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."Wootah wrote: [Replying to SallyF]
I think this interpretation is correct. If Moses could pay for our sins God would have allowed him. No different to Abraham and Isaac. This fits in well with a sacrifice acceptable to God in Jesus.
If the law could get Moses into the promised land it would have as well.
I agree with that. But, it would be good, if people would even look what the NT says about death of Jesus and what was the reason for it. Would make things much easier for those who like the truth.SallyF wrote: Christians, I suggest, should have a very careful examination of the Jewish perspective on the Jesus dying for the sins of all mankind notion ……
What assurance do we have that the NT presents truth?1213 wrote:I agree with that. But, it would be good, if people would even look what the NT says about death of Jesus and what was the reason for it. Would make things much easier for those who like the truth.SallyF wrote: Christians, I suggest, should have a very careful examination of the Jewish perspective on the Jesus dying for the sins of all mankind notion ……
What I said before was just about that person would know what the Bible tells, different matter is does one believe it is also true. But, to your question, Bible has many things, I don’t think your question can be answered without going through all claims in the Bible separately. So, if you want answer, I think you should define more accurately what point in the Bible. For example, is it true that murder is wrong, or is it true that Jesus was on earth are different kind of matters. To me, it doesn’t matter do you believe Jesus was on earth. To me it is more important if people understand for example that murder is wrong.Zzyzx wrote: .What assurance do we have that the NT presents truth?1213 wrote:I agree with that. But, it would be good, if people would even look what the NT says about death of Jesus and what was the reason for it. Would make things much easier for those who like the truth.SallyF wrote: Christians, I suggest, should have a very careful examination of the Jewish perspective on the Jesus dying for the sins of all mankind notion ……
1213 wrote:What I said before was just about that person would know what the Bible tells, different matter is does one believe it is also true. But, to your question, Bible has many things, I don’t think your question can be answered without going through all claims in the Bible separately. So, if you want answer, I think you should define more accurately what point in the Bible. For example, is it true that murder is wrong, or is it true that Jesus was on earth are different kind of matters. To me, it doesn’t matter do you believe Jesus was on earth. To me it is more important if people understand for example that murder is wrong.Zzyzx wrote: .What assurance do we have that the NT presents truth?1213 wrote:I agree with that. But, it would be good, if people would even look what the NT says about death of Jesus and what was the reason for it. Would make things much easier for those who like the truth.SallyF wrote: Christians, I suggest, should have a very careful examination of the Jewish perspective on the Jesus dying for the sins of all mankind notion ……
No one has ever demonstrated that NT contradicts OT. Your interpretations and opinions are not same as what is written in the Bible.SallyF wrote: …Why did the writers of the Christian-Jewish promotional literature clearly contradict the writers of the earlier Jewish promotional literature …?
