Why don't you follow Torah which was given to Mosa (AS) Moses and his brother Haroon (AS) but you follow talmud which is written by your ancestors and plus why does your talmud makes fun of god and prophet jesus Hazrat ESA ibne Maryam (AS) ?
The oral torah came before the written torah. It was given to Moses at Mount Sinai and then passed down from parent to child through the generations. The Torah is the sparknotes. You can't follow the Torah without the oral law, which give the details. For example, it says in the Torah that "you shall afflict yourselves." What does that mean? Well, the Jewish people knew what it meant. The details were not written down because the oral tradition is LIVING TORAH. You have to practice it, so it is not dead words on paper.
I've seen this kind of explanation what seems like a thousand times. If the oral Torah was given to Moses at Mount Sinai when did the Jewish people stop passing it down and lose it before the Mishnah came?
The oral torah came before the written torah. It was given to Moses at Mount Sinai and then passed down from parent to child through the generations. The Torah is the sparknotes. You can't follow the Torah without the oral law, which give the details. For example, it says in the Torah that "you shall afflict yourselves." What does that mean? Well, the Jewish people knew what it meant. The details were not written down because the oral tradition is LIVING TORAH. You have to practice it, so it is not dead words on paper.
@@FeastofChamps The oral law was supposedly given to the seventy elders that waited for Moses halfway up the mountain. In reality they are the words of man and not God. The word of God was spoken through His only begotten son, the archangel 'Who is as God' whom became the 'son of man, Christ Jesus. And whoever it is that does not listen to or act upon his words will answer before God. Wise up my friend time is running short!
@@G-T Moses instructed the Jewish people to perform kosher slaughter "as I have commanded you" (Deuteronomy 12:21). Yet nowhere in the written text of the Torah do we find even a hint of one of the intricate and demanding rules of kosher slaughter. How do you explain this?
@@FeastofChamps Everything that the Israelites needed to know and what was required from them was written down by Moses. But they didn't listen and they turned their backs to God. This was what they were appointed for to prove that man cannot live under law but only through faith and the undeserved kindness of God. He sent His son to redeem them but they rejected him also.
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May Hashem elevate his Neshama!!
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Well said!
G-d bless the Torah
Why don't you follow Torah which was given to Mosa (AS) Moses and his brother Haroon (AS) but you follow talmud which is written by your ancestors and plus why does your talmud makes fun of god and prophet jesus Hazrat ESA ibne Maryam (AS) ?
The oral torah came before the written torah. It was given to Moses at Mount Sinai and then passed down from parent to child through the generations. The Torah is the sparknotes. You can't follow the Torah without the oral law, which give the details. For example, it says in the Torah that "you shall afflict yourselves." What does that mean? Well, the Jewish people knew what it meant. The details were not written down because the oral tradition is LIVING TORAH. You have to practice it, so it is not dead words on paper.
I've seen this kind of explanation what seems like a thousand times. If the oral Torah was given to Moses at Mount Sinai when did the Jewish people stop passing it down and lose it before the Mishnah came?
The Talmud is the word of man and not God!
The oral torah came before the written torah. It was given to Moses at Mount Sinai and then passed down from parent to child through the generations. The Torah is the sparknotes. You can't follow the Torah without the oral law, which give the details. For example, it says in the Torah that "you shall afflict yourselves." What does that mean? Well, the Jewish people knew what it meant. The details were not written down because the oral tradition is LIVING TORAH. You have to practice it, so it is not dead words on paper.
@@FeastofChamps
The oral law was supposedly given to the seventy elders that waited for Moses halfway up the mountain.
In reality they are the words of man and not God.
The word of God was spoken through His only begotten son, the archangel 'Who is as God' whom became the 'son of man, Christ Jesus.
And whoever it is that does not listen to or act upon his words will answer before God.
Wise up my friend time is running short!
@@G-T Moses instructed the Jewish people to perform kosher slaughter "as I have commanded you" (Deuteronomy 12:21). Yet nowhere in the written text of the Torah do we find even a hint of one of the intricate and demanding rules of kosher slaughter. How do you explain this?
@@FeastofChamps
Everything that the Israelites needed to know and what was required from them was written down by Moses. But they didn't listen and they turned their backs to God. This was what they were appointed for to prove that man cannot live under law but only through faith and the undeserved kindness of God.
He sent His son to redeem them but they rejected him also.
@@G-T You didn't answer my question.
Work of the devil.