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Destruction of Pagans, which means anyone not “Chosen”.

Read the short chapter and realize God permits and encourages them to destroy us with neither mercy nor pity.

Destruction of Pagans, which means anyone not “Chosen”. Read the short chapter and realize God permits and encourages them to destroy us with neither mercy nor pity.

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What makes you think that the writings of Moses are for anyone alive today, and also against other people living today?

The gospel is for all nations. Read Matthew 28:18-20, Romans 1:5-6 & 16-17, Galatians 1:16, 2:2, 3:28 etc.

Ephesians 2:14 is also a great reminder that any racial hostility was destroyed by the death and resurrection of Jesus.

You can hate Jews all you want (obviously), but don't pretend that there is any biblical justification for that.

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I’m not saying those writings are for anyone today. The Jews do though.

You misunderstand the point of the post. The Jews follow the Old Testament (Pentetauch) and Talmud. I’m not saying there is biblical justification for their actions. They do. They use it to justify fucking everyone over. As far as their concerned, it’s God’s will.

In case you aren’t aware, the Jews don’t follow and/or believe in the New Testament. They believe Jesus is burning for all eternity in human excrement.

The post was supposed demonstrate how they justify their actions and that it’s not some conspiracy theory. The Jews are against us, indeed they are against everyone.

Can't really argue with much here. Those who call themselves Jews/Israel are not, as Paul says. They rejected the Messiah! And yes, the talmud depicts Jesus in a terrible way and explicitly commands its followers to treat the goyim in a way that is just awful.

Where things get messy is that most people on here just toss around "the Jews" as if there is some monolith. Everything you have said could correctly be attributed to "talmudites" but do you really think (say) Neil Diamond is part of this, or whatever random person whose mother happens to be of jewish ancestry?

Even in the "worst case" scenario that all these poal keybord warriors (and owners) assume, we are to love our enemies. If they are our enemies, we are to love them. Pray for those who hurt us.

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Yes, they are all in it together whether they are ardent believers or not. That’s why they’re still here after thousands of years, expulsions and pogroms. They stick together.

They were chosen by God and we were not. This, in fact, makes them more important than everyone else on Earth and separates them from us. It is the premise of their being - (this is what they believe - I don’t).

and just for the record - “I’m a believer” was written by Neil Diamond

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Acts 7 St. Stephen calls out the jews. Get out of here with supporting the children of Satan.

Israel rebelled against God, and they have been "cut off" (see Romans chapters 9 - 11) so that we (well, not you, from the sounds of it) could be grafted into God's tree. In Acts 7:51-53 Stephen condemns their unbelief and murder of Jesus (same tribe), so they martyred him.

But you ignore the greater context, especially and including Acts 3, wherein Peter exhorts the same group to REPENT and BE BAPTIZED (vv 38ff).

I will not "support the children of Satan" or defend the terrible things that those people did in the first century. You should not hate those whom God has commanded you to love. Seriously, do you claim to be a disciple of Jesus? If so, you need to check yourself.

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Who the hell are you to tell me what to think? You better check yourself JEW.

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Pagans are non-Christians.

Also, learn actual history:

https://poal.co/c/dd5974e4-91d2-471d-aa37-6192ec9ad8fc#cmnts

You'll see Jews do exactly as that passage warns Hebrews to look out for. Things make sense once you understand what's going on.

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You are aware that Deuteronomy was written between the 7th and 5th centuries BC, right? Learn actual math. That means about 700+ years before there were any Christians. So, no, at the time “pagan” did not have the same meaning as it does today. The title of the chapter is “Destruction of Pagans” in the version I have. I’m sure it could have been translated differently. Maybe “goyim” would’ve been more apropos.

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You're aware of the concept of translation? Technically it means those who have not accepted God. In modern times that means non-Christians. Some argue this includes all of the abrahamic religions. In a broader context it means those who do not worship the One True God.

Also, large portions of the Old Testament pre-date the flood, making it older than 12,000 years. Which is why you find some of these same stories in other cultures like Babylon.

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Yes - that’s why I mentioned translation in my response.

You’ve lost the thread. In fact, you never had it.

This isn’t about what you believe to be true. The post is about what Jews believe to be true.

Jews are not Christians and they view you as the pagan/non-chosen. Is that lost on you?

I’m not saying they’re right. I’m saying you’re missing the point.