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    Why did you leave Christianity?

    Christianity, I left for many reasons. First of all lets start with translations, the English bible as we know it is only about 5 times removed from the original Hebrew text. What this means is that the book Christians trust in was very poorly translated from Hebrew to Latin then to Greek them...
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    Old Testament versus New Testament

    YHWH said not a jot or tittle would be lost. Jot's and tittle's are found in the Hebrew language not Greek. YHWH said his word would be preserved, not a jot or tittle would be lost. The Hebrew of the NT doesn't exist just a few letters here and there. So since the NT Hebrew was lost is it...
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    Fixing the scripture ...

    God wrote it through man, it is the words of God so therefore it's God's word. The words did not come from man, but God. If you call and leave a message, and the receptionist writes it down and sends out, who's message is it? The receptionists? No, your message. And so God sent a message, and...
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    Fixing the scripture ...

    If the words are coming from God then who wrote it? The man or God? My opinion is God.
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    Fixing the scripture ...

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    Fixing the scripture ...

    Verse 2:5 She'owl is the place of seperation from God. Sha'uwl is written and is interchangeable in Hebrew. They are the same word period. Sha'uwl is Saul is Paul they are the same. Named by name as a warning. Habakkuk was written 666 years before Paul's gospel of grace. Sha'uwl also means...
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    Fixing the scripture ...

    As you can see I'm missing Yasha'yah 7:1-13 but in verse 14 my translation has virgin. This translation was done within the last 20 years, the source was the DSS.
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    Are these the last days?

    The name is inappropriate period. Isn't that the point of an insult? Yeshu/Yeshua are no better actually they are worse. These are a Hebrew acronym for (May his name and memory be obliterated).
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    The Mistranslation Argument

    Lol, like it on pizza,grill,smoked, and please pass the bacon!
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    Are these the last days?

    https://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/e.g.html Definition of sus (noun, LEM, sūs) - Numen - The Latin Lexicon - An Online Latin Dictionary
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    How does Joel 3:1 read interpreted from Hebrew?

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    Are these the last days?

    Yes, it is the last days. First of all Jesus means the pig in Latin. I.e. = that is , or simply the Sus= pig, sow, swine The pork that you are not to eat of is the publications of the swine do not mentally eat of it. The publications of the swine is known as the Holy Bible. Pork meat has...
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    Should Christians follow the Law?

    No I don't think so because there are not any "laws" to begin with that is all corruption. I think we should follow his prescription, for health living, his precepts and guidance. Follow his Towrah.
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    Fixing the scripture ...

    I guess I should embarrass myself to since ancient Hebrew didn't have diacritical markers another addition from rabbinical Judaism. So you must be right.
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    Isaiah 53:2.

    This was translated by some of my friends from the DSS.
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    The Mistranslation Argument

    Well thank you for your sympathies, note my sarcasm. You have 50 bibles that's a few more than me. I thought you may be looking for the truth like I was. Thought I could help but I wouldn't want to be desperate to help you out. Stick with your english that originated from the Masoretic text...
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    The Mistranslation Argument

    This is the English with all the Hebrew words and definitions.
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    The Mistranslation Argument

    Me none, my three translater friends have about 70k collectively in logos programs and have been translating Hebrew for 20 years. It is a known fact bara can mean create and can also mean to cut off. But if you knew the nature of God you would notice the lying pen of the scribes. Since when...
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    The Mistranslation Argument

    Yes, and (bara) is the word in question. (Bara) in Hebrew concordance means to create but what is not being said about the word (bara) is that is can also mean (to cut off) (cut down) (to diasosiate with) depending on the context. They want you to believe YHWH created evil but in context he...
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    The Mistranslation Argument

    Translated from the dss And yes I know what will be said about (bara) and you have to see how it was used in the writing to know what it means (bara) can mean to create and can mean to cut off depending on how it is used. You have to look at it in context. You can see that it is an option in strongs
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