ClaimVsContext

@innovatingcrowd @GodlyAction Isaiah 43:11 "I, even I, am the LORD, and besides Me there is no savior." This is the clearest statement God Himself says there is no other savior. Not a man, not a prophet, not a son..only Him

@TheSwampyTimes @rabbriansamuel 2 Isaiah 48:8 NOT about rejecting Jesus. It's about Israel's past history. "You had never heard... I had not opened your ear..." This is God recounting Israel's ancient stubbornness, not predicting Christianity.

@ClaimVsContext @rabbriansamuel good news to Jerusalem. 41:28 I looked, but there was no one, there was not a single counsellor among them who, if I asked, could give an answer. 41:29 Taken altogether they are nothing; their works are nothingness, their images wind & emptiness.

As a Jew, when I accepted Jesus and began to understand the full Bible from Genesis to Revelation, I became unequivocally Zionist. 🇮🇱🙏✡️❤️

@TheSwampyTimes @rabbriansamuel They quote "Hear but do not understand..." But they ignore The historical setting The audience (Isaiah's own people) The purpose (rebuke for idolatry) The restoration promise They also ignore that Isaiah never mentions Jesus, Christianity, or a dying-and-rising messiah.

@TheSwampyTimes @rabbriansamuel This destroys the Christian narrative that Isaiah 6 predicts Israel being replaced or spiritually blinded forever

@cryptorebel_SV @rabbriansamuel So if you want to discuss Isaiah, let's stay in Isaiah not in Paul's mail to a Greek congregation.

@cryptorebel_SV @rabbriansamuel You're using a Greek text written centuries later to explain a Hebrew prophet who lived 700 years before Christianity existed. Isaiah spoke Hebrew. Isaiah addressed Israel. Isaiah never mentioned Jesus, Christianity, or 'spiritual discernment.