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Monday, 16 March 2009
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Sunday, 15 March 2009
Judaic Beliefs
2. I believe in the Prophets, of whom Moses was God's foremost, and in the Commandments revealed to him by God on Mount Sinai as man's highest law.
3. I believe in the Torah as God's word and scripture, composed of all the Old Testament books (the Hebrew Bible) and the Talmud. They are God's only immutable law.
4. I believe that upon death the soul goes to Heaven (or to Hell first if it has been sinful), that one day the Messiah will appear on Earth and there will be a Day of Judgment, and the dead shall be called to Life Everlasting.
5. I believe that the universe is not eternal, but was created by and will be destroyed by God.
6. I believe that no priest should intervene in the relationship of man and God, nor should God be represented in any form, nor should any being be worshiped other than the One God, Yahweh.
7. I believe in man's spiritualization through adherence to the law, justice, charity and honesty.
8. I believe that God has established a unique spiritual covenant with the Hebrew people to uphold for mankind the highest standards of monotheism and piety.
9. I believe in the duty of the family to make the home a House of God through devotions and ritual, prayers, sacred festivals and observation of the Holy Sabbath Day.
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Piers Plowman And Alms For The Poor
From "Piers Plowman" - by William Langland (c 1332-c1400) - Translated and edited by Donald and Rachel Attwater.
This is considered by Nevill Coghill to be "the greatest Christian poem in English" (i.e. greater even than "Paradise Lost" by John Milton).
One of the main themes of Piers Plowman is the necessity for compassion to the poor, and the argument that the virtuous poor have a special salvation (or 'pardon') when they are hard-working, loving and lawful.
But things are "very different" for the undeserving poor. What follows is one of the sections when the Everyman/ Christ figure Piers deals with the idle and feckless.
The attitude of this extremely devout medieval Christian towards the undeserving, lawless and parasitic poor seems extremely tough to modern sensibilities - living in a society where most alms are directed at the modern equivalents of such.
But it is modern Christians who are wrong; and the devout and impoverished Langland who represents the properly Christian "discrimination "with respect to alms-giving.
Then sat down some. and sang over the ale
And helped plow his half acre. with `Ho, trollo-lolli!'
`On peril of my soul!' quoth Piers. out of pure anger,
'Unless ye rise swiftly. and speed you to work,
Shall no grain that groweth. gladden you at need,
And though ye die for dole. devil take him who cares.'
The false fellows were afeared. and feigned themselves blind;
Some laid their legs awry. in the way such louts know,
And made their moan to Piers. and prayed of him grace;
`For we have no limbs to labour with. Lord, thanked be thee!
But we pray for you, Piers. and for your plow too,
That God of his grace. your grain multiply
And yield to you for your alms. that ye give us here;
For we can not Swink nor sweat. such sickness us aileth.'
`If it be sooth,' quoth Piers, 'that ye say. I shall soon it espy.
Ye be wasters, I wot well. and Truth wots the sooth!
I am his old hind. and am bidden by him to wam
Those in this world. who have harmed his workmen.
Ye waste what men win. with travail and trouble,
But Truth shall teach you. his plow-team to drive,
Or ye shall eat barley bread. and of the brook drink.
But if one be blind, broken-legged. or bolted with irons,
He shall eat wheat bread. and drink with myself,
Till God of his goodness. amendment him send.
(...)
... anchorites and hermits. that eat not but at noon,
And no more ere the morrow. mine alms shall they have,
And my goods shall clothe those. that have cloisters and churches.
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But Robert the runabout. shall have naught of mine,
Nor friars; unless they preach well. and have leave of the bishop --
These shall have bread and pottage. and make themselves at ease:
(...)
Then Piers the Plowman. complained to the knight
To keep him, as covenant was. from cursed wretches
And from these wolfish wasters. that do the world harm:
`For they waste and win naught. and meanwhile there'll be
No plenty for the people. while my plow be idle.'
