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Gershom Sholem is an awesome writer but not an unbiased scholar and he overlooked a lot of things. The Bahir is a 13th century text like the library of the Zohar. Gnosticism itself is HEAVILY influenced by Neoplatonism (they even call their 'evil god' the Demiurge for damn sake, as with "the...

Yes, I agree, that's a fair enough comment.

We've already been over this in your political threads.

I would ask you the same thing. You have to work at your heart, it doesn't come instantly for anybody. Torah is relationship with God. I try my best to love God with all my heart, yes. Why wouldn't I? God is the greatest, the most high, the most wise and best judge. God knows my heart and were...

I'm not too bothered about what a fascist thinks of me, very honestly. I haven't found most of what you've ever said to be of much merit, you're stuck in a very small world without a even a window.

Then read the following verses in Proverbs after it states that: My son, keep your father’s commandment, and forsake not your mother’s teaching. Bind them upon your heart always; tie them about your neck. When you walk, they will lead you; when you lie down, they will watch over...

Hence why in the Torah itself, God and Moses command many many many many times to observe with all of your heart. Torah is not just rules, it is a deep relationship with God, when you break through the surface amazing things happen. When you break through the surface you come to the kinds of...

Yes, now back up your claims please because you have not provided sufficient evidence. In the Hebrew it does not say "fellow Israelites" it says your "fellow brothers/companions". You seem to have an obvious reading comprehension with paragraph breaks too. 1-6 is one commandment, 7-11 is...

Every Single Jot and Tiddle of the Torah represents higher spiritual truths, nothing in it is at all arbitrary or superficial.

As Deuteronomy 10:19 says: And you are to love those who are foreigners, for you yourselves were foreigners in Egypt.

That is very much not the case, you've clearly never read that passage before :D I am not surprised by your ignorance, you seem to enjoy it.

Everything in Torah is deeply spiritual, not material. I am unimpressed by how much you try to shit on it with your vile words.

No, not at all. Nope, Jesus gives us a demonstration of how we are to understand the Torah and put it into practice, and he did excel at it, despite being a false messiah (at best he was a Tzadik, nothing more).

Keep lying to yourself and repeating what you've been told. Nobody claims to be sinless, including Jesus. Mate, all you are continuing to do here is strawman and berate the Torah with your foul mouth. Your views are so misinformed. You repeat to me what I already know most Christians (via...

Not true at all, but nice try :rolleyes:

Can't even answer two simple YES or NO questions, typical. If you are persistent with the "NO" answer which you strongly allude to in your reply (as you consistently have been in your posts), then I will not be bothering with anything you regurgitate. (edit; I linked him some pdfs)

Do you want to learn? YES or NO? Do you want to continue to be an ignoramus? YES or NO? Straight answers, no beating around the bush.

But even the most elementary reading of the Torah will show that to be an antithesis of what the Torah says. YHWH does not take lightly to those who go out sinning on purpose, YHWH doesn't prioritize one people's righteousness over another. The role of the Jewish people as chosen to fulfill...

But I do wonder, has Seekinheart sold everything he has? or does he still have possessions? what about Lyfe? or are they just hypocrites who don't practice what they preach? It's obvious that one single comment of Jesus (selling all your possessions, literally all of them) is something 99% of...

“If there is among you a poor man, one of your brethren, in any of your towns within your land which YHWH your God gives you, you shall not harden your heart or shut your hand against your poor brother, but you shall open your hand to him, and lend him sufficient for his need, whatever it may...