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“As for your points (whatever they're supposed to be), I was born to a Jewish mother and a Catholic father. If I choose to post in a thread about religion and the conflicts of such, I can. Last time I looked, this was still the US.”
And if I so choose to post Christian scripture in a thread on the subject I will do just that.
Caine……”At least the dumb ones do.
The smart ones wouldn't bring it up at all.”
Namecalling again………cant ya come up with something better than that Caine….you are so stale. Show some Christian love.......
All Jews do not even keep a Kosher kitchen. Conservative Jews have a more lenient interpretations of the law…and Reformed Jews are even farther apart.
WE both however believe in the same God- a God of holiness, justice, purity, and righteousness. Although we accept the Law given by God through Moses….we believe the Law was fulfilled by Christ.
Separating milk from meat dishes is not scriptural…..Covering the head and washing hands before eating is not scriptural.
Rabbis delegated an enormous amount of authority to themselves (they aren’t even mentioned in scripture) and created a new kind of Judaism based on rules and regulations which they themselves formulate. And the entire Jewish culture defends these ideas though they are hardly scriptural.
Jewish law has departed from the intent of Scripture to the extent that the modern practice is almost incomprehensible when compared to its original form. Exodus 23:19 forbids cooking a baby goat in its mothers milk. Pagans did this cruel practice at that time and that is why Jews were told not to do it. But Jewish leaders have embellished on this command to the point that meat and dairy products cant be served in the same meal or prepared with the same dish. The dishes have to be separate, in different cupboards and in different areas of the house. I know of one Jewish woman who keeps four sets of dishes.
Wearing skull caps is not even scriptural.
“The only Biblical mention of the wearing of hats or turbans for religious purposes is found in the head-gear G-d prescribed for the sons of Aaron. We read in Exodus, “For Aaron’s sons you shall make tunics, and you shall make sashes for them. And you shall make hats [margin, “headpieces or turbans”] for them, for glory and beauty” (Exo.28:40). They were also to wear “linen trousers” (verse 42), reaching from the waist to the thighs. This clothing was to be worn “when they come into the tabernacle of meeting, or when they come near the altar to minister in the holy place” (v.43).”
This is specifically mentioned as priestly garments – no command that all the children of Israel were to dress in such a manner. The priests were to wear tunics, which were white cotton or linen, with sashes, trousers, and they were to wear turbans, while performing their priestly duties at the Temple. This commandment has no connection what so ever with the Jewish custom of wearing kippahs or yarmulkes, as they are also known!
http://www.lastdaysreporter.com/holy-dress-origin.html
I won't even get into details.....you obviously dont understand "the law" in regards to Christianity so nothing would make sense.
"Ye are not under the law, but under grace." Romans 6:14 "Ye also are become dead to the law by the body of Christ .... We are delivered from the law, that being dead." Romans 7 "But if ye be led of the Spirit, ye are not under the law." Galatians 5:18 " Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances ... nailing it to his cross." Colossians 2:14
There is no way any Jew or Gentile could follow every law. Especially those about sacrificing in the Temple. some we follow and we were meant to follow, but some we were not.
That is why Christ came. http://www.carmical.net/articles/moses.html