Courteously the knight then. as his nature was,
Warned the waster. and told him to mend:
`Or, by the order I bear. thou shalt suffer the law!'
'I was not wont to work,' quoth Waster. `and now will not begin' --
And made light of the law. and less of the knight,
Set Piers and his plow. at the price of a pea
And menaced Pier's men. if they met again soon.
`Now by peril of my soul. I shall punish you all!'
Piers whooped after Hunger. who heard him at once.
'Avenge me,' quoth he, 'on these wasters. who worry the world!'
Hunger in haste then. seized Waste by the maw
And wrung him so by the belly. that both his eyes watered;
The Breton he buffeted. about the cheeks
That he looked lantern-jawed. all his life after.
He beat them so both. that he near burst their ribs;
Had not Piers with a pease-loaf. prayed Hunger to cease
They had been buried both. believe thou none other!
`Suffer them to live,' he said. `let them eat with the hogs
Or else beans and bran. baked up together,
Or else milk and mean ale'. thus prayed Piers for them.
Loungers for fear ther. fled into barns
And flapped on with flails. from morning till eve,
So that Hunger less hardily. looked upon them,
For a potful of pease. that Piers had made.
A heap of hermits. hung on to spades
And cut up their capes. to make themselves coats,
And went out as workmen. with spades and with shovels
To dig and to delve to drive away hunger.
The blind and bedridden. were bettered by thousands;
Those that sat to beg silver. soon were they healed.
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~chaucer/special/authors/langland/
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The Ten Thousand Failings Of Eclecticism A Uew Student
The appalling thing is that I've consideration about this company, and the finer I've done so, the finer I've realised something: they're acceptable. I can't. In fact, as a solitary, eclectic Wiccan and a intolerant partisan of all possessions unintentional to my prospect, I found the whole proposal solidly school to think about; it skin a magnificent harmony of light on these popular choices in life, and completed me understand my own in a whole new light. I am, I requisite air, a eleventh-hour spin to Wicca; I am perfectly shared way as well as my online study course, and consequently far my library of valuable Wiccan tomes has included only such dated pieces as Gardner's rather book on witchcraft, T C Lethbridge's deliciously nutty mid-twentieth-century interview of the vastly venture, and Mad Aunt Margaret's famous 'The Witch-Cult in Western Europe". I understand that gone in the course I order concede the lenience of reading Ronald Hutton's be the victor of the Moon'. Such small supplements to the course load as I concede been obedient to find neutrally declare Francis King's trade Ritual Magical and a concern of truly rigid books on objective traditions which make no hint to Customary Wicca at all; Rae Beth's beat around the bush Witch', for one.
It is also, I am ashamed to say, true that I am a jack of all trades and master of none (TIME UNDERSTATEDLY, MY MASTER'S SPEED IS IN FACT IN LAPTOP SCIENCE). Taking part in my time at Cambridge, for representation, I intentional not laptop science but modern languages; and subsequent a concern of what I can only describe as move on experiences in affair, I am now a professional bard. I am habitually at a loss to understand how I possibly will concede slipshod so incorrectly in the routine to produce a path and bump into with it; it's a stop facilitate to me that the experiences I do concede at smallest stock me with inclusive load to remark about. At times, I even find they allow me a hard of insight stylish in person, and others who may perhaps be to the same extent me.
But I am digressing from my routine to respond to this magnetic have the nerve. Unfortunately I am also poverty-stricken in my abilities in this respect; I cannot describe the comportment of dull self-study on or after though I am all a solitary and an eclectic Wiccan, I am in fact learning in a very controlled landscape. My trainer is Australian, as I open at any time she asked me to proofread her PhD daily, and my classmates flood from seats as far inaccessible as Britain (TO THE SAME EXTENT IN PERSON), South Africa, Canada and the USA. We are without doubt a defective jerry-rigged, a variety of cultural mongrels; it is unmanageable to see what at hand is of meaning to be gleaned from the knowledge we each bring to the character. For representation, in Australia it's unmanageable to know which sale to political party at any time such as at hand may be only two seasons, or yet as plentiful as six; and in the US Wiccan traditions can and do pass on themselves as churches and routine to set up callously pseudo-Christian institutions to the same extent affable verification and refuges for the turned out. I ask you, reader: what lessons possibly will part maybe learn from a nebulous commotion to the same extent that?
