He’s right, you know

>>17821056 (OP)
He's a schizo

>>17821056 (OP)

>>17821056 (OP)
>>17821096
Ptolemy I Soter ("the" Ptolemy) invented Jewishness by allowing Cohenitic Pharisees to corrupt the Israelite mythos due to his order of forcing regional peoples to codify their origin story. By the time of his son Ptolemy II Philadelphos starting the gathering of texts for the Library of Alexandria, the now headcanon-unified "jews" of Israel, prominently present in Alexandria itself,- got to hand in their cherrypicked canon of their own history. They very much tongue-in-cheek used the very recent semi-mythical motif of Massinissa of the Massylii tribe as a template for how they in their imminent and wishful future would be saved from the oppressive thumb of Egypt by the savior of the Ptolemaics themselves.
tldr;
Jews used Massinissa as a template to glaze the Ptolemies for turning Egypt into their own personal playground where they got to write their own canon.
the modern use of "Messiah" is an illiterate reading of the term and an act of re-relativization like with the term "Amalekite" among european slavic jews.

>>17821082
Schizo and rank liar. Got his worthless ass handed to him by Dr.Michael Brown.

>>17821649
It was spectacular
Wonder how many Jews went to Christ after that one

>>17821660
The problem is that this kind of blindness is not intellectual (jews have never been able to defend their position to any meaningful extent), it is a 100% spiritual, so it's still up to Him to cause them to see regardless. I'm however, pretty sure He can use a good debate like this to strengthen a believer of jewish descent.

>>17821056 (OP)
No because he's not black that we know to take seriously. As it stands, it is revealed unto us that this is how reality has worked in the last 20 years at least. He's just not black, anyways.

>>17821056 (OP) Show nose.

>>17821056 (OP)

שאול מטרסוס = יוסף בן מתתיהו = יוחנן בן זכאי


There was no “split” of Christianity from Judaism.
Christianity & Rabbinical Judaism emerged after 70 CE.

>>17821056 (OP)
Yes, everyone knows that christianity is a jewish heresy.

>>17821056 (OP)
>Jewish Scriptures
You mean stuff like Malachi, that call Judah (hint: it's the nation of the Judeans, the Jews) a massive whore that puts out for all gods and is going to get Undertaker'ed if they don't fall in line when God comes imminently down on Earth to restore order? Those Jewish Scriptures?

>>17822625
If this is how he disciples his servants imagine how he punishes his enemies. The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom.

>>17821641
I'm pretty sure it was several factors, including what you write here. There was clearly an ongoing political spat between Northern and Southern Canaanites. The North was the center of Canaanite civilization up to that point, with the land claimed by the Jews being the irrelevant hinterlands throughout history. Thus the political fighting resulted in a mass cultural movement by southerners to try and distance themselves from the Canaanite identity and upturn traditional values like ancestor worship, burial rites, etc. and claim their own cities as the "true religious capital of 'El"

We know this because scriptures written by Jews around the time of the Babylonian exile contain a rather large amount of animosity towards the northerners which is absent in other versions of the scriptures. The Quran for instance diverges heavily on these matters because it has much of its text originating in an earlier version of the Judaistic religion. It of course evolved and would later incorporate later additions to the text, but much of the political shitflinging is completely absent from this version. Even if you don't find this conjecture particularly convincing, it should be more than enough to raise an eyebrow that something has been afoot for a long time.

>>17822513
>Christianity & Rabbinical Judaism emerged after 70 CE.
delusional
see;
>>17821641
>>17822929
Christianity was trying to revert back to a more nomadic spiritualism seen in the pre-ptolemaic canon of northern israel by distancing itself from the centralization of power that had been established ever since then. John the Baptist was killed for not being part of the centralization effort that had been jumpstarted again in the powervacuum after Cleopatra and the Hasmoneans fell. John the Baptist criticized the Herods for not following the standard of law that was agreed upon among ALL the denominations of Israel as a common vassal of Egypt, and that they instead implemented their own laws that they didn't even apply to themselves in person.
Rabbinical Judaism was the result of this already centralized form of Judaism experiencing an existential crisis that the "Christian" Jews did not necessarily identify with, because they were not in complete agreement with the predecessor of Rabbinical Judaism. The initial persecution of Christians as just another form of Jews probably blurred the lines of identity somewhat until the denominations of Jewry and Christianity started to form. The split between what would become "Christian" jews and rabbinical Jews is a question similar to that of the original King vs Priest question within the tribe of Judah as it tried to position itself as the leader of Israel.