Comments by "Ralbug " (@Ralbuug) on "SO BE IT!" channel.

  1. What’s one thing Jesus Christ has done for you G-D Himself can’t do? You don’t need Jesus, you need to love and fear G-D Only.
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  2.  @scipherfilter5913  What about the father of G-D? Or the Devil? What about G-D’s brother? Christianity has a lot of gods it seems
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  3.  @scipherfilter5913 Yes we believe in the Messiah. The Messiah will lead us into the the Messianic Era and then the World to Come. The Messiah will be a descendant of King David who will lead the Jews into righteousness. However the Messiah will be yet a mere man and no Jew will pray, prostrate or fear the Messiah like we do with G-D.
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  4. Stop imposing your oppressive beliefs on us. Thank you.
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  5. It’s widely accepted in Judaism that we view Christianity as Idolatry. If you could read the Hebrew scripture in you know… Hebrew you would understand.
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  6.  @furion.. Umm yeah? I’ll trust my Rabbi’s who have gone through extensive study and research over some gentiles word who reads the Bible for an hour or two a day…
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  7.  @lucianseekinglove That’s great. Now imagine your health if you only prayed to G-D instead of Jesus.
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  8. We don’t need Jesus Christ, we have G-D Himself.
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  9.  @scipherfilter5913 I don’t need the “son of G-D.” What does Jesus do that G-D can’t?
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  10. This man has blocked idolatry from his heart. That’s why he’s resistant.
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  11. No I don’t keep all the commandments. You understand G-D knew we would sin and break commandments right? That’s why we have Yom Kippur…
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  12.  @scipherfilter5913  I’m sorry to tell you this but no and “virgin” isn’t what it says in the Biblical Hebrew.
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  13. Stop applying Jewish terminology to Christian theology. We’re completely different religions. Read the Old & New Testament like a textbook and you’ll see it’s impossible that they’re connected.
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  14.  @RaptureHead Keep your 6 gods of Christianity to yourselves.
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  15. What if I told you I want to follow in the footsteps of Moses, Joshua, Ezekiel, Jeremiah, king David? What if I told you I don’t want to follow in the footsteps of Jesus, Timmy, Paul, John?
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  16.  @eldridgedatu7613 No it means “young woman.” עֵלְמָה is the feminine form of “young man” in Hebrew. There is no “virgin” in that verse.
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  17. ⁠ @MrInfinite43 Yup I just said this in another comment. It’s the feminine form of “young man.” It was also common in Isaiah’s time for a married woman to be called “young woman” too
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  18.  @eldridgedatu7613  The Septuagint is a translation from the Biblical Hebrew. It has the same errors the English translations have.
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  19.  @eldridgedatu7613 Nope! It was common knowledge that in Isaiah’s time - as for centuries afterward for people to marry at a young age; therefore although the woman was married, she was called a “young woman”
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  20.  @scipherfilter5913 The Hebrew definite article, ה or the, indicates that Isaiah is referring to a specific woman who was known to them, perhaps even someone who was standing nearby and could be pointed to. Rashi says the young woman was Isaiah’s wife. Radak says she may have been the wife of Ahaz. Immanuel is the child mentioned in Isaiah 8 (Rashi), Radak thinks differently.
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  21.  @eldridgedatu7613 Nobody is pierced. Pierced is often mistranslated. It actually means lion, or like a lion.
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  22.  @scipherfilter5913  The Hebrew Bible isn’t a translation. Only some portions of Daniel and Ezra are Aramaic, not the whole entire thing.
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  23.  @s1988teve  I bet you couldn’t summarize half of what’s going on in that verse. Christians throw Bible Verses around like it’s trash.
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  24. Follow Baal or follow G-D, you can’t follow both.
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  25.  @ShallStandForEver I have no idea what that means and I’m sure neither do you.
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  26.  @ShallStandForEver ​​Well you didn’t put the Bible verse so I can’t check what that verse actually means and we also don’t read the Bible, we study it with LOTS of commentary. Most of what you read you’ll misunderstand or won’t understand what you’re reading without commentary and talking about it.
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  27.  @martygough Far be it that any Christian is similar to Jews. Christianity is paganism no matter how you word your Trinity. Why do you think the Rabbinic Court has declared no Jew enter a Church, while we are allowed to enter & pray in mosques?
