Please, after reading this post, if anyone knows something that I may have missed, I wish he doesn’t hesitate to correct me with explanation.
Point 1:
Didn’t Jesus ‘update’ most God’s teachings on the Old Testament and, therefore, let them be 'obsolete'?
Some of the many clear examples of this are:
[1a]- Should a Christian follow the scripture “An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth” that ‘God’ addressed 'clearly' to the ancient Jews?
[1b]- Should a Christian pray as a good Jew is supposed to do; based on God’s Word on Torah? {Matthew 6:5-8}
[1c]- Did Jesus present any object/sacrifice, monument/wall, city or land as being holy?
Point 2:
Were the honourable Jewish elders, at Jesus time, following, or not, the Scripture when they, supported by their Jewish people, crucified Jesus for being a serious threat against Israel; the nation of Torah?
[2a]- If they were following God’s Word on Torah, it would be a clear sign that Jesus wasn’t doing the same to the point they saw in Him a real danger against their System, Judaism. Their System, headed by many successive prophets, was ‘indeed’ founded by God in order to prepare, on earth, some kids of humanity; as we prepare the fresh minds of our kids by telling them 'simplified' stories and guiding them by parental 'rules'. Do you think that a Christian should be different from Jesus in this respect?
[2b]- If these elders, at Jesus time, who were supposed being the ‘best’ Jews weren’t following God’s Word on Torah, it would mean that Israel that was founded by God ceased to exist on the day of Jesus crucifixion. (But the word ‘Israel’, as all other well-known words, could be used by some powerful/rich men in the world anytime they see necessary for them).
I guess these two points are enough for the time being. But, as I mentioned at the beginning, I look to learn from your personal comments anything that you knew and I missed.
Thank you.
Kerim
For instance, the Arabic translation of the word ‘disciple’ is ‘student’.
So I am actually a ‘student’ of Jesus Christ.
I hope you know that a real loving teacher (even about earthly matters) has no reason to play the leader or master.
Therefore, a real student just needs learning from his teacher; the teacher he trusts the most.
Point 1:
Didn’t Jesus ‘update’ most God’s teachings on the Old Testament and, therefore, let them be 'obsolete'?
Some of the many clear examples of this are:
[1a]- Should a Christian follow the scripture “An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth” that ‘God’ addressed 'clearly' to the ancient Jews?
[1b]- Should a Christian pray as a good Jew is supposed to do; based on God’s Word on Torah? {Matthew 6:5-8}
[1c]- Did Jesus present any object/sacrifice, monument/wall, city or land as being holy?
Point 2:
Were the honourable Jewish elders, at Jesus time, following, or not, the Scripture when they, supported by their Jewish people, crucified Jesus for being a serious threat against Israel; the nation of Torah?
[2a]- If they were following God’s Word on Torah, it would be a clear sign that Jesus wasn’t doing the same to the point they saw in Him a real danger against their System, Judaism. Their System, headed by many successive prophets, was ‘indeed’ founded by God in order to prepare, on earth, some kids of humanity; as we prepare the fresh minds of our kids by telling them 'simplified' stories and guiding them by parental 'rules'. Do you think that a Christian should be different from Jesus in this respect?
[2b]- If these elders, at Jesus time, who were supposed being the ‘best’ Jews weren’t following God’s Word on Torah, it would mean that Israel that was founded by God ceased to exist on the day of Jesus crucifixion. (But the word ‘Israel’, as all other well-known words, could be used by some powerful/rich men in the world anytime they see necessary for them).
I guess these two points are enough for the time being. But, as I mentioned at the beginning, I look to learn from your personal comments anything that you knew and I missed.
Thank you.
Kerim
For instance, the Arabic translation of the word ‘disciple’ is ‘student’.
So I am actually a ‘student’ of Jesus Christ.
I hope you know that a real loving teacher (even about earthly matters) has no reason to play the leader or master.
Therefore, a real student just needs learning from his teacher; the teacher he trusts the most.