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It doesn't matter what translation that is being used.
The dilemma is that if Yeshua broke the "Law", none of us can claim to be saved. Because if Yeshua transgressed the law, by changing YHWH's,...

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Yeshua lived a sin-free life to be our perfect sin-offering.
In order to be sin-free He lived according to Torah (the Law, which is a poor translation).
Torah gives us knowledge about what...

Um.....maybe
Merriam Websters definition:
"a stupid, vulgar, or insensitive person "
"Origin of CRETIN
French crétin, from French dialect cretin, literally, wretch, innocent victim, from Latin...

The definition of christian is actually idiot. The word comes from the word cretin. It was not a title that the apostles and believers chose themselves but rather a derogatory term applied by the...

I don't think that we can say that Paul was a christian. Paul, even after his conversion on the way to Damaskus, lived according to Torah, which no christian does. Acts 21: 24. Acts 24:14-16.

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This is Yeshuas words :"He answered, “I was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel." Matt 15:24.
Christian doctrine came about 100 to 300 years later.
Sin is omitted by shedding of blood. Not...

I don't think it is Christian doctrine since that developed some time after Yeshuas sacrifice.
But I still wonder if the logic is obvious. Can anybody claim salvation through belief in Yeshua if...

Is there anybody that can see the problem IF, I say IF, Yeshua would have broken Torah?
Could Yeshua be the perfect sin free sacrifice IF, I say IF, He had broken Torah?

Sam

Then there is the two witness rule in Scripture.
Truth is to be established by at least two witnesses.
Where is the other one?
Sam

I really like your editing function to catch spelling mistakes
Sam

Well maybe clean your glasses :)

Our salvation depends on what Yeshua did for us, right? He became our substitute like Isaiah 53 talks about.
Our sin was on him. And because He did not sin he...

You are still missing the point
The way I view this, in context, is that in order for us to become saved, free from sin, blood has to be shed. In Torah that consisted of animals all the way back to...

Isn't the context that Yeshua is being approached by the scribes and teachers of the law?
They argue that the disciples have to wash their hands according to the tradition of the rabbis.
Has...

Yeshua lived according to Torah 100%. He did not sin. Now if we say that he changed the food instructions we make Him a sinner.
We can argue if the Torah is valid after Yeshuas death and...