I've noticed this behaviour over a decade ago and found it pretty contradictory.
>Quran, Chapter 62:
>62:5. The example of those who were entrusted with the Torah, but then failed to uphold it, is like the donkey carrying works of literature. Miserable is the example of the people who denounce God’s revelations. God does not guide the wrongdoing people.
>62:6. Say, “O you who follow Judaism; if you claim to be the chosen of God, to the exclusion of the rest of mankind, then wish for death if you are sincere.”
>62:7. But they will not wish for it, ever, due to what their hands have advanced. God knows well the wrongdoers.
>62:8. Say, “The death from which you flee will catch up with you; then you will be returned to the Knower of the Invisible and the Visible, and He will inform you of what you used to do.”
These verses are pretty redpilled. It describes the Jews perfectly as imposters, shows that their kikery supremacy goes back over a millennium, and even predicted their demise while explaining why they get pogromed and exiled.
That's why we massacre muslims. We love them and want to help them become shahids. You should thank us every time we kill arabs instead of crying like little bitches all over the cuck western media.
Mason Gomez
that was the whole purpose behind the shoah.
the lubavich rebbester got caught in a death zone in poland with his followers. he secretly arranged for his release thru his contacts and safely went to US, leaving behind his faithful followers to burn in the shoah.
he would later round up a new group of sheep in Brooklyn to repeat the semitic saga of ritual slaughter.
Ryder Fisher
Jesus called these people lairs, and the synagogue of satan. I wish that Sup Forumsacks would look past the embarassing modern church and see how Sup Forums the bible really is. Its excellent.
Question: "Why did Jesus rebuke the scribes and Pharisees so harshly in Matthew 23:13–36?"
Answer: In Matthew 23 Jesus pronounces “woes” on the scribes and Pharisees, the religious elite of the day. The word woe is an exclamation of grief, denunciation, or distress. This was not the first time Jesus had some harsh words for the religious leaders of His day. Why did Jesus rebuke them so harshly here? Looking at each woe gives some insight.
Before pronouncing the woes, Jesus told His listeners to respect the scribes and Pharisees due to their position of authority but not to emulate them, “for they do not practice what they preach. They tie up heavy, cumbersome loads and put them on other people’s shoulders, but they themselves are not willing to lift a finger to move them. Everything they do is done for people to see” (Matthew 23:3–5). The scribes and Pharisees were supposed to know God and help others know Him and follow His ways. Instead, the religious leaders added to God’s Law, making it a cumbersome and onerous burden. And they did not follow God with a pure heart. Their religion was not true worship of God; rather, it was rooted in a prideful heart. Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount emphasizes the true intent of the Law over the letter of the Law. The scribes and Pharisees emphasized the letter, completely missing its spirit.
The first woe is, “Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You shut the door of the kingdom of heaven in people’s faces. You yourselves do not enter, nor will you let those enter who are trying to” (Matthew 23:13). Jesus cares for people. He desires for them to know Him and to enter into His kingdom (John 3:16–17; 10:10, 17; 2 Peter 3:9). After rebuking the scribes and Pharisees, Jesus lamented over rebellious Jerusalem (Matthew 23:37–39). Clearly, His heart is for people to find life in Him. It stands to reason, then, that He would have harsh words for those who prevented people from finding salvation. The teachers of the Law and Pharisees were not truly seeking after God, though they acted as if they were. Their religion was empty, and it was preventing others from following the Messiah.
Evan Russell
The scribes and pharisees were also Edomites in large part, which is why they completely missed the messiah. All this despite their being learned in the Law and of scripture. Jesus even told them that they were not of above, but below. Modern christians like to make that spiritual, but as they do to lots of scripture, they too completely miss what the messiah was saying. Its like pottery.
Jacob Wood
In the second woe, Jesus condemns the scribes and Pharisees for making strenuous efforts to win converts and then leading those converts to be “twice as much” children of hell as the scribes and Pharisees were (Matthew 13:15). In other words, they were more intent on spreading their religion than on maintaining the truth.
The third woe Jesus pronounces against the scribes and Pharisees calls the religious leaders “blind guides” and “blind fools” (Matthew 23:16–17). Specifically, Jesus points out, they nit-picked about which oaths were binding and which were not, ignoring the sacred nature of all oaths and significance of the temple and God’s holiness (verses 15–22).
The fourth woe calls out the scribes and Pharisees for their practice of diligently paying the tithe while neglecting to actually care for people. While they were counting their mint leaves to make sure they gave one tenth to the temple, they “neglected the more important matters of the law—justice, mercy and faithfulness” (Matthew 23:23). Once again, they focused on the letter of the Law and obeyed it with pride, but they missed the weightier things of God. Their religion was external; their hearts were not transformed.
