/lit/ - Literature

>worshiping someone who the Jews create nasty stories about in their Talmud and are afraid to even mention His name is somehow Jewish
I do not understand why people believe this.
The Jew is afraid of Christ more than anything else.

I wonder which group might be sponsoring this thread...

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>God is talking to other gods (angels).
>Jewish commentary

Now let's ask the Jews, and ask them to answer that question. To whom does the Creator say: Let us make man in our image? The Jews boast of believing Moses who wrote these words; but they really do not believe it, as Jesus Christ reproached them. If you believed in Moses, he said to them, you would believe me also (John v. 46); they are, it is true, the depositories of the Holy Scriptures, but only Christians have the meaning. To whom then does the Lord say? Let's do the man? And with whom does he take advice? It is not that God needs to take advice, and to act with circumspection: no doubt. But these figurative expressions attest to the excellence of the being he was going to produce. What do those who have a veil over their eyes who do not want to understand Scripture answer? God, they say, speak to an angel, or to an archangel. O madness! O impudence! can we say with some semblance of reason, O poor man, that God take counsel from his angels, and the Creator, from his creatures? The office of the angels is not to give advice, but to surround the throne of the Lord and to execute his orders. Do you doubt it? listen to this magnificent vision of the prophet Isaiah: I saw cherubim standing on the right hand of the Most High, and seraphim, veiling their faces and feet with their wings. (Isaie, VI, 2.) They veiled themselves thus, because they could not sustain the splendor of the divine majesty. So the Prophet saw them trembling and penetrated with fear. It is indeed the duty and the office of these celestial intelligences to stand near the Lord.

Jews who do not wish to understand the meaning of the Scriptures respond to us by chance, without reflection. Thus, after refuting their errors, let us expose to the children of the Church the truth of the words of Moses. Whom does the Creator say: Let's man? But to what other than the One who is the Angel of the (44) Great Councilor, the Counselor: par excellence, the mighty God, the Prince of peace, the Father of the future age, the only Son of God, which is consubstantial with the Father, and by whom everything has. was created? It is to him that the Lord says: Let us make man in our image and likeness. This passage is enough to confuse the Arians. For God the Father does not command his Son as a subject and a servant, nor even as if he were inferior to him in substance; but he speaks to him as his equal, saying, Let us do man, and he proclaims his perfect consubstantiality by adding: Let us make man in our image and likeness.

>>15129883
>you will never kill europe
Your polytheism/atheism fueled and funded by the (((tribe))) is precisely what's destroying Western Europe right now. If you don't return to the truth you'll be absorbed by Islam (a judaizied heresy of Christianity).

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