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Dubbayou2: /* The Berean Bible */

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‎The Berean Bible

Dubbayou2: /* What is the Tanakh? */

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‎What is the Tanakh?

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‎The Berean Bible

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‎Why did the church accept these additions?

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‎References

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 The Tanakh of today is different from the ones the Bereans had. The collection of books is the same, but the Hebrew language has been changed since then. Tiny markings (diacritics <ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebrew_diacritics</ref> ) have been added around the letters to indicate vowels, numbers and accents. These seem to be harmless additions to the written word, but they change the essential nature of the Hebrew language.
-The Hebrew word for 'said' is 'amar'. The written form is identical to the word 'emeer' for 'lamb'. The diacritical marks hide the fact the when God said "Let there be light" that he created light by the Lamb. the Lamb of God IS the creator. 'Amar' also means 'word', so those harmless little marks hide the fact that the Lamb of God is the Word of God. Unfortunately, the Catholic Church and the Protestant churches were taught to read Hebrew using the diacritical marks, and so many think that John determined that Christ was the Logos, or the Word from a Greek Philosopher <ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logos_%28Christianity%29</ref> .
+The Hebrew word for 'said' is 'amar'. The written form is identical to the word 'emeer' for 'lamb'. The diacritical marks hide the fact the when God said "Let there be light" that he created light by the Lamb. the Lamb of God IS the creator. 'Amar' also means 'word', so those harmless little marks hide the fact that the Lamb of God is the Word of God. Unfortunately, the Catholic Church and the Protestant churches were taught to read Hebrew using the diacritical marks, and so many think that John determined that Christ was the 'Logos', or the 'Word' from a Greek Philosopher <ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logos_%28Christianity%29</ref> .
 One can only speculate why disbelieving Jews would add these marks to the scriptures when they aren't even used in modern Hebrew newspapers.
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-This work "The Berean Bible" will examine and reproduce the exegesis of the New Testament authors who used the same method of reading the Tanakh, as did the Bereans. One who is prayerful will learn the method and be able to practice it one much of the Tanakh in English. For those who wish to explore more deeply in Hebrew, helps will be given.
+This work "The Berean Bible" will examine and reproduce the exegesis of the New Testament authors who used the same method of reading the Tanakh, as did the Bereans. One who is prayerful will learn the method and be able to practice it on much of the Tanakh in English. For those who wish to explore more deeply in Hebrew, helps will be given.
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 When God had delivered Israel out of Egypt, they heard the voice of God directly, but were afraid. They did not want to know God directly. They were content for Moses to know God face to face, and to merely be associated with Moses.
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 :[[Ac 21:25]] As touching the Gentiles which believe, we have written [and] concluded that they observe no such thing, save only that they keep themselves from [things] offered to idols, and from blood, and from strangled, and from fornication.
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	The people who did not want to practice the law, also did not want to learn the law. It is likely that you have inherited the same attitude toward the law of God. The Greeks ARE NOT under the burden of the law, but the law was given to teach <ref>Ga 3:24 Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster [to bring us] unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.</ref> through symbols called shadows. The Hebrews learned something that the Gentiles missed, and consequently lost. It is the richness of the teaching of the cross found in the law itself; the mystery which was hidden from the beginning <ref>[[Ro 16:25]], [[1Co 2:7]]</ref>		The people who did not want to practice the law, also did not want to learn the law. It is likely that you have inherited the same attitude toward the law of God. The Greeks ARE NOT under the burden of the law, but the law was given to teach <ref>Ga 3:24 Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster [to bring us] unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.</ref> through symbols called shadows. The Hebrews learned something that the Gentiles missed, and consequently lost. It is the richness of the teaching of the cross found in the law itself; the mystery which was hidden from the beginning <ref>[[Ro 16:25]], [[1Co 2:7]]</ref>
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		+	:[[Heb 1:1]] ¶ God, having of old time spoken unto the fathers in the prophets by '''divers portions''' and in '''divers manners''',...
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		+	This work "The Berean Bible" will examine and reproduce the exegesis of the New Testament authors who used the same method of reading the Tanakh, as did the Bereans. One who is prayerful will learn the method and be able to practice it one much of the Tanakh in English. For those who wish to explore more deeply in Hebrew, helps will be given.
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		+	==Do not mix!==
		+	Modern Jewish sources, and those of many Jewish roots churches are in error. The Jewish sources descend from the same disbelieving Jews who hid Christ in the Tenakh by adding diacritical marks. Though it may appear that they do similar things, remember that they were motivated to hide Christ. Jewish roots churches have learned their Jewishness from disbelieving Jews. Many were even raised Protestant and have merely interpreted modern Judaism in light of their Christian faith. Only those methods used by New Testament authors should be used in reading the Berean Bible. Do not mix references from other sources or you will become very confused. From time to time, the error of other sources will be examined and the correction made.

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