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The beliefs of the Sect of the Nazarenes were completely opposite to modern day MJ. Whoever said that MJ looked for inspiration in the Nazarenes of the First Century is only looking for apostolic credibility to enhance their organization. The truth is that they had nothing to do with each other...

I was talking about Rabbis after the Sect of the Nazarenes. Of course there were Rabbis almost everywhere acting as leaders in the Jewish synagogues. The Sect of the Nazarenes was organized by the Apostles of Jesus in memory of Jesus of Nazareth, and James was the leader of the Sect in...

The Rabbis in the Diaspora synagogues were trained in the Sect of the Nazarenes to serve as leaders in the synagogues. Even Pharisees who would decided to join the Sect, they would remain as members of the Council in Jerusalem. (Acts 15:5-7)

Gamaliel was a Pharisee. A Pharisee would not take a Hellenist Jew for a disciple. So, Paul lied to claim that he was a disciple of Gamaliel.

Shabbat Shalom to you too. That's Friday 3:15 pm. In 3 hours with the sunset, the Shabbat is arriving.

Paul was dangerous liar. Only in that text of Acts 23, he pathetically lied twice. First, if you focus on your reading, Paul was not arrested for believing in resurrection but for having been acknowledged by the Jews from Asia who had come for the festival and, as they recognized Paul in the...

There has never been a Jewish-Christian Church. One is either a Jew or a Christian. The hyphenated Jew is a reference to the "Jews-for-Baal" of the time of Prophet Elijah who experienced a hell of a struggle with the "Jews-for-Baal" who as Elijah claimed were straddling the issue between HaShem...

Well, I think I should join your club instead of trying to wake you up with stones. Have a beautiful day Quietbloke, right now here is 9:00 am, Wednesday. Last night was the coldest night of the year; 6 degrees centigrade; and zero in Jerusalem.

I did not say that Jeremiah 46:28 covers the Israel of the Ten Tribes. I know that they got lost when HaShem rejected the Tabernacle of Joseph and confirmed Judah to remain alone as a nation before the Lord aka as a Lamp in Jerusalem forever. (Psalm 78:67-70 and I Kings 11:36) Regarding...

If that's true, why don't you obey him when he said to listen to "Moses" aka the Law? (Luke 16:29-31) To preach a gospel with deeds is more efficient than with words only.

If your problem with me is with regards to my using of HaShem to prevent the use of any of the names attributed to God, no problem, I'll use Adonai. It is very natural here in Israel to use, "Baruch HaShem" which means praise the Lord!. I can do that for you but, I can't believe the Christian...

Tell me, can you learn any thing from the chit-chattering of common beliefs? I don't think so. It is rather too boring to listen to views of the same kind as yours. Learning comes only as a result of controversy. You might be too proud to reconsider opposite views but, you will somehow think...

Wait! Don't shoot so fast! Did you know that there is no learning in the chit-chattering of common beliefs? Wisemen usually say that learning comes only from controversies. The first time we meet, you already have your finger on the trigger? Wait! We might still learn a thing or two from each...

If indeed the law of Jesus was the same as the Law of God, Jesus taught us all to listen to "Moses" aka the Law if you read Luke 16:29-31. If Jesus commanded to listen to "Moses" aka the Law, it is only obvious that the Decalogue was the Law of Jesus. Do you agree with all the commandments in...

And Jesus' commandments were the same as the commandments of Moses as he would teach his listeners to listen to "Moses" aka the Law if you read Luke 16:29-31.

"And the second is like unto the first, 'Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.'" The second commandment is of such a greatness that it became known as The Golden Rule. "To love thy neighbor as thyself." Now, tell me, do you think Jesus would have liked to be addressed as a hypocrite and brood...

I acknowledge that there are other applications of the term "Elohim" but, every time the reference is to HaShem, Elohim is of an absolute Oneness.

Good enough to be according to the gospel of Jesus aka the Tanach.

Okay! Have I said any thing not true?

The real Matthew, Mark, John, and Peter were all Jews whom the Hellenists attributed their gospels to them in the hope to enhance their writings with apostolic credibility but they themselves never wrote a page into the NT. Jews would not write against their own Faith.