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No.Isn't John the Disciple Jesus loved?
And apostle John was not disciple John
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No.Isn't John the Disciple Jesus loved?
No.
And apostle John was not disciple John
Jesus was Galilean.
Who were the "Galileans" in the Days of Jesus? - Travelujah
Whether it had been Jewish migrants from Judea or a Galilean peasantry forcibly converted to Judaism that ultimately became the “Galileans” of Jesus’ day, one thing seems reasonably clear: they were considered different in many respects from Jews living farther to the south, closer to Jerusalem.
Until you're old enough (not that I have any idea when this is - probably differs for everyone) to begin thinking for yourself in this arena, the answer is "most likely, yes." It really is as simple as that. I mean, I know you want to paint it some other way for the sake of saying that kids make a choice - but it just isn't the same as adults "making a choice."If you have Christian parents does that automatically make you a Christian?
Agreed. If Yeshua did say that, then 'before Abraham', would be a "non Jewish" identity.Unless one interprets the verse as a quote fabricated by the author many decades after the fact.
When did he add gentiles? Have a verse?Jesus very much was Jewish, plus he said that he "came only for the Jews" at first. It was only later that he added Gentiles.
Why don't you explain how 'before Abraham', means 'Jewish'.Look, if you are simply going to ignore the very real, and very extant, cultural phenomenon that people born of a jewish mother are considered jewish (in context of cultural ethnicity), then really there is nothing much to be said.
It's a bit like pretending catholics aren't christians because they don't share protestant beliefs.
If you are going to argue from your very own, very personal, definition of what the word "jewish" means, then obviously you will be disagreeing with everybody else, who understands that words aren't defined by individuals based on their personal opinions.
You can define the word "table" to mean "chair" all you want, but it will just end up confusing conversation when conversing with people who go by the dictionary definition.
When did he add gentiles? Have a verse?
Actually gentiles isn't the correct word, as it could include jews, (ethnesin
Romans 2:24
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As far as I know, he said 'Israel'.
Jesus didn't write the book of Romans, and the verse is in context, ie it is referring to the practice of circumcision, (jewish practice.Romans 2:29
But he is a Jew, which is one inwardly; and circumcision is that of the heart, in the spirit, and not in the letter; whose praise is not of men, but of God.
Jeremiah 4:4 Amplified Bible, Classic Edition (AMPC)
4 Circumcise yourselves to the Lord and take away the foreskins of your hearts, you men of Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem, lest My wrath go forth like fire [consuming all that gets in its way] and burn so that no one can quench it because of the evil of your doings.
Definitely Jewish.
'Before Abraham, I AM'.
~Jesus
If you believe that Jesus is 'Jewish', then how can that be, since either way one interprets this verse, it's 'before Abraham'.
Discuss and debate
Jesus didn't write the book of Romans, and the verse is in context, ie it is referring to the practice of circumcision, (jewish practice.
The context is to not practice circumcision,
So, no correlation there.
The correlation could be that Jesus didn't practice circumcision. Only The book of Luke mentions that about yeshua, and the book of Acts is a bizarre hodge podge.
Thusly not jewish. [Before AbrahamSeeing that you have no clue or idea what that verse is in reference to.
What it means is that God was before all things existed.
Therefore Jesus Christ was before Abraham.
As Jesus was in reference to the Jews, that he is the Promise Messiah before Abraham was.
Even before this world came into existence. Jesus Christ was before all things and all things were created by him and for him.
Therefore JESUS is telling us not to practice circumcision.(a jewish customAll Scriptures were given by God, Jesus Christ, therefore this includes the book of Romans.
Apostle John lived on Patmos, wrote G-John circa 100-115CE, Met with Ireneaus (or so he said), and clearly never knew where to place the collection of reports, stories and anecdotes in an accurate timeline........ so he was no witness, nor did he ever meety with Jesus.OK.. Who were they?
While he was human, he had Israelite DNA.'Before Abraham, I AM'.
~Jesus
If you believe that Jesus is 'Jewish', then how can that be, since either way one interprets this verse, it's 'before Abraham'.
Discuss and debate
When did he add gentiles? Have a verse? Actually gentiles isn't the correct word, as it could include jews, (ethnesin
Jesus wasn't a jew or was note sure but he was also Egyptian which is where I think he got some of his mystical thinking.
Thusly not jewish. [Before Abraham
Therefore JESUS is telling us not to practice circumcision.(a jewish custom
When did he add gentiles? Have a verse?
Thank you, TS.Those of us Christians who accept the canonical Christian scriptures cite:
- Matthew 28:16 "But the eleven disciples proceeded to Galilee, to the mountain which Jesus had designated. 17 When they saw Him, they worshiped Him; but some were doubtful. 18 And Jesus came up and spoke to them, saying, “All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth. 19 Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, 20 teaching them to observe all that I commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”
'Before Abraham, I AM'.
~Jesus
If you believe that Jesus is 'Jewish', then how can that be, since either way one interprets this verse, it's 'before Abraham'.
Discuss and debate