... ) The Jewish religion consists of many parts and the history dates back thousands of years. The Jewish religion became a unique religion once the Jews were separated from their land and put into captivity, and after the Babylonian exile (Oesterreicher 4-13) Doctrines of the Jewish faith are eschatology, angelology, demonology, problem of the life after death, the messianic expectation or the anticipation for the Messiah, belief in the triumph of the Messiah, the Son of David, and the resurrection of the dead. Eschatology is the study of the ... soul in its relation to death, judgment, he...

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... 24). Jeremiah then follows up in verses 25-26 to spell out the result of the lack of the knowledge of God. Likewise, Ezekiel's message is not much different from his predecessor the prophet Isaiah. Actually, the first few verses of the Book of Isaiah provide a concise overview of the Book of Ezekiel! Right after the first introductory verse, the Book of Isaiah begins with God's lament about His people not knowing Him. Ezekiel ... preached to Israel from 592 to 570 B.C. for 22 years during their Babylonian captivity. During the later years of the monarchy, before the Babylonian captivity,...

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... a proper reason for someone to kill, this was neither his word nor God's. His followers thought of Jesus during his life, as the Messiah in the Old Testament. There belief was that the Messiah would rise up against the evils of the earth and return God's people back to the Holy land (Israel). During his life, his followers were trying to encourage Jesus to rise up and take action ... hypocrites! You who are like whitewashed tombs that look handsome on the outside, but inside are full of dead men's bones and every kind of corruption. In the same way you appear to people from the outside ...

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