Zeev,
I am sure it is very difficult to escape the immoral teachings and blasphmies against Christ one learns as child. Your willingless to structure your sentences and hone your words to deceive is something that is learned in the Talmud. They teach you that its ok to lie and deceive a Christian for the good of talmudic Judaism. I understand where you are coming from. Rabbi Frydland received the same indoctrination in the Babylonian Talmud, but he escaped because he loved truth more than lies and the Lord gave him the grace to find Christ.
The following quotes are taken from former Rabbi Rachmiel Frydland's book When
Being Jewish
was a Crime In the book, Mr. Frydland gives an intimate description of the educational
formation of young rabbinical students
in the yeshiva and other rabbinical schools. Throughout his book the former Rabbi tries
to maintain a loving,
sensitive objective stance towards the overall teachings of modern Judaism and the
Jewish people, but because
of his Christian love of truth, he exposes modern Judaism's Talmudic
foundation that leads to a profound hatred and rejection of Jesus. It is
important to remember that every young Jew who has gone through
Rabbinical formation has been exposed to the talmudic myths and fables about Jesus as
if they were divine truths. It is no accident that modern talmudic Judaism maintains an
extremely biased and hostile posture towards both Christ and his Christian Church.
We do understand from where you are coming, Zeev.
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Here are former Rabbi Frydland's own words:
Ch 5, page 51:
"In these early years I had few contacts of any sort with Christianity. At about this time I
learned the stories Of Jesus from the Jewish point of view. They are given in the
infamous book of legends composed in the Middle ages and entitled Toledot Yeshua
(The
History of Jesus). Some of the material is already embodied in the Talmud: that Jesus
was born an illegitimate child and He forced Mary His mother to admit it; how
He
learned sorcery in Egypt; how He made Himself fly up into the sky by sewing the
ineffable name of Jehovah into the skin of his leg, but a famous rabbi did the same and
brought Jesus down."
Page 34
"The method of education in the yeshiva differed little from the previous schools, but we
had longer hours of study.....
The studies were now only talmudic. The teachers recited the lecture in the
Mishna(the traditions) and the Gemara(the commentaries)
the two parts of the Babylonian Talmud....We repeated and discussed the lecture after
the teacher, and then we studied more of the Talmud by ourselves.
Thus in the yeshiva, the Talmud reigned supreme. The Old Testament Bible could
be used only for reference".
P. 34,35
"I had no contacts with Christianity at all. On the way to school we passed a Roman
Catholic church and a Russian Orthodox church, and we spat,, pronouncing the
words
found in deuteronomy 7:26, "thou shalt utterly detest it, and thou shalt utterly
abhor it; for
it is a cursed thing." I said it halfheartedly because of my previous favorable contact
with
Christianity and because some questions were beginning to creep into my mind. Why
should we say such horrible words? The people looked so pious, and they never
bothered us. ?
"As I continued studying the Talmud, I came to a passage that told of a cruel
punishment for that Sinner of Israel, meaning Jesus.
For one sin of deriding the rabbis, He was punished forever and ever with
cruelty as to
be "judged in boiling excrement." I did not like this story at all. Did it really mean
what it
said? did not I also have doubts about the rabbis' claims (talmudic claims) that their
teachings were given to Moses on Mount Sinai? What then would my punishment be? It
was many years before I dared to proclaim these doubts openly."
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These are clear words from a former rabbinical student who experienced first hand the
antichristians hate teachings of the Talmud. Of particular interest is the Toledot Yeshua(the
history of Jesus) which were stories compiled from the Talmud in the Middle Ages and exposes young rabbinical students and other Jews to talmudic myths and fables
about Jesus
as if they were authentic history.
This is a very difficult thing to overcome, Zeev, and Christians do appreciate your difficulty
Emile
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