Jesus is God in the Flesh. Jesus God but in human body. He isnt fully human like us. God humbled himself to be part human in order to better understand our pain ❤ Ask God if Jesus is His only begotten Son! We can ask any questions we have to Our Only Father, heavenly Father 🕊
But who really actually knows every part of the Torah though? Additionally, there’s the Hebrew Torah and the Samaritan Torah which differs. So I’d assume that fact still remains that “no one can die for the sins of another.” Then Yermiyahu 8:8 warned us about the lying pen or the scribes, which means there’s holes poked in it. I’m not disagreeing and I’m not agreeing I just enjoy convos with substance, so what’s your thoughts on this?
Be careful with the Jewish Bible. The rabbis change the verses from the copies handed down. Refer to the footnote in the Stone edition Chumash Genesis 1:1. Christian translations are the only ones faithful to what the scribes wrote.
@@YosefHaEmet I know what hashem means! I also know that Yahweh probably isn't the right form. But if the Hebrew "still says the actual name" and the translations says hashem then your are changing what the Hebrew says. You also read hashem when you read the Hebrew, that is even worst! Jeez, just spell the consonants if you want to make a fuzz about the pronunciation.
Thank you for sharing. I’ve wondered this for a long time! Great teaching!
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Awesome insight brother🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Good observation, what commentary are you reading from?
Or Hachaim
Great job!!!!
@@YosefHaEmet Nice, gotta add that to the library
Jesus is God in the Flesh.
Jesus God but in human body. He isnt fully human like us.
God humbled himself to be part human in order to better understand our pain ❤
Ask God if Jesus is His only begotten Son!
We can ask any questions we have to Our Only Father, heavenly Father 🕊
But who really actually knows every part of the Torah though? Additionally, there’s the Hebrew Torah and the Samaritan Torah which differs. So I’d assume that fact still remains that “no one can die for the sins of another.” Then Yermiyahu 8:8 warned us about the lying pen or the scribes, which means there’s holes poked in it. I’m not disagreeing and I’m not agreeing I just enjoy convos with substance, so what’s your thoughts on this?
What my video on Jeremiah 8:8
@@YosefHaEmet Just scrolled through your videos and didn’t see one on it.
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@@YosefHaEmet Todah
Be careful with the Jewish Bible. The rabbis change the verses from the copies handed down. Refer to the footnote in the Stone edition Chumash Genesis 1:1. Christian translations are the only ones faithful to what the scribes wrote.
They even change Yahweh to Hashem! Too much tradition, not enough going back to the original.
Ya you don't know what your talking about. The Rabbis have the oracles. Dumb.
@@YosefHaEmet Read the footnote. I'm going by their words and not making things up. Rabbi Asher Meza has spoken of it as well.
They didn't change nothing. Hashem just means the name...the Hebrew still says the actual name...and Yaweh isn't even the pronunciation.
@@YosefHaEmet I know what hashem means! I also know that Yahweh probably isn't the right form. But if the Hebrew "still says the actual name" and the translations says hashem then your are changing what the Hebrew says. You also read hashem when you read the Hebrew, that is even worst! Jeez, just spell the consonants if you want to make a fuzz about the pronunciation.