Category Archives: The Ultimate Truth

Isaiah 2:22 Many Christians have a difficult time understanding why it is that Jews view their faith in Jesus as idolatrous. Christians assert that Jesus is “one and the same” as the God of Israel. How could veneration of Jesus … Continue reading →

Tell Them … Jeremiah 10:11  Trinitarian Christians believe that it is entirely appropriate for a person to direct absolute religious devotion towards one Jesus of Nazareth. Throughout history the Jewish people have proclaimed, often at the cost of their life, … Continue reading →

Why Jews Don’t Believe in the Trinity The Jewish people as a distinct historic community do not believe in the trinity. Throughout history many Jews have chosen to die rather than accept a doctrine that deifies a human being. Trinitarian … Continue reading →

Not by your Righteousness One of the central teachings of Protestant Christianity is that no man is justified through their own good deeds (Romans 3:20). At first glance it would seem that this sentiment expressed by Paul is an echo … Continue reading →

A Light to the Nations The nation of Israel is spoken of by the prophet as a light to the nations (Isaiah 42:6). Christian missionaries maintain that this mandate of Israel is fulfilled through the intense, worldwide missionary activity of … Continue reading →

     LIFE The laws of Judaism place a great emphasis on the value of human life. As a general rule, the Jew would violate any of the commandments in order to save somebody’s life. Take Yom Kippur as an example. On … Continue reading →

Leviticus 19:2,3, Jeremiah 10:11 “You shall be holy: for I the LORD your God am holy. You shall fear every man his mother and father…” “Tell them this: gods who did not make heaven and earth should go lost from … Continue reading →

Knock Knock “Knock knock” “who’s there?” “It is I, God”. Door opens revealing a friendly looking man. “Come inside” The visitor and the host each take a seat. “So you say you are God” “Indeed I am, and you should … Continue reading →

Isaiah 44 Throughout the Jewish Scriptures we find mocking remarks directed against idols and idolatry. The prophets describe the idols as: “… those who do not see or hear…” (Deuteronomy 4:28, Psalm 115:5, see also Habakuk 2:18). The prophets ridicule … Continue reading →