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["The Hebrews crossed the 'sea of reeds'. Most Jews agree on this. After all, the first 5 books are theirs."]

The first five books are theirs? Um, no. Moses was a Christian. Sorry.

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old comment by Dr. Shrinker

It turns out that Internet Pastors premise (that the heroes of the OT were in fact good Christians) is expounded on in the Epistle of Barnabus. The essence of the book is that the patriarchs and the prophets (including Moses) knew what the covenant was really all about (i.e. praising Christ), but that the rest of the Jews had, in fact, misunderstood the covenant and had never held god's favor. It was a very popular book in the early days of the church because it supported what the early Christians wanted to believe.

The Epistle of Barnabus was, however, not included in the canon. It's teachings were rejected as false. So, Internet Preacher, how does it feel to know that you are promoting heresy?

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old comment by Ismail

I don't really see the issue here. Obviously it doesn't make sense to us if we view this through an atheistic lens, but theologically speaking it seems the idea is that Moses, etc. were basically on God's right track (so to speak) whereas Judaism (as an entity separate from Christianity and this track) developed more as an aberration due to the denial of Jesus as Christ. Thus the good guys continued on recognizing that Christ is the savior whereas the Jews were stubborn and refused, progressing from that point on into a faith the prophets, had they still lived, would have opposed as God would presumably have instructed them to do since the same God that was said to inform them was the same God who gave the world baby Jesus.

Of course this can also produce anti-semitic undertones.

It's worth noting that according to Islam every single Prophet (including Adam, considered the first) were Muslims. They use a similar line of reasoning as this Christian guy apparently does.

I mean I could be wrong and maybe this guy actually does think that Moses was around in Jesus' time or came after or something, but I'm pretty sure he adheres to what I just said.

old comment by Dr.Shrinker

@ Ismail

In the early days of Christianity, there was a text called the Epistle of Barnabas. The main thrust of this text was trying to prove that the major figures of the Old Testament were Christians, and that the rank and file folks who called themselves "Jews" were heretics who failed to understand the Christian message. The logic used to make this argument was laughably strained, which probably explains why the Epistle of Barnabas was excluded form the Christian canon.

Apparently though, the ludicrous notion that here was Christianity before the sacrifice of Christ is alive and well among particularly ignorant Christian fundamentlaists.

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