpose. Their mode seems to be, "Let's use Christianity to persecute Jews" and "Let's use college students to persecute Jews". While I know it has not been that way throughout all of history, Catholics and Orthodox (for over sixty years now) have been working towards mending that relationship, seeing what binds us together is our love of God and God's love of us.

Hate for Jews is now political and coming from the left

 

[Lisa558]

I would say the majority of Christians are not like that. Jews have always been a persecuted people. What bothers me is those who hate Jews are always finding new weapons and new ready-made groups to corral for that purpose. Their mode seems to be, "Let's use Christianity to persecute Jews" and "Let's use college students to persecute Jews". While I know it has not been that way throughout all of history, Catholics and Orthodox (for over sixty years now) have been working towards mending that relationship, seeing what binds us together is our love of God and God's love of us.

That’s why I’m glad you’re here to represent decent Christians. I just wish there were more of you.

And yes….the antisemites have used the war in Israel - started by that barbaric, subhuman massacre of innocent Jews - to demonize the Jews, and it’s gotten bad over here. (A friend of mine had to pull her son out of the local high school because he was being so bullied she was worried for his safety.)

 

[Lisa558]

Hate fir Jews is now political and coming from the left

Absolutely true. The people marching around campus chanting “Death to Jews!” and setting up “No Jew Zones” are all on the Left. And those in a position of power who enabled it - the college administrators - are all leftists.

 

[Meriweather]

You're just filled with false doctrine these days. Do you really believe that there are multiple ways to enter God's Kingdom? Is Christ the only Door to the Kingdom or is He not?

Shrug. Research and study supports true doctrine. I believe (as the Gospels teach) the Kingdom of God is within the reach of everyone living. Our choices here give us a glimpse of who is entering the Kingdom. As in Sirach (and a few other places), what are we choosing, for what we choose will be given to us. Are we choosing fire or water? Are we choosing good or evil? Most of all, are we choosing love of others or disdain? When we die, we see our own heart, see what we have chosen and God's judgment will be both just and merciful.

Seriously, without Christ, I doubt I would have ever chosen to enter the door to the Kingdom. It is Christ who has dropped me into the lap of the Father. I depend on the guidance of the Holy Spirit. And I am human, often lost, always fallible. That is why I do so much research, so much study. It is why I search for context, history, cultural anthropology, and etymology. I do not go with what I think the original authors said. I go with years of research.

It is also why I object to your portrayal of Christ. You have several (if not all) Jews here seeing Jesus as some sort of monster whose sole purpose is to herd them into a tortured afterlife. That is not God's plan for anyone--and much less for those of the Jewish faith. You know that--or should know it.

 

[Hafar1014]

Shrug. Research and study supports true doctrine. I believe (as the Gospels teach) the Kingdom of God is within the reach of everyone living. Our choices here give us a glimpse of who is entering the Kingdom. As in Sirach (and a few other places), what are we choosing, for what we choose will be given to us. Are we choosing fire or water? Are we choosing good or evil? Most of all, are we choosing love of others or disdain? When we die, we see our own heart, see what we have chosen and God's judgment will be both just and merciful.

Seriously, without Christ, I doubt I would have ever chosen to enter the door to the Kingdom. It is Christ who has dropped me into the lap of the Father. I depend on the guidance of the Holy Spirit. And I am human, often lost, always fallible. That is why I do so much research, so much study. It is why I search for context, history, cultural anthropology, and etymology. I do not go with what I think the original authors said. I go with years of research.

It is also why I object to your portrayal of Christ. You have several (if not all) Jews here seeing Jesus as some sort of monster whose sole purpose is to herd them into a tortured afterlife. That is not God's plan for anyone--and much less for those of the Jewish faith. You know that--or should know it.

The afterlife is not sectarian and belief that it is shows a primitive view of morality.