Language problem ...

Submitted by kman (United States), Nov 22, 2008 at 02:06

I have seen your comment rather late. You probably don't even come here anymore but, I wil try. You allude to much and then try to comment to people that know little of any Hebrew or Jewish languages. You allude to Christain atrocities and then proceed to mix it all up with your accomplishments in at least two languages. Make up your mind. Do you want us to honor you in your linguistic accomplishments or to see the truth of your comments. If you want us to see your point then talk the language.

I am a Christain that has from day one loved the Jews even before becoming a Christain.. I know a lot about them. I also, know that God gave you your Messiah a long time ago. You failed to see. That isn't really my point in addressing you. The numbers of Christains who love Jews and know the Messiah they rejected, are increasing in numbers very drastically. Many Christains give sacrificialy to help Jews from all nations get to Israel. They've been doing it for a long time. It's a shame you have so much in the way of linguistic accomplishments, and so little of an awareness of present day Christain appreciations for who the Jews are. As a matter of fact, I don't see how you can put Muslims and Christains into the same sentence.

We pray for you constantly. I am shocked at the number of American Jews who have no knowledge whatsoever of the man they voted for in the past presidential election. I didn't hold out much hope for most of the candidates, but to vote and buy into the grandest liar of them all, the one who professes allegiance to the Muslim cause, and then turns right around and lies to the face of Jews; man, go figure. Before you profess to know much of anything about "Christains", you should have a better handle on your own people. The Messiah, too. I pray for your awakening.

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