In two occasions I heard a very worrying declaration done by Israeli agents. Once it was done over the American media, while the second directly to me. The statement was more or less like this: “After all, what’s the difference? Jews are waiting for the first arrival of the Messiah, while Christians wait for the second one.”
It is almost funny. Most people would smile without bothering to answer. However, the truth is that the statement is yet another Jewish attempt to disguise the nature of Judaic doctrine. This is important even to non-believers since it has deep implications to the way the general society is shaped to extents wildly underestimated.
There can’t be two religions more different from each other. Religions deal with redemption. Each defines redemption and the way of achieving it differently, from the complete Grace of Christianity to the nihilistic extremes of pure Buddhism. Judaism is legalism. If lawyers were forced to choose a religion, Judaism would be their natural choice. Fulfill the 613 laws of the Mosaic Law – the laws appearing in the Pentateuch, the Bible’s first five books – and you are redeemed and would enjoy 120 years of good life on this planet. Sadly, the more you study the law and try to obey it, the clearer it becomes the task of fulfilling them is impossible. The point is that all laws must be obeyed, breaking one is like breaking all of them and some of the laws are impossible to fulfill.
Here Jesus came and gave the law its true meaning. The law was intended to make one realize the task is impossible, leading thus to the conclusion that only faith in His grace can bring redemption. The Christian is free, his redemption depending solely on his personal relation with God, while the Jew is enslaved to the law.
The Mosaic Law depends heavily on priests. They have the power to judge many of the believer’s actions and say if they were performed according to the law or not. Since the law cannot be completely fulfilled the believer is always guilty and depends on the priest’s forgiveness. Along time this became a tool for generating social pressure, or in a more direct phrasing, for institutionalized blackmailing.
“Vote what I have decided or I’ll remember all your faults. Luckily I have listed them all!”says the Jewish priest to the independent spirits on his congregation.
With state informants along and across it, the Israeli society is not different. Victor Ostrovsky was kind enough to provide me with a citation regarding the similar work of Jewish communities worldwide, since they serve as Israeli agents.
The result is a society based on fear and violence. A society were state agents work day and night on evil entrapment and controlling schemes which allow the state to blackmail people into the official party line. A society where if these little devils fail, violence against free thinkers is the rule, as I can testify personally. A society where terror is the only faith.
Satan’s safehouse; this is as far from Christianity as possible.
Above article reprinted here from Rense.com
