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We seem to be talking cross purposes? As none of this has anything to do with your original point that i responded to which was the importance of blood sacrifice, its significance to the Temple and Israelite worship in antiquity which in my opinion you understate. I don't agree. The current...

Just as a point of note animal sacrifices go back as far as pre-deluvian times. Abel sacrificed the finest of his flock to God. Likewise Noah when he came out of the Ark also sacrificed on an alter to God. Faithful Job who knew nothing about the Mosaic Law, who lived long before Moses birth also...

Yes i know the remnant that returned were Jewish. It was under Cyrus decree that they returned to rebuild the Temple. But my point was the importance of the Temple hence Jesus actions regarding the money changers. I'm not going to get into a discussion with you on the primacy of the Jews as...

The Hebrew scriptures prophesised that the Christ would come from the line of Judah. Thus its evident from tthe Hebrew scriptures long before Jesus birth that he would be a Jew. I'm not entirely sure why you're pointing out this out when that point is obvious as he was born to Jewish...

Presuambly you're Jewish? If so isn't this a bit of a redundant argument as you don't believe Jesus was the Messiah? Regardless the Temple was a HOLY place where the prescense of God resided. (The same was true with the Ark of the Covenant that was kept in the 'most holy') Solomon initially...

Your question lacks context and seems too narrow. Firstly the Bible doesn't explicitly state that in order to have the heavenly calling you need to be a Christian, certainly not using the wording you've stated anyway. But the correct and only assumption for receiving the heavenly calling could...

There's not a single passage or verse in the Bible that supports these spurious claims.

The ancient Jews were well versed with the belief in a resurrection as this was taught as part of the Mosaic Law. Recall what Martha said to Jesus regarding the death of Lazarus:- Matthew 11:24 Martha said to him: “I know he will rise in the resurrection on the last day". Jesus in the...

Its all in Revelation my man. God made the Earth for humanity to inherit. So why would everyone who is apparently 'saved' go to Heaven after death. That seems like a terribly inefficient process to me. And not only that a waste of planet Earth. After all Jesus did say in Matthew "The meek shall...

I'm not entirely sure even you know what you mean as your logic is spurious. Here's what you said:- Theres no if's, no but's. The scriptures tells us Jesus is the Son of God NOT God. Therefore your sentence:- "he could not be son of God because God" is fallacious. And thus your false premise...

There is no paradox as what you said makes no sense. Firstly Jesus is the SON OF God. NOT God. Luke 3 shows Jesus genealogy. He came from & via the line of Judah hence why Jesus is called "The Lion that is of the tribe of Judah" in Revelation. The OT tells us in multiple places and prophecy's...

Jesus was Jewish. He came from the line of Judah.

If the 'good' are apparently going to Heaven what's the point in the Earth and why would God create it, or the humans on it, only for them to die and possibly go to Heaven. Seems like a very sub optimal process to me....