THE MESSAGE IS SIMPLE...

Anomynous_person wrote: The hipocritic Jewish Pharisees of Jesus' day gave alms for the poor, because it was the law of the Elders that preceded them(Subjective ideas rather than objective- Moses law), and according to their beliefs it was neccessary to give away some money. They followed their law because they were seeking the gain that came from being obediant. The gain was Heaven. Their deeds were oriented on gain, not self sacrifice.

Christians of today, do what they do not out of seeking eternal life. They do it out of obediance to the Holy Father. Their actions are humble and kind. They seek not that of the flesh, but that of God. When they give to the poor, they do it humbly out of obediance to the second biggest law- Do unto others, as you would like it to be done unto yourself. But the secret behind it is not to do it because you know you will get it back, do it out of self-sacrifice.

I know that this is kinda hard for you to understand(even for me it is), but it is the Truth. Perhaps when you come to Christ you will be able to understand the wholeness of His entity. May God richly bless you.

GOOOGLE_QUEEN wrote: You know what Myst ?? Your argument actually fails . Only because you can say all you want , but its not going to change anything about my religion or my love for god . Questions questions questions .. you can live your life forever asking them , and thats exactly how it will be . The day will come where you will be before god , and you can ask all the questions you want , but you will also have to answer for all the sins you have committed also .

dark99 wrote: what is wrong with asking questions... that is the only way we discover real truth... by asking questions... I think it is good to always be aksing why something is... only lazy people just accept things without wondering about the reason behind them...

GOOOGLE_QUEEN wrote:

And have you discovered the 'real truth' yet by asking questions ?? Or do you still have a few more to ask ? When will it be enough ? And are answers enough to convince you or will answers only lead to more questions ?
Only lazy people accept things without wondering about the reasons behind them ? No imagine believing something by love and faith ?? I think that takes a whole lot more rather than asking questions .

Anomynous_person wrote: I do not deny the fact that the Jewish god is my god. In this case He is. But Jews have stepped away from righteously serving Him. For once Jesus came on earth, and died, the neccessity to follow Moses' law was removed. But the neccessity to follow God’s law has never been removed, and cannot be removed.

The motives that people use that are not right with “GOD” cannot be humbleness oriented. Because God is Love.

Love is- the quality of Patience, long-suffering, purity, wisdom, reliability, humbleness, authority, wholeness and fullness, self-sacrifice, helpfullness, liveliness, readiness, charity, truth, peace, hope, faith, joy, service, greatfullness, openness, courage, goodness, and the complete entity of Godliness.

Other religions do not literely repent to their Gods. Their gods are concrete, not abstract. Their Gods are false. For if there where many truths, what truth would there be? Truth is a fact that cannot split into several categories. It is one. It is whole. The God I serve is the only God. He is who He is.

Anomynous_person wrote: Typo- “For once Jesus came on earth, and died," is supposed to be- " For once Jesus came on earth, died, and ressurected”

Anomynous_person wrote: They repent, but not to the real God. Don’t judge the people in a religious group. Judge it as a whole.

Anomynous_person wrote: So you are saying there is only one truth? That in its own contridicts itself.

“The Jews need not follow Moses' Laws because my god Jesus says so”

Yes. The law of Moses was broken.

You do not know what humbleness is, therfor you cannot judge others for not having it or having it. What you have is an ellussion of humbleness. True humbleness is found within God.