08 Jan 09 19:23, TIM RICHARDSON wrote to ROY WITT:

 TR> On 01-08-09, ROY WITT said to TOM WALKER:


 RW>> 07 Jan 09 09:58, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


 RW>>> TW> d Father and Raised in the land and according to the Christian
 RW>>> TW> literature fufulled all the Requirements of a young Hebrew.


 RW>>> Hebrew.


 RW>>> TW> His diffterncea=s came later when he butted heads,
so to speak,
 RW>>> with
 RW>>> TW> some of the leadership. Ones by the way that had grossly over
 RW>>> TW> interperted the Law.


 RW>>> Still, again, Hebrew doesn't equate to Jew...


 TW>> Only if you want to Pick Nits. Hebrew is a generic term for ALL of
 TW>> The Decendants of the Twelve Tribes.


 RW>> None of which were called jew. Like Mimi just wrote to Joe about the
 RW>> misinterpretations of the old and new testements, it is the exact
 RW>> same thing with the jew calling himself a member of any of the
 RW>> tribes of Isreal. Jews were not part of the Hebrew family, but an
 RW>> invention of the late 800s AD.


 TR> The bible says that, early in his ministry, Jesus was traveling
 TR> through Samaria. He and his group arrived at what was known as
 TR> `Jacob's Well', near a small city.


 TR> While Jesus and his group rested by the well, and some of his
 TR> followers went into the city to buy food and drink. A woman came to
 TR> draw water and engaged in a conversation with Jesus.


 TR> Jesus asked her to draw him a drink of water, and the woman answered:


 TR> "How is it that thou, being a Jew, askest drink of me, which am a
 TR> woman of Samaria? for the Jews have no dealings with the Samaritans."
 TR> John Chapter 4, verse 9.


 TR> Later in the conversation, Jesus said to the woman:


 TR> "Ye worship ye know not what: we know what we worship: for salvation
 TR> is of the Jews."  John Chapter 4, verse 22.

However, since the jews over the ages have been influential in changing
biblical wording, especially any references to Hebrews as jews; this
parable convinces you? You do know the definition of parable, right?

                R\%/itt



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