1. This is shameless 'like' fishing. It's not a serious thought, nor even pretending to be one. And sadly, Sey took it from any one of a hundred million zog-bots on X who repeat this 25 times a day because they're programmed to do so, and tried to smuggle it as something worthy of an actual human brain.
2. The unspoken presupposition is that criticism of someone equals hatred. This isn't the Christian thought process. This is Queer logic. It's pagan reasoning.
There's nothing different between this and a leftist claiming that criticism of George Floyd means you hate black people. It is sub-intellectual. This is the thought process of a 19 year-old girl in a freshman-level sociology course who's become convinced that opposing feminism means you hate women.
3. Repeating "Jewish" over and over again is a nifty rhetorical device common among the lowest-tier of Christian influence-grifter that is *always* followed by utter lack of anything resembling exegesis.
Whenever you see an evangelical influencer start to get all Jewy, it's sad, because you know that it never brings out the type of serious Biblical discussion worthy of an exegete. Give them time, and they'll begin to repeat the most cognitively bereft, vapid sloganeering known to man.
God wants more from us than this.
@NHArt32@LostMyHats You accuse me of saying something I didn’t. I point out that I didn’t say it. And then you point to another guy who said it which essentially means I said it too?
This has become boring to me. I’m out. Have a god day.
@NHArt32@LostMyHats Sigh……find a single response where I said they weren’t special.
Then, read Deuteronomy 9:4-7.
Then, have a look at 1 Peter 2:9 to see who is truly special.
@NHArt32@CalkinsDan@LostMyHats I literally said the promises made to Abraham WERE ALSO made to Christ.
Ezekiel prophesied DURING the captivity events that would happen. And they did. Are you okay?
And yes, you do.
@NHArt32@CalkinsDan@LostMyHats The promises made to Abraham were also made to Christ. Galatians 3:16
Duet 28 - incorrect.
Ezek was written during the Babylonian exile and the people who came back were stirred by God’s Spirit to return.
Your interpretation of Amos contradicts what God said.
@NHArt32@CalkinsDan@LostMyHats That was written before this:
“Then the heads of fathers’ households of Judah and Benjamin and the priests and the Levites arose, even everyone whose spirit God had stirred to go up and rebuild the house of the Lord which is in Jerusalem.”
Ezra 1:5