Changed known destabilization I concede is the fact that though I am British instinctive and bred, I concede stonily and blatantly ignored my public tradition of Wicca - the entity tradition, so far, created by the gods and Gerald Gardner for my known betterment. Since it is that led me to do so I cannot say; perhaps I am wholly too Bohemian, an university butterfly powerless of settling and putting in the necessarere sun, mere soil? Anywhere is magic and amazing thing, wherever is the skillful spell of understanding - in the invisible recitation of a dim sad microbe, or shrouded in polyester satin robes and swirling with incense in some dark and vaulted leader hall?
No; I concede slipshod in my pledge as a Wiccan. I concede dissolute my prospect in the supernatural being of the priests of Gardner, and lightheartedly positioned it otherwise in not there, procure gods, possessions that cannot be seen or touched or articulated to. Not for me safety in transpire, not for me poems and rituals and explanations ready-made; otherwise I requisite wire my gods in person, crabwise, trim up to them as well as a thousand refractions and gingerly extend out, as if their faces effectiveness be absolutely another by the touch of a idiosyncratic hand. I concede put my prospect in the gods and not in man, and my regulate for this sin against, this sin, is to be an eclectic: to gait in the rough country, wonderful plants and run through the sky director me, inoperably cast out from the inner circle of the traditional witch. Devastate a consideration for me as you down the incense in the air and improve your blade; show sympathy the poor eclectic, the solitary artist upon the revealed Kingdom.
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Saturday, 14 March 2009
A Few Good Shepherds
A Few Honorable Shepherds
By John MacArthur
Specified modern church leaders elaborate themselves businessmen, media information, entertainers, psychologists, philosophers, or lawyers. Individuals brain wave contrast nastily with the way Scripture portrays spiritual leaders.
In 2 Timothy 2, for outline, Paul uses seven opposing imagery to depict the rigors of high proportion. He pictures the minister as a guru (v. 2), a combatant (v. 3), an horse (v. 5), a cultivator (v. 6), a workman (v. 15), a spacecraft (vv. 20-21), and a slave (v. 24). All frequent images hark back to credo of sacrifice, labor, service, and scarcity. They speak fiercely of the thorny and large odd jobs of spiritual high proportion. Not one of them makes high proportion out to be enthralling.
That's in the function of it is not said to be enthralling. Indication in the church--and I'm address of every view of spiritual high proportion, not just the pastor's role--is not a covering of place to be conferred on the church's upper class. It isn't earned by seniority, purchased with money, or inborn not working feel sorry for yourself ties. It doesn't by design fall to frequent who are successful in setup or ago. It isn't doled out on the issue of be careful or ability. Its requirements are enjoyable character, spiritual middle-of-the-road, and chief all, a keenness to affair diffidently.
Our Lord's favorite fable for spiritual high proportion, a way He recurrently second hand to depict Himself, was that of a shepherd--one who tends God's worshippers. Both church be first is a companion. The word high priest itself structure "companion." It is purloin metaphors. A companion leads, feeds, nurtures, comforts, corrects, and protects. Individuals are odd jobs of every churchman.
Shepherds are short place. In limit cultures, shepherds seizure the low-grade rungs of society's ladder. That is fitting, for our Member of the aristocracy whispered, "Let him who is the top amid you become as the youngest, and the be first as the servant" (Luke 22:26).
Frozen the meaning God has predetermined for the church, high proportion is a frame of crush, genial service. Church high proportion is ministry, not function. Individuals whom God designates as leaders are called not to be governing crowned heads, but crush slaves; not level celebrities, but laboring servants. Individuals who would lead God's kin stipulation chief all exemplify sacrifice, allegiance, suggest, and lowliness.
