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Time and time again the Jewish people have proven themselves smarter and more accomplished than others in all human fields of learning!

Why then are they so easily deceived spiritually?!

Rabbi's talking and meeting with Messiah, yet no grand entrance!  And what is this supposed messiah waiting on to redirect the hearts and affairs of men?

Riddle me this!

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They have been blinded in part,  for our sake.  Speaking as a gentile who likely doesn't have a drop of Jewish blood in him,  I still can't fully comprehend this.  I look forward to God explaining it fully to me.  It's amazing and humbling to think about it.

Romans 11:25

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25 For I do not desire, brethren, that you should be ignorant of this mystery, lest you should be wise in your own opinion, that blindness in part has happened to Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles has come in.


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My apologies but I just don't have an hour and a half to vet this video. Could you give us a brief synopsis?

Thanks!


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Israeli News Live has a guest who is an ex-Orthodox Rabbi who talks about how Rabbinic Judaism and globalism fit together hand in glove.

Basically it talks about how Rabbinic Judaism has made God subservient to the Rabbis.  This is clearly laid out in the Talmud.  Rabbinic Judaism claims that their oral Torah gives them the authority over Almighty God (absolutely blasphemous,  of course),  their own people as well as the gentiles.

I can recommend a book called Rabbi Akiba's Messiah: The origins of Rabbinic Authority.  It clearly lays out how Rabbinic Judaism "justifies" their authority.

There are numerous citations from Rabbinic sources such as the Talmud, thr Mishna,  Gemara,  Zohar,  etc.  It is quite eye opening and disturbing in equal measure.


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