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A closer look on the book of hebrews
For one, I do not believe that the new testament everybody uses is complete nor accurate because of the people who assembled it.
I will accept on faith that the four testimonies about Yeshua are accurate as a historic record, leaving references to "prophecies" aside like matthew tries to do a lot.
The author of Hebrews is unknown and many suspect that it was paul. I largely disagree with those people because paul was pro Israel, and not anti israel like the book of hebrews is.
I wish to go through the claims the book of hebrews makes, and the texts it quotes from the old testament and to hold it to the original and see how the book of hebrews holds up.
I am just going to treat it like if somebody had sent me a bible study for me to check it out to see if it's correct.
When I've posted something please do give comments about it and give me your opinions.
For those who firmly believe the bible is without error: adapt your viewpoints please, the bible is not without error. This bible study will show it.
There is a lot of truth in the bible, that the Father loves you, that He gave His only begotten son for you, that He gloryfied the son etc... but you need to filter out the personal opinions/interpretation of the authors and test those.
There is more truth in the bible than most christians realise, and that is because they follow a roman introduced truth, by people who were disgusted by jews and wanted to distance themselves from the jews.
I just hope to open a few eyes to what the bible really says. I am open to fair critics, if they are open for a delay in answers, because what most critics tend to do is give 10 arguments each, and usually there respond about 5 of em, so I need time for answers
Also I dislike offtopic things.
Like this topic is about the book of hebrews, I do not wish to discuss the keeping of the torah in this topic, I will enter in a different discussion for that
I'll start soon in this thread, but in a moment i've got sabbath congregation, and I need to get ready for that
Shalom Aleichem,
Michael
For one, I do not believe that the new testament everybody uses is complete nor accurate because of the people who assembled it.
I will accept on faith that the four testimonies about Yeshua are accurate as a historic record, leaving references to "prophecies" aside like matthew tries to do a lot.
The author of Hebrews is unknown and many suspect that it was paul. I largely disagree with those people because paul was pro Israel, and not anti israel like the book of hebrews is.
I wish to go through the claims the book of hebrews makes, and the texts it quotes from the old testament and to hold it to the original and see how the book of hebrews holds up.
I am just going to treat it like if somebody had sent me a bible study for me to check it out to see if it's correct.
When I've posted something please do give comments about it and give me your opinions.
For those who firmly believe the bible is without error: adapt your viewpoints please, the bible is not without error. This bible study will show it.
There is a lot of truth in the bible, that the Father loves you, that He gave His only begotten son for you, that He gloryfied the son etc... but you need to filter out the personal opinions/interpretation of the authors and test those.
There is more truth in the bible than most christians realise, and that is because they follow a roman introduced truth, by people who were disgusted by jews and wanted to distance themselves from the jews.
I just hope to open a few eyes to what the bible really says. I am open to fair critics, if they are open for a delay in answers, because what most critics tend to do is give 10 arguments each, and usually there respond about 5 of em, so I need time for answers

Like this topic is about the book of hebrews, I do not wish to discuss the keeping of the torah in this topic, I will enter in a different discussion for that

I'll start soon in this thread, but in a moment i've got sabbath congregation, and I need to get ready for that

Shalom Aleichem,
Michael