moses 5-4-3 deuteronomy 7
until now summarized moses retelling [dt 1-4] events written in previous books- yet perhaps telling for the first time: sending spies and victories in battle which those books positioned first are expanding on, and actually this story was written first. do not add! any law nor prohibition nor action added. decalog and love god.
continue: what is more important the decalog or love god?
Though the most important ideas in this book are the ten-words decalog it is not because "prohibited to kill" is important, as explained below but because jesus mentioned them honor parents and others. in addition loving god is even more important than these. jesus said love for god and man are the most important even more than the other ones he mentioned in the decalog.
we proceed with violence 7 to pagans- god is so intolerant!
in this context: saying "do not murder" in deuteronomy 5, is not "morality" because the system contains the cruel violence of this chapter! and cruel harmful death penalties by stones in numbers which i edited out and did not include as well as later in deuteronomy.
do not give your son nor your daughter to marry a pagan.
why? because "your son will be led to idol" if so a daughter can marry?
unless male grammar includes feminine and in hebrew grammar it does include both "hem" for a bi-gender group as well as for objects which traditionaly are treated as gender such as "hem" for a door and window of different genders. male includes so the concern is for both a son and daughter by the context of forbidding both.
the grandson is not a concern, according to bible whether ma is jew- still child not as we see in leviticus by the "son of the egyptian man" despite his mother being israelite this was not enough and he is incomplete until both parents are jewish BOTH and the rabbis who say depends on "mother" rebel against the word of god- and hence no concern if non-israelite grandson follows idols- not sin only isrel commanded no idols in dt 5. and noah commanded about eating blood in genesis [but not seven] and never commanded about idols and unnecessary to mention son of son who married pagan woman because the concern is for "your" child the one forbidden in verse before "your"
in gods plan only if both parents are israelites then the child is israelite because the father is part of the equation and only israelite if both parents are israel. if not they are free from the rules and this is why they needed to imprison in leviticus because he was not a full israelite. the death penalty shows that a gentile gets death penalty which is in talmud regardless. this biblical lesson conflicts do not murder and is not from god and any bodily punishment is INCOMPATIBLE with the decalog and recognizable as added by unethical cruel people. these five books must be recognized as not morally acceptable and incompatible with a justice-ly just god and must not be included as "holy" books only this summary will tell what is in those evil cruel books which must be recognized as evil and cruel- not to be read by anyone as religious instruction because of the many corruptions of justice to kill a sinner who did not kill and to hit a sinner that did not hit another's body.
these books are not holy and must not be in a collection of holy books and knowing what is inside for religious purposes should be by reading this summary only.
only adults studying critically may be exposed to these bad ideas NOT religious style "accept and defend whatever" is claimed to be from god.
you 8.3 were hungry "He humbled you, causing you to hunger and then feeding you with manna, which neither you nor your ancestors had known, to teach you that man does not live on bread alone but on every word that comes from the mouth of the Lord. " note: the word humble matching exodus chapter ten and the same word on the day of atonement is humble by feeding manna it does not mean "prohibit food" that is a rabbinic lie! but humble like in exodus 10. the word here for hunger is not used by day of atonement and that day is to submit that we all need atonement.
in matthew 4 jesus quotes this idea when satan said make a stone bread- what did they mean? in the context of desert bread jesus was saying "i do not need to turn a stone into bread because god will give me what i need" and he DID need in the book of mark "jesus was hungry" and in the book of john "jesus was thirsty" the same as us humans compare collosians 1.19 "dwell in body" and matches that body hunger and thirst and submit to god and "separate" will and desire of body.
god warns: do not say 9.4 to yourself, “The Lord has brought me here to take possession of this land because of my righteousness.”
this has two sides one: do not think this proves you are good and two: it is not because nor depend on your actions! not because of righteousness and that means sinners STAY as continues "No, it is on account of the wickedness of these nations that the Lord is going to drive them out before you. 5 It is not because of your righteousness or your integrity that you are going in to take possession of their land; but on account of the wickedness of these nations, the Lord your God will drive them out before you, to accomplish what he swore to your fathers, to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob" note to accomplish the PROMISE through sara and even the new testament said:" that promise is a gift not depending on obeying god and is irrevocable". even sin it is irrevocable in romans 11.28-29 and beloved for fathers.
but if the jews get land, what happens to a gentile born in israel? luckily the israeli government grants citizenship to non-jews born in israel [in contrast with jordan births in refugee areas] with equal privilege to vote and be part of the government and many arabs are members of the israeli parliament in contrast to israel's neighboring countries- and the unequal criticism is noticeable in this as well- when people challenge equality by complaining about the jews for details which the neighbors also violate, but are not criticised for because only the jew is hated enough for the effort to complain and criticize while the neighbors are "good" with same flaw and more flaws for example israel's neighbors do not have jews in government- a fact which nobody complains about.
many countries have laws of "return" and jordan explicitly denied "jews to return" despite birth in jordan and nobody except lawyers are even aware nor mention nor complain about this racism and other nations laws of return and only complaining about "those racist jews" a stricter unequal standard to criticize the israeli law of return which in fact is the same as european countries such as germany and as lawyers point out when accused.
if israel sins what happens? they do not lose land? correct the punishment is something else 11.17 NO RAIN
and body suffer. again 11.13-14 LOVE GOD repeated many times in this book and for sin pain of body is the punishment. this is the covenant of moses.
is sin "hell" fires ro death? the punishment is something else and saying jews go to hell-fire is baseless that is not the contract.
break 12.3 pagan altars etc. and only 13.4 obey god- obeying na dwe learn that moses prayed and did not get what he prayed for this is a lesson of prayer - gods plan and will not change by prayer- do not ask for what "i want"
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