Japewrewis

Ingles In today's readings, Wednesday the 20th, the failed execution of the companions of the prophet Daniel is narrated. Then King Nabucco himself is surprised to see them accompanied by a graceful personage in the middle of the flames of the great furnace. NS Jesus Christ does not mention the case today in the Gospel of John. For this reason, I choose to comment that Daniel wrote apocalyptic prophecies, the youngest of the apostles as well, concluding with an interesting warning, Rev 22:18-19... 'I testify to all who hear the words of the prophecy of this book: If anyone adds to them, God will bring upon him the plagues that are written in this book; and if anyone takes away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God will take away his part from the tree of life and from the holy city described in this book.' The author refers to the last book of the Bible. I also prefer to think that Juan realized that the previous 71 were altered at some point. I think that explains many

Ingles Just yesterday, a co-religionist of my late father visited me who charitably preached to us about 'sabbatical' doctrines (I am referring to that attitude of proscribing all activity, to avoid profaning the Sabbath) and it turns out that today the reading of His Gospel begins with their dispute with some Pharisees who insistently accused him of breaking the Sabbath. I have always meditated on the case of the Macedonian General Ptolemai who waited for this day to occupy Jerusalem, almost without effort around the year -320. Thus, subordinating one's entire life to secondary norms that were only justified in specific times can be very harmful... NS Jesus Christ was relatively respectful of the Mosaic tradition, criticizing innovations imposed by the Pharisees; However, he also emphasized that the Sabath rule had been created for humans, and not that they only exist to fulfill it. What I'm getting at is that I can understand the non-Christian Judaist disregarding the opinion of

As Matthew (5: 17–19) It is remarkable that both his contemporaries, and those who over time have read these words of His, they did not realize the intense degree of healthy conservatism that He exposes here. He does not intend to derogate the rules that have been taught since Moses, he just wants to put them in their correct context so that they can all be fully complied with. If it had been done this way, we would have, since this last couple of millennia, two churches, those of rite Israelite and Hagarene. I like to think about it. Según Mt (5:17-19) Es notable que tanto sus contemporáneos, como quienes a lo largo del tiempo han leído estas palabras Suyas, no se percataran del intenso grado de sano conservadurismo que Él expone aquí. No pretende derogar las normas que se han enseñado desde Moises, tan solo desea ponerlas en su correcto contexto para que todas puedan cumplirse plenamente. De haberse hecho así, tendríamos desde este ultimo par de milenios, sendas iglesias, las de