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Judaism

Historical Development and Divergence

At the time of Jesus Christ and in the New Testament, there were originally a variety of different forms of Judaism, not just a single unified practice. The [[Pharisees]], often mistakenly seen as extreme Torah purists, were actually innovators who invented new traditions.

Jesus is cited in Mark 7 and Matthew 23 as attacking them for these innovations. The source references a text in Jeremiah (Jeremiah 9) where the prophet speaks of the scribes at that time beginning to corrupt the interpretation of the text, not the Torah or the prophets themselves, the authenticity of which Jeremiah presupposes.

These inventions and departures from the original religion are described as continuing through the age of the Pharisees into the New Testament period.

Contrary to the popular idea that everything split immediately after the New Testament, rabbinic thought is described as coming into play approximately 400 years after the New Testament.

The first couple of centuries after Christ saw various ideas within Judaism, including those who believed God was a finite, concrete entity with a humanoid form, such as the Merkaba mystics who thought God had a literal chair. These early ideas are seen as contrasting with later developments.

Strict Unitarianism, particularly the conception of God associated with figures like Maimonides, is presented as a later development within Judaism. This philosophical extrapolation led to the view that God is utterly transcendent and distinct from creation, making direct manifestations or an Incarnation problematic.

Scriptural Interpretation and the Nature of God

A significant point of divergence discussed is the interpretation of the Old Testament regarding the nature and manifestations of God.

The Old Testament, when read from the perspective presented in the sources, reveals numerous instances of theophanies, or manifestations of God in time and space. Modern Jewish scholars are noted as admitting the presence of many theophanies in texts like Genesis, indicating that the God of the Old Testament was not a purely abstract Unitarian deity.

This "fluidity" (as described by scholars like Summers) points towards a multiplicity within the Godhead, encompassing figures like Yahweh, the Angel of the Lord (or messenger of the Covenant), His face, His glory, One like a Son of Man, the rider on the Chariot, and His Spirit.

Christianity, being an Incarnation-based religion, sees itself in continuity with these Hebrew texts that depict God manifesting in various forms, such as the Angel of the Lord wrestling with Jacob, walking in the Garden with Adam and Eve, appearing in the fiery furnace, or the rider on the Chariot described in Ezekiel.

However, [[Rabbinic Judaism]] often reinterprets these instances as weird angel mysticism, referring to figures like Metatron, or even deified rabbis. The rabbinic view suggests that any appearance of God is merely Him sending someone who carries His name, not God by essence.

This approach is seen as making it difficult, if not impossible, to know definitively when God is truly present versus when it is merely a created hologram or representation. This perspective is seen as paralleling the Islamic view of an abstract Unitarian God communicating primarily through angels.

Furthermore, the source points out that worship is sometimes given to the being manifesting in these Old Testament accounts (e.g., the Angel of the Lord interacting with Gideon). This is seen as problematic if the manifesting being is merely an angel or representation, as worship is due to God alone. The figure who appeared to Samson's parents and whose name was called "wonderful" is also linked to the prophecy in Isaiah 11 identifying the predicted Divine Messiah as "Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God".

The Missing Priesthood and Covenantal Understanding

Rabbinic Judaism is described as lacking many of the key elements that point to the Old Testament priesthood, such as the altar and sacrifice. This absence leads to it being characterised as a quasi-restorationist movement, implicitly admitting that there has been a break from the tradition after the destruction of Jerusalem and previous captivities. Without the temple and its ministry, Rabbinic Jews are seen as being in a "limbo state" where they are unable to fully practise the religion of the Old Testament.

In response to questions about how reconciliation and atonement are achieved without the temple and animal sacrifices, Rabbinic Jews are described as saying that the synagogue, good works (like repentance and Mitzvah), make up for this and count as atonement. This stance is interpreted as an admission that the temple and its ministries were not, in fact, absolutely necessary.

This point is connected to the Messianic prophecy in [[Genesis#49]], which states that the scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh comes, and to Him shall be the obedience of the nations. From a Christian perspective, this prophecy is seen as fulfilled when Christ came, and shortly after His death, resurrection, and ascension, the period of the scepter ended with the diaspora and the destruction of the Temple in 70 AD. Jesus's predictions in Luke#21 and Matthew#24 about the destruction of the Temple are also seen as signifying the end of the "old Administration" and its opening up to the Gentiles.

