The only reason christianity exists is because the Jews did not accept Jesus as Messiah. If they had done then there would have been no need for God to adopt the gentiles into His family.
If you do not think Jehovah in the OT is the same God as refered to in the rest of the bible then who do you think it is referring to? It would appear to me you have been given the answer but because it does not agree with yours you are rejecting it.
>The only reason christianity exists is because the Jews did not accept Jesus as Messiah.
I need to know more what did you mean by this.
Did you mean that Judaism exists because Jewish did not accept Jesus as Messiah?
>If they had done then there would have been no need for God to adopt the gentiles into His family.
This is different from John 1:12.
>If you do not think Jehovah in the OT is the same God as refered to in the rest of the bible then who do you think it is referring to?
I've written before that God must be the same one in OT and NT.
It's only logical, too.
Then why it is so different?
If I don't understand it, it's my fault not God, still the question remains.
>It would appear to me you have been given the answer but because it does not agree with yours you are rejecting it.
I don't know which answer you are referring to, but if an answer without reason was given, I don't have a way to agree with.
Obviously, you agree with the answer, so it must be easy to accept it.
I've learned to accept the Bible as is in my heart, therefore my understanding of it could be different from Christians go to Churches every Sunday or listen to tv evangelists.
No offence to any one at there, but I do not believe what people says about the Bible, I have to read it myself with help of Holy Spirit, otherwise it's nothing but a brain-wash.
Trust me on this one, it happened to me.
I may have rejected good advice even ones given by Holy Spirit too many times in the past, but I'd like to believe that God says, "I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee", until I become a true Christian some day, just like Jesus said to Thomas in John 20:29.
I love this part, still I get a chill when I read it.
I don't have to see Him or His miracles to believe.
(It doesn't matter whether God exists there or not, as long as anyone have it in their hearts.)
However, I do not like to believe whatever I like to believe, because the world of God is not about what I think, but what God thinks.
Though, that's what I am doing and I assume that's what you are doing.
The best way to correct that is asking the Holy Spirit to guide me to God's way when I read the Bible and when I think of God.
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