We will have to agree to disagree. I'm German. I have 100% German blood. I have never been to Germany, nor do I speak the German language, yet I know that I am German by blood. Both my parents are German, and both have a linage that traces back to Germany, and have pictures of our ancestors crossing to America, and have family trees that both spring from German roots, and can be traced to our German clans that existed in Germany, and even rough ideas about where their homeland within Germany is.
I am German by race, and American by nationality.
If you know Yahweh pretty well, then perhaps you know that his word states he will cloud the understanding of the non-believers so they don't know the meaning of his word.
Let me use your own words for a moment.
You claim that the people of Israel are Jews, and thus are breaking the commandments by supposedly killing on the Sabbath.
Then in a recent post, you said that people either follow their religion or they don't. You either are a Jew following Judaism, or your not.
Ok, I'll buy that. So if they are killing on the Sabbath, then they must not be Jews. If they are not Jews, then can they really break the Sabbath they don't believe in? Then by what claim do you say they are breaking a law they never intended to follow? Either way, the point doesn't make sense.
What is even more amazing to me is that G-d's word stresses over and over that the laws are designed for the individual to consider for themselves. In other words, no one is supposed to go around saying everyone else is breaking the law, but rather they are supposed to consider their own actions.
Yet here you are attacking others for what violations you claim they are making. But what of yourself? Are you breaking the law by placing yourself as judge over others? What about thou shalt not lie? Or even thou shalt not have any G-d's before me?
Reminds me a bit about Jesus saying why do you worry about the splinter in your brothers eye, and ignore the plank in your own? Go first remove your own faults, then you can talk about someone else.
