Comments on: They Shall Even Sing

By: James

James — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 03:02:45 +0000

Thanks for your comments, Geoff. Most people with a traditional Christian background likely would experience some confusion with Daf Digest. It’s a method I use to learn a little bit of Gemara, which is the Rabbinic commentary on Mishnah, which is the “first major written redaction of the Jewish oral traditions”. I know. Difficult to understand.

Basically, I am trying to understand a bit more of the traditional Rabbinic point of view with an eye on understanding how Rabbis teach. Yeshua (Jesus) taught in a similar style, and sometimes, I find I understand Yeshua better when I read some of the lessons the Daf provides.

The bottom line on this blog article though is the bridge between faiths: treat others as you’d like to be treated yourself.

By: soulsupply

soulsupply — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 00:19:29 +0000

woops should have edited the above comment comment b4 posting ..hey James where is the edit tab?..here it is KERRRECTEDD ..

God is very interested in the heart/downtrodden .. cf James 2;1-14..the Day Digest is somewhat confusing at 1st glance as it uses titles etc I am completely unaware of although the sympathy of its sentiments I share.

Jesus is always interested in the lost/the least/the last and the lonely .. Luke’s Gospel is very rich with this theme and it saddens me deeply when rejection occurs because of a man made perceived unacceptability.

How long will it be before what is acceptable to God is also to be acceptable to man?

By: soulsupply

soulsupply — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 00:15:07 +0000

God is only ever interested in the heart.. cf James 2;1-14..the day didest is somewhat confusing at 1st glance as it sues titles etc I am completely unaware of although the sympathy of its sentiments I share.

How long will it be before what is acceptable to God is also to be acceptable to man?

By: Chris Bennett (CGBROFMI)

Chris Bennett (CGBROFMI) — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 23:10:28 +0000

As I move in circles of perceived ‘outsiders’ like bikers and gypsies – many of whom can belt any tune you like – they may just get the notes in the wrong order – thats all. I find it much easier than most to accept people as they are. Is their worship any less valid than ours? Is their effort at praising the Lord less acceptable because they are in some way perceived as “strange”. NO NO NO. God loves them just as they are – and so must we. )

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