Ed Hulett -> Mimi Gallandt wrote:
 EH> Mimi Gallandt -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 MG>> Ed Hulett -> Mimi Gallandt wrote:

 EH>>> I'll make it easier for you. The Old Testament is the same as your
 EH>>> Tarah, but does not contain your Talmud. So, it is not in the OT.

 MG>> That is a common misconception held by most Christians. If the OT were
 MG>> really the same as Torah Christians would know there are 613 laws not
 MG>> 10.

 EH> I didn't say there were only 10 laws. The 10 Commandments are

I didn't say you said there are only 10, I said Christians.

 EH> highlighted in the OT because that is what Moses (Moshe) delivered to
 EH> the Israelites after finding them to have rebelled against God and
 EH> worshiping graven images (the golden calf). The rest of the 613 laws
 EH> were delivered as the Israelites were wandering in the wilderness. In
 EH> fact, the very reason they wandered in the wilderness was to wipe out
 EH> the generation that rebelled before they took possession of the promised
 EH> land.

HaShem gave Moses 613 laws.

 MG>> Your OT was first mistranslated by the Greeks, then the Romans
 MG>> damaged it more and then King James had it translated into then modern
 MG>> English. You can pick up a true English translation of Torah
 EH> translated
 MG>> by the Philadelphia Jewish Society at most book stores. They may not
 MG>> have one on the shelf, but can order it for you.

 EH>  From the LDS Articles of Faith:

 EH> "8 We believe the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is translated
 EH>    correctly; we also believe the Book of Mormon to be the word of God."

 EH> Notice the "as far as it is translated correctly" part.

But apparently you don't know it isn't translated correctly.


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