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Originally posted by KunsooYouTube&feature=related
By the Maccabeats.
http://youtu.be/qSJCSR4MuhU
Originally posted by KunsooI don't think the boys really understand it either. I think it is a song of
I like the music. I have no idea what it's about, but maybe that's not necessary.
Originally posted by RJHindsUh, I find that last sentence a little disturbing. I'll assume the remark was made in an innocent context within your own faith, but it's the type of sentiment which has been behind centuries of mass killings of Jews by Christians who believe that Jews are "blinded" to their truth. It's one thing to believe what you believe, but leave the Jews out of it. They have their own faith, which perhaps you do not comprehend. But comprehension is not a requisite of toleration and acceptance.
I don't think the boys really understand it either. I think it is a song of
praise to God. That is why I said Hallelu Yah !!! (Praise the Lord).
They sing "ah ah ah" without the "Y" and I added it to make "Yah Yah Yah"
the name of God repeated 3 times representing the Father, the Son, and
the Holy Spirit. You must remember they are Jews and are blinded in
part until the fullness of the gentiles have come into faith.
Originally posted by KunsooJesus (Yahshua - Hebrew name) was a Jew, but was rejected by His own people
Uh, I find that last sentence a little disturbing. I'll assume the remark was made in an innocent context within your own faith, but it's the type of sentiment which has been behind centuries of mass killings of Jews by Christians who believe that Jews are "blinded" to their truth. It's one thing to believe what you believe, but leave the Jews out of it. T ...[text shortened]... you do not comprehend. But comprehension is not a requisite of toleration and acceptance.
Originally posted by RJHindsOkay, well, I don't know what all that means. But you have to understand that any Jew who hears you telling them that they are "blind" to God's truth is going to be deeply offended, no matter what Paul had to say about it. You're talking about a people who in the past have often left their homes and hidden in terror during the Easter season, when the vast majority of pogroms took place. And with six million killed by Christians half a century ago, they may not be in the mood to have a Christian lecture them about their spiritual deficiencies. I have met few who are as devout towards God as practicing Jews. It's not a lukewarm faith by any definition.
Jesus (Yahshua - Hebrew name) was a Jew, but was rejected by His own people
as their promised Messiah. So it is impossible for a Christian to leave the
Jews out of Christianity for without them we gentiles would have no hope of
salvation. When I mentioned the partial spiritual blindness or hardness of
the Jews I was referring to what the apostle Paul ( ...[text shortened]... God has shut up all
in disobedience so that He may show mercy to all.
(Romans 11:1-32 NASB)
Originally posted by KunsooI understand, as Paul, did that they are hardened toward the gospel of
Okay, well, I don't know what all that means. But you have to understand that any Jew who hears you telling them that they are "blind" to God's truth is going to be deeply offended, no matter what Paul had to say about it. You're talking about a people who in the past have often left their homes and hidden in terror during the Easter season, when the vast m ...[text shortened]... re as devout towards God as practicing Jews. It's not a lukewarm faith by any definition.
Originally posted by RJHindsThe Muslims have a lot of Jews to kill before they catch up to Christians.
I understand, as Paul, did that they are hardened toward the gospel of
Christ. But as a Christian, I cheer when they have success in Israel over
their Muslim enemies and think our U.S. goverment does not support
them as much as we should. I know I will make some of them angry
with me for speaking what I believe. But I will not have my freedom
of speech silenced to make them happy.