Jesus elaborates on their hypocrisy in the fifth woe. He tells the religious leaders they appear clean on the outside, but they have neglected the inside. They perform religious acts but do not have God-honoring hearts. It does no good, Jesus says, to clean up the outside when the inside is “full of greed and self-indulgence” (Matthew 23:25). The Pharisees and scribes are blind and do not recognize that, when the inside is changed, the outside, too, will be transformed.
In the sixth woe, Jesus claims the scribes and Pharisees are “like whitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the inside are full of the bones of the dead and everything unclean” (Matthew 23:27)
Zachary Stewart
Jesus concludes His seven-fold rebuke by telling the religious leaders that they are just like their fathers, who persecuted the prophets of old. In building monuments to the prophets, they testify against themselves, openly admitting that it was their ancestors who killed the prophets (Matthew 23:29–31). Although they arrogantly claim that they would not have done so, they are the ones who will soon plot the murder of the Son of God Himself (Matthew 26:4).
Jesus’ words are harsh because there was so much at stake. Those who followed the Pharisees and scribes were being kept from following God. So much of the teaching in Jesus’ day was in direct contradiction of God’s Word (see Matthew 15:6). The religious leaders made a mockery out of following God. They did not truly understand God’s ways, and they led others away from God. Jesus’ desire was that people would come to know God and be reconciled with Him. In Matthew 11:28–30 Jesus said, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” Unlike the burdens the scribes and Pharisees laid on the people in a human effort to gain reconciliation with God, Jesus gives true rest. The religious leaders spread lies covered in a veneer of godliness (John 8:44); Jesus spoke harshly against them because He came to bring life (John 10:10).
Also, the word woe carries with it a tinge of sorrow. There is an element of imprecation, to be sure, but with it an element of compassionate sadness. The seven woes that Jesus pronounces on the religious leaders are solemn declarations of future misery. The stubbornness of the sinners to whom He speaks is bringing a judgment to be feared. The scribes and Pharisees are calling down God’s wrath upon themselves, and they are to be pitied
William Perry
tl/dr
Kikes being kikes being kikes being kikes being kikes.
Josiah Perry
Based.
Jews btfo
Jace Bennett
The Jews worship Yahweh/Saturn, a being with many names and many titles (including Satan). This being is the demi-urgos, creator of the material world who trapped our souls here. They worship him knowingly, and sacrifice children to him, in exchange for material benefits on Earth. Thus, they are YAHWEH's chosen people.
But Yahweh is not the God Most High. They fear death because they fear the punishment their souls will face for their material depravity.
The Vatican and the leadership of Saudi Arabia are fully aware of the situation and participate in the same actions as the Jews. Most Christians and Muslims are unaware of the depravity of their leadership, and are unaware of the fact that their spiritual energy is being siphoned toward the demi-urge instead of going toward God Most High.
The Jews are constantly subverting groups by tricking them into such situations. The Muslims worship the Black Cube at the Kaaba, symbol of the material prison of our souls. The Christians worship an unfolded cube upon which Jesus the Lightbringer is depicted DEAD. They are also trying to subvert Sup Forums and harness our meme magic by tricking us into worshiping the Black Sun - a symbol for Saturn that has been intentionally 'Aryanized' to appeal to us.
Jose Sanders
The jews are the most race mixed people on the planet. Thats why they get tay-sachs. Even then, no, most people arent outbred. Anderson is a jew. He has jew blood. He also is nefarious in his teaching. Just because the bible says we are of one blood, does not make it okay to racemix and blend gene pools. Blood is not genetics. Ignorant and embarrasing, he is.
Camden Cook
>The Muslims worship the Black Cube at the Kaaba, symbol of the material prison of our souls >The Christians worship an unfolded cube upon which Jesus the Lightbringer is depicted DEAD. wew, this entire post
Normal Jewish people are great. It's normally zionists and such (such being, the israeli posters of pol) who elevate the Jewish people above everyone else.
Aaron Brown
>Jews are the most race mixed people on the planet Source?
Josiah Watson
No, not mixed. Just really, really inbred
Levi Sanders
Can't tell if you're disagreeing with me. If so, I'd be interested in your counterarguments.
Carter Stewart
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Anthony Carter
Falasia jews are the product of genestealing, whether White, black, etc. Even most Ashkenazis come from a turkic/Asiatic/Eastern European stock. They are not a racially pure people.
Xavier Lopez
Thats because they think they understand the secrets but know deep down that they are so wrong its funny as shit.
