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Jews for Judaism — Ki Savo 5784

Выпуск: Jews for Judaism — Ki Savo 5784. Темы: не определены автоматически. Christian bibles distort the meaning of this verse by mistranslating the Hebrew prefix “‫–מ‬mem” as “for” rather than “from.” This mistranslation gives the impression that someone “died for our sins.” They also mistakenly claim that the verse cannot be speaking about Israel because it uses the singular “he was wounded.” This claim is absurd, because throughout the Jewish Bible the nation of Israel is referred to as a single person. When read in context, the straightforward understanding of Isaiah Throughout the is that the prophet is speaking about the future redemption of the Jewish Bible the Jewish people who suffered unjustly at the hand of the nations of nation of Israel the world. ‫בס"ד‬ Spiritual Insight For The Week with Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz Evangelicals Shocked by a Rabbi’s Revelation One Shabbat morning in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Talpiot, I encountered a group of evangelical Christians. Isaiah also explains that when the nations witness the redemption of the Jews, they will be surprised and “shocked” since “that which had not been told them shall they see” (Isaiah 52:15). In Isaiah’s words, he declares, “God will bare [reveal] His holy arm in the sight of all the nations, and all the ends of the earth will see the salvation of our God” (Isaiah 52:10). Isaiah tells us that the nations will admit that the Jews suffered “from” [because of] the unjustified and excessive mistreatment the nations inflicted on the Jewish people. The survival of the Jewish people against these seemingly insurmountable odds is a revelation of God’s love for the Jewish people and proof that God has not abandoned us. In context, when Isaiah asks, “To whom has the arm of God been revealed?” he is referring to the nations of the world who will be eyewitnesses when God redeems the Jews. We have also witnessed a redemptive revelation of God when the vastly outnumbered Jewish people defeated their enemies in the numerous wars against the State of Israel. From this verse and others, such as Psalms 136:12, we see that the Bible uses the metaphor of God’s “arm” to describe God’s power to redeem the Jewish people.

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Jews for Judaism

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19 сентября 2024 г.

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