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Men of my Counsel A person needs acknowledgment in order to survive. A person needs to feel that he or she is significant and that their life makes a difference. Without this feeling of self-respect and self-worth it is difficult … Continue reading →

You have identified the source of the impossibility of any meeting of the minds between yourself and those that adhere to the Torah of HaShem: the two sides of the argument appeal to two different standards of evidence. Those that … Continue reading →

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Isaiah 41:15 “Behold I have made you like a new, sharp threshing iron with many blades; you will thresh and pulverize mountains, and you will make the hills like chaff.…

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It is not easy to determine if someone (or a group of people) arrived at a theological conclusion on the basis of intellectual searching or if the conclusions were generated by…

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Idolatry and the Definition of Marriage The Biblical concept of the marriage relationship constitutes of a union between a man and a woman. According to the Bible, each of these…

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Fourth Response to Dalton Lifsey  http://thecontroversyofzion.com/2012/02/my-third-response-to-yisroel-blumenthal-the-hope-of-the-world-and-the-mercy-of-god/ Dalton Thanks for your post. I’ve responded to one of your comments about a year ago (it seems you still haven’t read my blog).…

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Jeremiah 31 Teaches that Christianity is NOT the New Covenant Christians point to the passage in Jeremiah as the foundation for their faith. Jeremiah speaks of a New Covenant, and…

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Cry of Grace The haftora that we read on Channuka ends with an rebuke to Zerubavel’s opponents. “Who are you, O great mountain? Before Zerubavel (you will) become a plain.…

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I. 37. Page 110 Brown’s compares of the accusation that the Christian Scriptures is a book of hate to the anti-Semitic accusation that the Talmud is a book of immorality.…