The quotations themselves from the Torah are not misguiding nor cryptic. What are misguiding are the numerous attempts by many to explain that which is beyond them. Often they will even ignore the grammatical keys which are provided right in the Hebrew text.

The wants and desires of the majority have been replaced by the whims and cravings of minorities wishing to exercise their way of life over the many. The prejudices of the past have taken on an entirely new set of labels; religious prejudices of the past are now adorned with national labels; color prejudices are merely shrouded in economic adjectives; cults and glamorized activists are merely the masks of those we viewed in the past as megalomaniacs bent on the destruction of the world.

The doctrines and concepts of Christianity were not unique. In fact all of them had been incorporated into Rabbinical discussions as they prepared the Talmud, a collection of oral discourses, folktales, myths and legends that the rabbis gave credence over the word of God in the Torah. In essence, these rabbis created the framework of Christianity and then were horrified when someone actually sought to put it into practice. Follow the continuing series of articles at
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