Monthly Archives: October 2014

Hearkening to His Voice – Nehemiah 9:8 Genesis 22 describes the episode of the binding of Isaac. We are told that God commanded Abraham to bring his son as a burnt offering and how at the last minute he was … Continue reading →

Isaiah 58:7 An anti-Semite commented on this blog with the canard that Jews hate Jews. Please click on the following links to see a partial list of Jewish organizations that help Jews with no regard to affiliation or belief. This … Continue reading →

Order out of Chaos The Bible describes the creation of the world as a rectification process. First there was darkness and emptiness. God then created light and separated it from darkness. The Bible describes how God gathered the waters so … Continue reading →

Charles In response to your comment – https://yourphariseefriend.wordpress.com/2014/10/13/exonerating-the-sinless-ii/#comment-15142 You attempt to compare the books of the prophets to the writings of the followers of Jesus. The comparison is outrageous. The prophets were not part of a separate community. But in … Continue reading →

Exonerating the “Sinless” II Reason 1 In response to comment – https://yourphariseefriend.wordpress.com/2014/10/01/exonerating-the-sinless-another-open-letter-to-concerned-reader/#comment-15012 Concerned Reader You still haven’t explained your double standard. Why is it that the Church Fathers, who were direct disciples of Paul, are not qualified to legitimize a … Continue reading →

Originally posted on 1000 Verses – a project of Judaism Resources:
Pillars of Faith ? The Scripture uses various words to speak of the commandments of the Torah. One of the terms that is used to refer to the commandments is…

Exonerating the “Sinless” – another open letter to Concerned Reader (in response to comment – https://yourphariseefriend.wordpress.com/2014/06/01/the-guilt-of-books/#comment-14742 ) Concerned Reader So you stand by your accusation that my statement – “without Christianity the holocaust would not have happened” – is highly inflammatory … Continue reading →