07-15-2022, 02:09 PM
Hmmm,
So it looks as if you are saying I am "tempting you with a question" and you don't feel to answer it.
Not sure how asking a question to explain a verse written in the Christian bible that refers to a verse in the Hebrew bible is "tempting".
It's a straight out honest question because to me it doesn't make sense, so I'm asking for an explanation.
Let's look at it another way -
A Jehovah Witness says something about the Christian bible which you disagree with or don't understand how they came up with that interpretation.
If you ask them to explain their view, are you "tempting" them? If they just turn away and leave you there after you asked your question, what would you think?
If we want to seek the truth, we must ask questions, study and not be afraid to have our views challenged. It doesn't mean we are going to change our views, but we need to be honest with ourselves and look at things from a different prospective sometimes. That is at the heart of Judaism!!
If someone were to ask me a question and I didn't have an answer, I would freely admit it.
Unless of course I misunderstood your post and everything I wrote here doesn't apply.
So it looks as if you are saying I am "tempting you with a question" and you don't feel to answer it.
Not sure how asking a question to explain a verse written in the Christian bible that refers to a verse in the Hebrew bible is "tempting".
It's a straight out honest question because to me it doesn't make sense, so I'm asking for an explanation.
Let's look at it another way -
A Jehovah Witness says something about the Christian bible which you disagree with or don't understand how they came up with that interpretation.
If you ask them to explain their view, are you "tempting" them? If they just turn away and leave you there after you asked your question, what would you think?
If we want to seek the truth, we must ask questions, study and not be afraid to have our views challenged. It doesn't mean we are going to change our views, but we need to be honest with ourselves and look at things from a different prospective sometimes. That is at the heart of Judaism!!
If someone were to ask me a question and I didn't have an answer, I would freely admit it.
Unless of course I misunderstood your post and everything I wrote here doesn't apply.