Despite admitting that God did not absolutely need the temple/sacrifice, Rabbinic Jews are noted as having difficulty accepting the New Testament and the New Covenant, which Jeremiah 31 speaks of, involving God passing over to the Gentiles. The sources highlight a perceived inconsistency in Rabbinic Judaism, where they claim to still be in the Sinai Covenant, despite not having the temple or Tabernacle necessary for its full observance (specifically, regarding salvation through perfectly doing the Law of Moses). The Orthodox perspective, in contrast, sees the New Covenant in Christ as the perfect fulfillment of the Old, where Christ brings the telos (purpose) of the earlier covenants, including the eternal nature of the Mosaic Covenant, through His person and priesthood (specifically the Melchisedekian priesthood, which is argued to be superior to the Levitical/Aaronic priesthood).

Messianic Interpretations

Another area of significant difference lies in the interpretation of Messianic passages in the Old Testament. In the Rabbinic perspective discussed, many texts that Christians and some ancient Jewish commentators saw as Messianic are recast. Passages like Psalms 110 ("I make your enemies your footstool"), which seem clearly Messianic, are reinterpreted as referring only to King David. This is described as an inconsistent hermeneutic.

A notable example is the debate surrounding Isaiah 53. While modern Rabbinic Jews are said to teach that this chapter is not Messianic but refers to the collective people of Israel, Rashi, one of their greatest commentators, is cited as saying that it is indeed about the Messiah. This is presented as a "big problem" and a "blunder" in their scholarship. Ancient Jewish texts, according to Schafer's book mentioned, sometimes saw passages like Daniel 7 and Daniel 9 as Messianic, potentially pointing to a divine or deified figure. Rabbinic interpretation is seen as struggling with these "problem passages," reinterpreting them as referring to angels (Metatron) or even Enoch, while at the same time sometimes acknowledging their Messianic aspect.

Judaism and Broader Esoteric and Globalist Themes

The Medieval Jewish mysticism, known as Kabbalah, is a tradition that sought to address complex theological questions, such as God's imminence versus Transcendence, and how differentiation can exist within a unified God. Kabbalism is described as exploring the idea of divine emanations.

Critically, Kabbalah is linked to ancient pagan and Gnostic concepts. Specifically, the Kabbalistic idea of Primordial Man, [[Adam Kadmon]], being a macrocosmic, bisexual super being is highlighted. Some Kabalists taught that God is ultimately bisexual and that Adam before the fall was Adam Kadmon and bisexual, implying that returning to this state is a higher spiritual condition. This idea is traced back to Plato's concept of the universe as a giant man (Adam Kadmon or Macroprosopus) which is ultimately non-binary, a concept Plato is said to have derived from Egyptian mysteries. The assumption that "one is better than many" or "more perfect than two or three," prevalent in Pythagoreanism and Platonism (and seemingly influencing Kabbalah), is described as a metaphysical assumption read into numbers without inherent justification. Kabalists also taught reincarnation, a teaching that did not originate within their theology but came from ancient Indian, Pythagorean, and Platonic traditions.

This link between Kabbalah, ancient mysticism, and concepts like non-binary or bisexual deity is presented as relevant to modern discussions around gender identity and Globalism. The idea of transcending distinctions, including gender, is an ancient pagan and Gnostic idea linked to achieving a higher, non-differentiated state of being.

The global elite and technocrats (ELITE THEORY), while perhaps not nocessarily believing in these mystical principles literally, are utilising those ideas as tools for control, promoting a pragmatic agenda of unity over distinctions (nations, religions, genders) to facilitate a global system, Tower of Babel.

Societal Impact

Jewish actions are perceived to demonstrate a profound hypocrisy and a system of double standards. While asserting their unique entitlement to identity, land, self-determination, and destiny through Zionism, they concurrently deny these same aspirations to White people, labelling White nationalism as evil. This is observed in their presence in nations conquered by White forefathers, where they are seen to oppose White self-determination.

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a Jewish organisation, actively campaigns against White people forming communities and enclaves, deeming such efforts as a revival of segregation that should be legally prohibited. This stance is based on the perceived belief that access to White people is a human right, while denying self-determination and autonomy to White communities.

In the context of legal frameworks, Jews prioritise the Civil Rights Act, which a measure superimposed onto the Constitution and Bill of Rights to undermine fundamental American freedoms. They are seen to favour positive rights—government enforcement of rights—over negative rights, which are limitations on government power. The Civil Rights Act is consequently understood as a tool for forced integration, disrupting established communities.

A significant area of concern relates to the control over speech and narrative. Jews are actively collaborating with technocratic and bureaucratic entities, including major tech companies such as Apple, Zoom, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and Twitter, to suppress and subvert free speech under the guise of combating "hate speech".

However, the concept of hate speech is a misnomer, as freedom of speech in the USA is understood to encompass all forms of expression, including bigotry. The ADL's primary function is the defamation and slander of others, rather than the protection of Jews. The ADL, World Jewish Congress and the like, seek constant narrative control and of distorting definitions, such as equating expressions of dislike for Jews with slander.

