Ignorant on the Messiah
In Episode 32 on False Messiahs, he makes several erroneous statements when addresses Jesus Christ (whom he will only refer to as ‘JC’) and Christianity’s claims and documents, which undermines his presentation. For example, he says that even Jesus’ followers claimed he broke Sabbath laws, which is false. The religious leaders claimed he broke Sabbath laws when, for example, Jesus did acts of mercy on the Sabbath—which demonstrated the leaders’ false notions of Sabbath. Jesus himself said he did not come to do away with one jot or tittle of the law, but to fulfill it. Moreover, Jesus’ statements against the leaders of his day were no different than that of MANY of the prophets against the leaders in their day: just read Isaiah, or Jeremiah, or Ezekiel, who also lived in generations of wickedness and the rejection of G-d’s messengers, leading (again) to the destruction of Temple. Bottom line: if you want to know why Jesus is the Messiah, read any one of the New Testament Gospels for yourself.
Faith by the word of God via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/10/22
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