WTF are you even talking about? Misrepresent how? This isn't about what is happening in other countries. In America, Christianity is used to repel rights and push bigotry by the right wing. You got hate groups that use Christianity as it's base.
And in those texts he didn't say he was God. It spoke about being divine and taking away sin and you interpreted that as him being god himself.
There has never been a period in Jewish history where Jews did not read, write, and speak Hebrew. The proof of this is that the famous medieval Jewish Bible commentary of Rav Sh'lomoh Yitz'hoqi or 'Rash"i', who lived in Troyes, France (about 150 kilometers southeast of Paris) in the eleventh century (who was born in ד׳ת״ת or 4800/1040 and died in ד׳תתס״ה or 4865/1105) was written in pure Hebrew—and, what is more, Rash"i's commentary (which continues to be the most favored of all Hebrew commentaries to this day because of its clear and lucid language) is aimed specifically at the layperson rather than the Torah scholar (there are other, far more detailed, Hebrew commentaries that are used by scholars). Perhaps someone would care to explain how a Bible commentary written nearly a millennium ago—and intended to be read by laypeople instead of the elite, academic classes—can possibly be in Hebrew if the language had 'died'.
For goodness sake, it really is so simple: observant or otherwise, Muslims (or any noch'ri, for that matter) are only considered Noahites if they observe the seven miss'woth di-b'nei No'ah [because God commanded their observance in the Torah and made it known through Moshah]—not merely mi-p'nei hach'réʿa ha-daʿath ('out of intellectual conviction')—i.e., not 'just because they seem like a good idea'.
Our first prophet was ʾAvrohom ʾOvinu, the great-great-great-great-grandson of ʿEvar (see B'reshıth 11:10-14, 11:14-27):
Y'shaʿyohu 41:8-9 provides an effective rebuttal to fools and liars who pretend that the Creator has 'rejected' or 'disowned' ʿAm Yisroʾel:
Capital punishment could only be handed down in Jewish Law by a Minor Synhedrion consisting of twenty-three Judges, sitting in the lish'kath hağğozith ('Chamber of Carved Stone'); but the Romans removed the Jewish Courts' jurisdiction in capital cases around about the year 28 CE (i.e., '40 years before the Temple was destroyed'—Shabboth, folio ṭéth-wow, column ʾalaf; Sanhédhrin, folio mem-ʾalaf, column ʾalaf; ʿAvodhoh Zoroh, folio héth, column béth). Nevertheless, 'that man' was, if anything, a 'false prophet' who deserved death (D'vorim 13:6, 18:20), because he made at least one 'prediction' that never happened (Mattaʾi 24:1-2, Markus 12:1-2; Luqos 19:41-44).
This is yet another example of the antisemitic Jew-hatred that fills the pages of the Greek Dreck; it can hardly be said that 'the Jews' are all guilty of propheticide just because ONE prophet was ever killed by ONE Jew. This is similar to Yushkeh's characterization of all the P'rushim as 'hypocrites' (Mattaʾi 23:13-33) on the evidence that... oh, wait, I forgot—without bothering to adduce any evidence at all...
Actually, that was Malʾochi, the anonymous prophet whose three chapters bring Sefar Taré ʿAsar (or Book of the Twelve Prophets) to a close. 'Malʾochi', however, was not his actual name, but a pseudonym borne out by Malʾochi 3:1 which literally means 'My messenger'.
There is not any 'anti-Messiah' anywhere in the T'na"ch, nor is there a single verse that associates the word מָשִׁיחַ moshiyah with 'saving' of any kind. And, moreover, we have had many 'messiahs', including Shoʾul, the first king of united Yisroʾel (Sh'muʾel ʾAlaf 12:3, 12:5, 24:6 [x2], 24:10, 26:9, 26:11, 26:16, 26:23; Béth 1:14, 1:16); his successor Dowidh, the father of Sh'lomoh (Sh'muʾel Béth 19:22, 22:51, 23:1; Tahillim 18:51); and the pious King Yoshiyyohu (ʾEichoh 4:20; compare with Div'ré Hayyomim Béth 35:25). Shoʾul, Dowidh and Yoshiyyohu are explicitly referred to as a מָשִׁיחַ. All our messiahs, with the single exception of Shoʾul, have been from the Royal Family.
Hosheʿa son of Bʾeri (who was a greater prophet than any of his contemporaries Y'shaʿyohu, ʿAmos and Michoh) says explicitly:
Unless you can produce even one ancient manuscript that says כי בישמעאל יקרא לך זרע in B'reshıth 21:12, this claim is clearly a non-starter.
Both ʿAzroʾ 2:63 and N'hamyoh 7:65 clearly and unequivocally demonstrate that prophecy had already ceased by their time (according to ʿAzroʾ 7:8-9, the scribe ʿAzroʾ arrived in Y'rusholayim following the Return in ʾArtah'shas'tʾ's (that is, King Darius I) seventh year).
he said the same thing about the serpent....
Oh? Does the following look like Hebrew to you?
we see our lense first then the image we are discerning. In you and your uncles case you need to take the lense off and read genesis with a clear mind first.
It was a dead language and was only used in religious settings similar to Coptic Egyptian and Latin.
Most Muslims don't even know the 7 Noahide laws as we don't read the Old Testament because we see it as corrupted.
I didn't say anything anti-Semtic. All I did was state a fact that is declared in the OT, NT, and Quran.
I know there's no anti-Messiah in Jewish tradition but my point was that there was no the reward for stopping
I got a big culture shock moment while reading Psalms 74. In the Quran, almost all chapters begin
Us Muslims do not read or believe in your scriptures since we believe that they are corrupt.