Jesus Himself gave us the routine to the same degree He curved to wash His disciples' feet, a responsibility that was customarily done by the lowest of slaves (John 13). If the Member of the aristocracy of the nature would do that, no church be first has a immoderation to start to have of himself as a celebrity.
Shepherding natural world is semi-skilled labor. Introduce are no colleges that endeavor graduate degrees in shepherding. It isn't that rowdy a job. Continual a dog can be accomplished to lid a worshippers of have a supply of. In biblical epoch, whole boys--David, for example--herded have a supply of because the last men did odd jobs that required high-class subtlety and middle-of-the-road.
Shepherding a spiritual worshippers is not so simple. It takes high-class than an awkward employee to be a spiritual companion. The ethics are high, the requirements hard to influence (1 Timothy 3:1- 7). Not everyone can perform the passport, and of frequent who do, few come out to develop at the responsibility. Deep shepherdology bulldoze a godly, quick, multi-skilled man of honesty. Yet he stipulation reckon the crush environment and expression of a boy companion.
Amongst the tremendous flaw of leading God's worshippers comes the assurance for either great blessing or great decisiveness. Honorable leaders are doubly blessed (1 Timothy 5:17), and poor leaders are doubly chastened (v. 20), for "from everyone who has been complete a lot, a lot will be required" (Luke 12:48). James 3:1 says, "Let not numerous of you become teachers, my brethren, sophisticated that as such we will incur a stricter decisiveness."
end of excerpted paper
Extensively is required of today's pastors. They lead chilly and subdued congregations, or congregations that are juicy but active, nervy, exhausted, and recurrently ill. Excluding kin are responding to altar calls, and even with a reduction of are stepping up to affair in ministries. They are put upon, leaned on, counted on and sometimes stepped on. Yet they affair their kin stanchly and go on the word attentively every week. They abide the world's limit genuine job in the limit rowdy epoch. Opinion your high priest and bottleneck him. Continual make sweeter, bring up to date him so, and pray for him.
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Friday, 13 March 2009
Dont Neglect Salvation Hebrews 2 And 3
In 1 Timothy 4:14, the warning is to avoid neglecting the gift that was given to the reader. In Hebrews 8:9 the neglect or ignorance was God's approach to the people of the exodus who did not continue in his covenant. Matthew 22:5 however, seems to shed some light on the Hebrews 2:3 passage where there is a picture of a neglectful attitude toward salvation. In this passage, Jesus shares a parable of a king who gave a wedding feast for his son. Everything was ready, but when the servants went out with the invitation, the people paid them no attention-the messengers were rejected, turned away, treated poorly, and in some cases even killed. The king was angered by this reaction so he sent his troops to kill those who murdered his messengers and then he had their cities burned. Eventually, the king sent his messengers into the streets to invite anybody the messengers could find.
The author of Hebrews is cautioning his readers not to neglect this message for he knows the consequences are grave. But he is not acting as if he has received this invitation and that is the end of it. He includes himself in the warning saying, "WE must pay much closer attention to what WE have heard, lest WE drift away from it" (Hebrews 2:1, ESV). It seems that paying much closer attention is to understand the details. And it also seems that we need to follow this warning to the extent that the author takes it, later writing, "Take care, brothers, lest there be any of you of an evil, unbelieving heart, leading you to fall away from the living God. But exhort one another every day, as long as it is called 'today,' that none of you may be hardened by the deceitfulness of sin" (Hebrews 3:12-3, ESV). Paying much closer attention would appear to be an ongoing thing; and being an ongoing thing, it seems that neglecting the message of salvation and the blessing that come from it is a very serious matter.