But their concern for dehumanising speech is selective, applying only to themselves and not to speech directed against White people. They are also seen to promote ethnic pride for all groups except White people.

Jewish ethnic solidarity is exceptionally strong, with loyalty superseding all other allegiances. Jewish leaders and organisations avoid criticising each other, adhering to the principle that internal conflict among Jews would benefit anti-Semites.

The influence of Jews extends to governmental bodies, with allegations that Congress shows excessive deference and loyalty, betraying their own constituents for Jewish interests. Similar influence is also observed within newsrooms across the West.

Economically, Jews were central in the destruction of the German economy prior to the rise of the National Socialists, through the practice of charging exorbitant interest rates. The same role they played in destroying Russia through communism. See: Jewish Actions Against the Russian People and the Orthodox Faith The financial power and lending were concentrated among Jewish individuals.

From a demographic perspective, Jews advocate for and promote abortion, childlessness, non-reproductive sexual lifestyles, and mass migration from the third world.

These actions are a deliberate strategy to reduce the global population, particularly two-thirds of it, aligning with what they perceive as prophetic texts. This is seen as a blueprint for global conquest.

The prophetic texts refer to a future time associated with Msiah (Messiah). The prophecy entails that two-thirds of the world will be erased or "deleted".

The Method of Erasure is not understood to involve literal military destruction, such as killing people with rifles, guns, or knives. Instead, it is foretold that Hashem (understood as the Jewish folk soul) and Msiah will remove the ability of nations to continue having children, leading to the erasure of two-thirds of the world's population.

This should be understood by Christians as the Antichrist.

Modern Jews have a concept called Amalecch, which they consider to be the White race collectively. This concept is presented within the Torah, where a modern leader or people can become a "type" of a historical figure or group. Amalecch, Esau, and Rome are described as being of the very same essence and lineage and are "slated for destruction".

The Torah is understood to command not just escape, but to extirpate Amalecch, which means engaging in real and literal battle against it, along with an ideological victory. This ideological victory involves "blotting out the memory of Amalecch" by destroying records and edifices of White history, ensuring Jews hold "sole possession of the narrative". The fight against "White supremacy" is equated with countering Amalecch.

The Amalecch must be punished by the support and promotion of abortion, childlessness, non-reproductive sexual lifestyles, and mass third-world migration.

There is a concerted effort of 'the chosen people' for the Demographic Transformation of The West. The intermixing of Europe and the Americas with Arabs and Muslims through an influx of refugees is cited as a means to achieve this prophecy.

This process is described as a conquest by number, where immigrant populations are expected to have a significantly larger birth rate than indigenous populations, leading to the disappearance of White people. This is framed as a fulfillment of the and the prophecies.

Jewish organisations, including HIAS, are noted for lobbying political figures and coordinating refugee crises to pressure Western nations to accept migrants, which is contributing to this demographic shift. The consensus among numerous rabbis to support refugee admissions programmes further reinforces this effort.

Internal Perceptions and External Reactions

Jews exhibit a profound lack of self-awareness, often appearing unable to comprehend their own contradictions or the impact of their behaviour. Despite acknowledging their motivation and leading role in fostering multiculturalism, outwardly they deny this reality, and rail against the resentment their actions have provoked.

They have supplied no end of justifications themselves, as for why non-Jews might resent them, yet simultaneously claim any such resentments are inexplicable, akin to a natural law. When faced with negative sentiment, they feign surprise, and call anti-semitism, and convince themselves that any resentment directed towards them stems from jealousy.

In response to these actions, attitudes and behaviours, hatred and resentment towards Jews has inevitably developed. An animosity worsened by Jewish double standards, hypocrisy, and gaslighting, and the corrosive influence on host nations.

One hypocrisy is the Zionist isolationism for Jews, with ethno-nationalism and borders for them, while simultaneously fighting against those things for Non-Jews, and likewise refusing all i foreign intervention in the State of Israel, while lobbying in the homelands of non-Jews.

See Israel As One Man Theory

The Irreducible Divide between Orthodoxy and Rabbinic Judaism

The relationship between Orthodox Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism is defined by an objective irreducible divide rooted in the rejection of Jesus Christ as the Messiah.

This tension is not social friction, but a permanent historical and theological reality that has existed since the early years of the Christian era. The Church is the true Israel, the legitimate heir to the promises made to the patriarchs, whereas Rabbinic Judaism represents a departure from the biblical faith of the Hebrews.

