Podcasts about jew why

Why is Akeidas Yitzchok so special if Jews always gave up their lives throughout history? / Was Akeidat Yitzchak one of Avraham's 10 Tests? / Avraham wants Yitzchak to continue his mission / Abraham (convert Jew) differs from Shem and Ever (native Jew) / Why did Hashem need to test Avraham? / Why was Yishmael around by Akeidat Yitzchak? / Akeidat Yitzchak or Akeidat Yishmael? / The test of Akeidat Yitzchak was to remain happy enough to receive a second prophecy / Abraham's donkey was from the 6 Days of Creation / Moses & Moshiach ride on Abraham's Donkey / Isaac's age at Akeidat Yitzchak / Yishmael's Birthday (4th of Kislev) / When did Akeidas Yitzchok happen (Pesach, Rosh HaShanah, or Yom Kippur)? / The Binding Happened at Yerushalayim / Eliezer & Yishmael see nothing special at Moriah & are like donkeys / The Altar upon which Adam, Kayin, Hevel, Noach & Abraham Sacrificed

What is antisemitism? What's a Jew? Why would anyone hate them? What are they up to? Do they control the media? Really? Not even the Jewish Chronicle? And is there a real problem with antisemitism on the left? Have either or both of Nick and Carey experienced antisemitism? And if both, why, given that only Carey is Jewish? Listen to find the answers to a couple, if not some, of these poorly-framed questions.

In Gilles Deleuze's essay, "Nietzsche and Saint Paul, Lawrence and John of Patmos," he writes "John of Patmos deals with cosmic terror and death, whereas the gospel and Christ dealt with human and spiritual love. Christ invented a religion of love (a practice, a way of living and not a belief), whereas the Apocalypse brings a religion of power--a belief, a terrible manner of judging. Instead of the gift of Christ, an infinite debt." and goes on to write "...this bearer of glad tidings [Christ] is doubled by the black Saint Paul, who keeps Christ on the cross, ceaselessly leading him back to it, making him rise from the dead, displacing the center of gravity toward eternal life...." What are your thoughts on this, and why do Christians tend to fixate on the death and resurrection of Christ and talk less about things He supposedly said and taught (this has been my experience at least)? Please talk about the importance for biblical studies of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Please give a brief explanation of how the Bible was put together and who wrote it. Re "Lord of Hosts": does one say "a host" or "an host"? Exodus 4:18-31 seems to indicate that Moses was not circumcised. Then how did the daughter of Pharaoh know that baby Moses was a Jew? Why is Elijah is given such preeminence among the Hebrew prophets? Why does the Gospel of John omit the 40 day sojourn in the desert?

What does Jesus Christ look like to a religious Jew? Why is Jesus so offensive to a Jew?