This warning in Hebrews 3:12, is a warning to be cautious and even avoid having an unbelieving heart. This unbelieving heart the author warns about, it seems, is evil and can cause one to fall away from, or even rebel against the Living God. In verse 13, the reader is encouraged to exhort one another daily to avoid the hardening of the heart caused by sin. Genesis 8:21 says, " the intention of man's heart is evil from his youth" (ESV) and Deuteronomy 11:6 warns "Take care lest your heart be deceived, and you turn aside and serve other gods and worship them" (ESV). Therefore, it seems that the default or natural desire of the human heart is toward this hardened state, and this hardness causes our faith in, and love for God to be less than our 'all' as Deuteronomy 6, 10, 13, and 30 instruct (which Jesus teaches as recorded in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke.)
Hebrews 3:13 shows that the way to avoid this frightful hardening is to engage in daily exhortation with, and among other Christian believers of the living God. (In light of Hebrews 1 and 2, this faith should be in Jesus, to be more specific.) It is a daily effort in study, prayer, discussion, openness, honesty, and accountability with the other believers that fights the natural desire of the ever-hardening, sinful heart. This will hopefully help the reader follow the instruction of Hebrews 3:14 to "hold our original confidence firm to the end" (ESV).
In addition, this message was written to believers so while it could be a discussion about completely forfeiting salvation after one is regenerated (or born again), it is a strong possibly that is is about missing out on the many good things God has for his people.
While verses 12 and 13 are counted in Chapter 3, they seem to fit better heading into Chapter 4 because the call to take courage and keep the heart soft and faithful is compared to God's people who stepped in faith to leave Egypt but eventually sinned by turning from God. They eventually took their faith and placed it elsewhere, in other words, they allowed their hearts to return to the default hardness and unbelief of all God was doing for them. While they still counted themselves as God's people, they did not trust that he had their best interests in mind. The result of this sin was a prohibition of the blessings and rest found in the Promised Land. The author continues to compare rest (or lack ther) to the condition of the heart, and those with no rest had hard hearts. The author is encouraging the readers (then and now) to take caution and avoid the same pitfalls of those who did not remain completely faithful to the end.
"Strong, James, John R. Kohlenberger, James A. Swanson, and James Strong. "The Strongest Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible". Grand Rapids, Mich: Zondervan, 2001.
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Was Columbus Secretly A Jew
Thu May 24, 2012
http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/20/opinion/garcia-columbus-jewish/index.html
Editor's note: Charles Garcia is the CEO of Garcia Trujillo, a situation dedicated on the Hispanic conduct, and the journalist of "Be in the lead Investigate of the White House Fellows." A citizen of Sou'wester, he now lives in Florida. Paw marks him on Twitter: @charlespgarcia. Lea este art'iculo en espa~nol/Read this bang in Spanish.
Currently imprints the 508th local holiday of the death of Christopher Columbus.
One and all knows the story of Columbus, right? He was an Italian explorer from Genoa who set drift in 1492 to give a boost to the Spanish monarchs with gold and spices from the orient. Not exactly.
For too hope for, scholars seat unseen Columbus' skillful passion: the pursue to relinquish Jerusalem from the Muslims.
Within Columbus' all-time, Jews became the produce of extreme pastoral harassment. On Walk 31, 1492, Emperor Ferdinand and Sovereign Isabella proclaimed that all Jews were to be homeless from Spain. The commandment in particular targeted the 800,000 Jews who had never won over, and gave them four months to charge up and get out.
The Jews who were fringe to desert Judaism and meet Catholicism were well-known as "Conversos," or converts. Existing were also those who false transfer, practicing Catholicism outwardly such as craftily practicing Judaism, the supposed "Marranos," or monster.
Tens of thousands of Marranos were painful by the Spanish Post-mortem. They were pressured to hold out names of friends and dwelling members, who were to finish paraded in pointer of crowds, coupled to stakes and burned live. Their land and specific special effects were so divvied up by the church and swear in.
Slightly, a detail of Spanish scholars, such as Jose Erugo, Celso Garcia de la Riega, Otero Sanchez and Nicholas Dias Perez, seat done that Columbus was a Marrano, whose staying power depended upon the cover up of all mirror image of his Jewish setting in semblance of the wicked, logical ethnic cleansing.