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  28. In temples? Meanwhile yall have pictures of Jesus, the saints, Mary, crosses everywhere, priests/pastors holding crosses in their hands while speaking Bible verses… lmao
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  29.  SAYNOTOCENSORSHIP-z6z which rabbis are in our prayer books exactly? Catholics number in the billions all idol worshippers
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  30.  SAYNOTOCENSORSHIP-z6z  We don’t do that though. I try to pray 3x per day and in our prayer books we never say a Rabbi’s name unless you count praying for a person’s health as idolatry which I think is nonsense.
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  31. I don’t need salvation nor do I need Jesus. Compare a First Temple Jew to a Christian now… we’re still all human.
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  32. Zephaniah 3.13 - Open your eyes
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  33.  @BarbaraA.MertzRN-CCRN I know, I’m Jewish. Israeli schools should be teaching how to combat this yet they don’t because evangelicals give the govt billions to proselytize. Its ridiculous.
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  34.  @SPY10070 The Trinity (3), The Devil (4), the Cross (5)
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  35.  @zjzr08  No. Christians kiss, pray, prostrate and worship the cross. They wear it around their necks. They brought massive crosses into battle. It’s above every church, and in every church. Christians view the cross as saving them from sin etc…. How is it not an idol?
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  36.  @zjzr08 Ugh you mean Messianic Judaism? Even Christian denominations view Messianic Judaism as a cult and tell people to stay away from it. Either you follow Baal or G-D you can’t follow both. No you can’t be Jewish & Christian.
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  37.  @Uclimkoknyembahbatuberhala  You aren’t supposed to know Torah through Jesus, your supposed to know Torah through Jews. That’s precisely the reason for so much hate & de*ath over the last two thousand years because of Jesus
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  38. One step closer to Noahidism. The religion meant for gentiles.
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  39.  @JoeVolpini  You are completely free to believe in Jesus. But I will NEVER forgive him for what he caused to happen to my people. It’s unfathomable.
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  40. Jesus fulfilled nothing. The Jews suffered far more because of Jesus. Jesus is a stain on the Jewish people.
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  41. He can’t resist. He’s fallen into sin and wants to bring more Jews down with him. This is why even multiple Christian denominations call “Messanic Judaism” a cult. It’s sad.
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  42.  @j.p.vanbolhuis8678 Jesus Christ has done nothing for me and nothing for anybody else. Where’s world peace? Where’s heaven on earth? Why are Jews still in exile? Ooooooooooooooooooh because we have to wait for Jesus SECOND coming, ooooooooooooh
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  43.  @j.p.vanbolhuis8678  The excuse Jews have to accept Jesus doesn’t work anymore. Jews are more prosperous than ever in history. Winning Israel back, Jews are more successful, we all have equal rights, birth rates skyrocketing etc. clearly G-d isn’t angry with us. But I definitely agree with you on Talmud or Midrash/Halakha. We need to put our faces back to Tanakh. No more studying Talmud bavli or Talmud Jerusalem 8+ hours a day. Tanakh is the ultimate authority. Not to say it’s not worth to keep these practices because remember this corpus of texts is the result of 2,000+ years of knowledge. Christianity doesn’t have stuff like this because it’s very young. I mean Christian’s didn’t even have their pillars established till 300AD at council of nicea.
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  44.  @ccee8205 I pride myself in only loving and fearing G-D. The Mighty One, Exalted One, the Only One.
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  45.  @ליליכהן-צ6י  Couldn’t have said it better. Us still being around threatens the entire logic behind Christianity.
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  46.  @scipherfilter5913 You can’t make that statement while not being able to read the Bible without a translation. You aren’t reading the Bible, you’re reading an interpretation of the Bible.
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  47.  @IvarsKublins  Yup. You’ll never translate with 100% accuracy a book like the Bible. It would be impossible… the narrative, poetry, laws, parables, wisdom…
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  48.  @IvarsKublins  Because they’re are translations differences known between the MT & Septuagint? Because the Septuagint has at times completely rendered verses differently? Not saying I’m smarter, I’m saying Biblical Hebrew —> Greek won’t have a 100% translation accuracy.
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  49.  @IvarsKublins Quite the opposite. It’s well know in Isaiah’s time (and centuries afterward) that “young woman” meant also a married woman because… girls got married pretty young back then.
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  50.  @incarnadinelifestyle  What about the Christians who forcibly converted Jews under the pain of death for 2000 years? Oh I guess they weren’t “true Christians” right?
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