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Parent Post: Random thoughts 3
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10/17/2026, 7:37:55 PM
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If a non-(faux) Jew were to simply follow Moses' commandements and his overall moral makeup reflected same, my opinion would be that his parents did a wonderful job in raising/teaching him. I harbor NO HATRED for anyone, even the (faux) Jews. I DO however, maintain my duty to NOT want to emulate that person either in actions or thought. Our creator, (through Christ's propitiatory sacrifice), condensed those commandments thus; (Mark 12:30) and you must love Jehovah your God with your whole heart and with your whole soul and with your whole mind and with your whole strength. \- AND - (Luke 6:35) On the contrary, continue to love your enemies and to do good and to lend without hoping for anything back; and your reward will be great, and you will be sons of the Most High, for he is kind toward the unthankful and wicked. Consider the Christ; Although he had the power to summon angels and escape his impending torture/murder, he didn't. He literally emulated the qualities outlined in the 2 verses above. He VOLUNTEERED to offer up his perfect life so all of us could be given the chance to repent and gain life. We're all imperfect and subject to those imperfections as they relate to our interactions with others. The very reason for his allowing himself to be tortured/murdered was a manifestation of, not only his pure love of Jehovah, (his father), but for all mankind. Imagine the chance to live in a world w/o lies, disease, death or being eposed to the rampant evil of the (faux) Jews' machinations, all done to fulfill the rage/hatred of their "father, the Devil" - (John 8: 44). Well, "son", I hope that atleast partially answers your question. And thanks for showing me how to block the "stubborn".
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