PanInVietnam
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isnt 1948 israel established again as a nation? and their gov website is full of their national religion with some great articles
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Blinded, natural Israel; not the Israel of God.
Their articles don’t embrace and endorse Jesus. These are the descendants of those who rejected Jesus in the 1st century.
PanInVietnam
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not sure what you said is true or just speculation and with the world seem so unfair towards israel, why would any people wanted to be the side that is being treated unfairly? i dont see or hear any culture in the world would admit they are from slavery... (hearsay Japan, Australia, south korea etc) will take your post as it is without bias. somewhere i read in the book of genesis: the Creator will bless those who bless Abraham - i dont see the point that this group of people would want to go against the world naturally for something they have no choice... just how i feel after reading so much on sunday free time.
What I said is the New Testament perspective on Israel.
Natural Israel has been regathered for ”the time of Jacob’s trouble”.
Natural Israel has a choice: repent and accept that Jesus is the Messiah or continue rejecting Jesus as the Messiah. You’ll see this when you read the New Testament.
In the meantime, it will be helpful for you to remember that our friend @Eliyahu613 has read the New Testament and rejects its claim about Jesus, just as the modern state of Israel rejects its claim about Jesus.
What you will have to decide is whether or not to accept or reject the New Testament claim about Jesus. As I mentioned earlier in my conversation with you, everyone must choose a side in the 1st century Jewish controversy.
PanInVietnam
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i googled today only to know the new testament is in greek and the old testament is in hebrew (majority)! how should i put it? i personally thinks that the vietnamese people will not be able to accept any document of non-vietnamese language that claims the document is as original as our own vietnamese written document.
what's the reason for new testament sudden change of direction from over thousands of years in hebrew to write in greek? moreover in their own land and in their own people? from another thread topic that we also communicated and thinks that god do not need to change... isnt it? maybe we should continue in the other thread then to hijack this.
what's the reason for new testament sudden change of direction from over thousands of years in hebrew to write in greek? moreover in their own land and in their own people? from another thread topic that we also communicated and thinks that god do not need to change... isnt it? maybe we should continue in the other thread then to hijack this.
Debp
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The New Testament was written in Greek because it became the common language of that area of the world.
PanInVietnam, the following website might help with your questions about our Christian faith. It is a sound site for answers about Christianity.
What is Koine Greek, and why was the New Testament written in it? | GotQuestions.org
What is Koine Greek, and why was the New Testament written in it? How is Koine Greek different from Classical Greek?
www.gotquestions.org
Greek was the lingua franca of the day in New Testament times, just as English is in our day.
Lingua franca - Wikipedia
You’re there; I’m not. I’ve never been to Vietnam and I’ve only met a few Vietnamese people at this point in my life. Those that I’ve met weren’t Christians. You’re going to have a better understanding of the people and the culture than I do.
However, having said that, there are Vietnamese people, living inside and outside of Vietnam, who have accepted the Old Testament and New Testament documents translated from the biblical languages into the Vietnamese language. Please see the chart in the link for the percentage data related to religious affiliation of people living in Vietnam.
Religion in Vietnam - Wikipedia
Eternally Grateful
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