Early Church luminaries, including Saint John Chrysostom, Saint Augustine, and Saint Jerome, articulated this divide by highlighting the spiritual state of those who rejected the light of Christ. Saint John Chrysostom described the synagogue as a dwelling of demons and a place of idolatry, asserting that by thrusting aside the blessings of heaven, the Jewish people fell into a kinship with dogs, while the Gentiles, formerly likened to dogs, rose to the honour of sons through grace.

The rejection of the Son of God renders the worship in the synagogue invalid, as knowledge of the Father is impossible without the Son.

The Authority of the Talmud and Scriptural Deviation

The Babylonian Talmud functions as the ultimate authority in Rabbinic Judaism, often superseding the Old Testament. While Jewish tradition claims the Talmud is an oral Torah given to Moses on Mount Sinai, historical and scriptural analysis confirms that the covenant was sanctified solely by the written book of the law.

The Talmud is characterised as an ugly and immoral work that contains maligning narratives regarding Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary. Within its pages, Jesus is depicted as a rebellious and insubordinate student of the rabbis who turned to magic and apostasy. The text shockingly asserts that his fate consists of eternal punishment in boiling excrement. Furthermore, the Babylonian Talmudic tradition expresses pride in the execution of Christ, claiming that the Jewish rabbinate forced the Roman authorities to put him to death as a heretic and impostor.

This admission confirms the historical reality of deocide, which remains a spiritual burden for those who persist in the traditions of the Pharisees.

Biblical Precedents and the Remnant of Israel

The critique of the Hebrew nation is not an irrational modern development but finds its origins in the admonitions of Moses and the Old Testament prophets.

Moses frequently rebuked the Israelites as a stiff-necked and rebellious people who quickly turned to idolatry and the worship of molded images. He prophesied that after his death, the nation would become utterly corrupt and that evil would befall them in the latter days.

The prophet Isaiah continued this indictment, describing the nation as a brood of evildoers and children who are corrupters. Divine revelation through Isaiah warned that because of their revolt, they would be numbered for the sword and bow down to the slaughter.

Those who remained obedient to God and received the Messiah in the first century AD became the early Church, the core faithful of the Hebrew nation. In contrast, those who rejected Christ clung to the traditions of the elders, which evolved into the Rabbinic Judaism observed today.

Jewish Involvement in Political and Cultural Subversion

Historical analysis identifies the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia as a substantially Jewish phenomenon. Leading statesmen, including Winston Churchill, noted that the movement was the mainspring of a worldwide conspiracy for the overthrow of civilisation.

In the early Soviet apparatus, Jews held a disproportionate share of power, comprising the vast majority of the leading figures in the central committees and the secret police. This period resulted in the greatest bloodbath ever to befall an Orthodox Christian people, with millions of believers tortured and killed and cathedrals dynamited under a regime that possessed a strongly Jewish hue.

In the contemporary era, Jewish influence is noted in the promotion of cultural subversion, particularly through the industrial scale Pornography industry.

Figures within the industry have admitted that their involvement is a way to strike back at and defile Christian culture, which they view with lingering antipathy. This rootlessness is a common trait among those who have abandoned Rabbinic Judaism without adopting the Christian faith, leading to a war on traditional values.

The Definition of Jewish Identity and the Ethnocracy

Modern Jewish identity is a polysemic concept that blends religion, ethnicity, and genetics into an irrevocable hereditary stamp. The State of Israel formalises this through the law of return, which defines a Jew based on matrilinear descent or conversion, provided the individual does not practice another religion.

This concept of a racial or hereditary stamp is at odds with the Orthodox Christian understanding of baptism, which signifies a rebirth where former identities are washed away.

The State of Israel is characterised as an ethnocracy rather than a democracy, as it identifies itself as the property of the Jewish people worldwide rather than its resident citizens. Non-Jewish residents, particularly Palestinians, suffer from various forms of discrimination and collective punishment, including house demolitions and imprisonment without trial.

The Israeli military haver committed unlawful killings and the torture of prisoners, actions that are celebrated within the culture. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has furthered this atmosphere by invoking the memory of Amalek, a biblical reference interpreted by some as a call for ethnic cleansing.

Legal Suppression of Critique

In the United States and other Western nations, there is a growing movement to codify the definition of anti-Semitism into law, such as through the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act.

Such legislation is clearly a threat to freedom of speech, potentially creating an Orwellian environment where a certain perception or state of mind becomes a federal offence. The term anti-Semitism is often used as a political tool to silence legitimate criticism of the policies of the State of Israel or the religious tenets of the Talmud. This legal pressure is supported by an enormous Judeo-Zionist lobby that exerts significant influence over campaign contributions and federal elections, ensuring that Jewish interests remain protected from critical analysis.