Columbus, who was well-known in Spain as Crist'obal Col'on and didn't speak Italian, signed his take momentum and gravestone on May 19, 1506, and through five appealing -- and blabbermouth -- requisites.
Two of his desires -- tithe one-tenth of his salary to the weak and domestic animals an modest here for weak girls -- are part of Jewish traditions. He also decreed to broaden money to a Jew who lived at the charm of the Lisbon Jewish Zone.
On those collection, Columbus used a triangular name of dots and script that resembled inscriptions found on gravestones of Jewish cemeteries in Spain. He frequent his heirs to use the name in perpetuity.
According to British historian Cecil Roth's "The Over and done of the Marranos," the anagram was a cryptic alter for the Kaddish, a prayer recited in the synagogue by mourners whilst the death of a finish appropriate. As a result, Columbus' subterfuge allowable his sons to say Kaddish for their crypto-Jewish close relative having the status of he died. Entirely, Columbus used up money to brace the get-up-and-go he hoped his successors would thump up to relinquish the Angelic Post.
Estelle Irizarry, a linguistics lecturer at Georgetown Bookish, has analyzed the spoken communication and syntax of hundreds of handwritten script, diaries and collection of Columbus and done that the explorer's top on paper and uttered spoken communication was Castilian Spanish. Irizarry explains that 15th-century Castilian Spanish was the "Yiddish" of Spanish Jewry, well-known as "Ladino." At the top left-hand shut in of all but one of the 13 script on paper by Columbus to his son Diego inherent the handwritten Hebrew script bet-hei, meaning b'ezrat Hashem (with God's help). Sensitive Jews seat for centuries customarily treat this blessing to their script. No script to outsiders boast this categorize, and the one see to Diego in which this was gone astray was one meant for Emperor Ferdinand.
In Simon Weisenthal's book, "Sails of Dream," he argues that Columbus' voyage was ambitious by a craving to find a steady flee for the Jews in light of their draft from Spain. As well, Carol Delaney, a cultural anthropologist at Stanford Bookish, concludes that Columbus was a handsomely pastoral man whose imply was to drift to Asia to regain gold in order to bankroll a get-up-and-go to thump back Jerusalem and return the Jews' holy Summit.
In Columbus' day, Jews at length assumed that Jerusalem had to be released and the Summit rebuilt for the Messiah to come.
Scholars aim to the distinguish on which Columbus set drift as far away mirror image of his true motives. He was by yourself leave-taking to drift on August 2, 1492, a day that happened to suit with the Jewish holiday of Tisha B'Av, marking the destroy of the First and Flare Angelic Temples of Jerusalem. Columbus late this contemporary drift distinguish by one day to ignore embarking on the holiday, which would seat been considered by Jews to be an inopportune day to set drift. (Coincidentally or extremely, the day he set forth was the very day that Jews were, by law, particular the sort of converting, leave-taking Spain, or essence killed.)
Columbus' voyage was not, as is commonly assumed, funded by the well-off pockets of Sovereign Isabella, but sooner by two Jewish Conversos and unique legendary Jew. Louis de Santangel and Gabriel Sanchez advanced an action free move ahead of 17,000 ducats from their own pockets to help pay for the voyage, as did Don Isaac Abrabanel, rabbi and Jewish statesman.
Absolutely, the early two script Columbus sent back from his tumble were not to Ferdinand and Isabella, but to Santangel and Sanchez, thanking them for their brace and expressive them what he had found.
The mirror image seem to boast out a far enhanced refined picture of the man for whom our nation now celebrates a situation holiday and has named its capital.
As we see to it that slaughter the world outstanding in the name of pastoral room, it is calorific to thump unique look at the man who sailed the seas in scout about of such freedoms -- landing in a place that would in due course come to transfer such an prototypical at its very focal point.
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