Views about Hinduism

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Ditto

Exactly.  And that should tell you something.  Everyone brings core beliefs to the table.  You know -the underlying thought, doctrine that filters every other thought.  G-d's word is mighty to pull down those core beliefs we bring to the table.  How can darkness see light?  It cant.  This means the Messiah must pay the judgment of that darkness to have the authority to light those core beliefs in us And IN HIS LIGHT WE SEE LIGHT (Psalm 36) to accept His word and have our core nature of darkness changed.  In this light we can look with unveiled face INTO THE FACE OF G-D and be changed.  Be changed from a sinner to a son of G-d.  Moses gave us a parable of this:  When he turned to the L-rd he took the veil off (Ex 34:34,35).

You're just regurgitating the same Christian theology over and over again.

We've heard it over and over again for thousands of years and it still doesn't change what the Hebrew bible teaches.

Come on, you and I both know there are things people think and feel that they don't talk about at parties and hide from G-d as if He cant see it.
The Hebrew scriptures say in His light those things can be taken away and something new put in their place.  Why did Moses put the serpent on the pole, for the people to look at for healing, instead of a lamb?  Seems he would have put a lamb, the sacrifice to atone, right?  But he put the serpent on it to show that as we look, those deep down thoughts we lock away and deny, can be done away with and the looker, healed.

Are you sure it was a lamb that is sacrificed to atone?

Actually, no.  Not sure.  But whether lamb, goat, ram or other it was an innocent victim's blood that signified the atonement.  So again, why the serpent on the pole and not the innocent victim?  Interesting indeed.