And yeshua wept

[JacobBenAvraham]

......AND YESHUA WEPT

to see the daughter of Zion gone astray, so far from Torah's way,
to see the tears of captive Zion, when she could have called out to Judah's lion
Does she not know that He came to set captives free, and to open blind eyes to see?

....and Yeshua wept.

Oh Jerusalem, who murdered the prophets who spoke of me, and the Torah that
pointed me out to thee.

.....and Yeshua wept.

I AM who I AM, the Son of David of Bethlehem came, to open blind eyes and to heal
the lame. To do these things only Messiah can, Wake up, wake up Oh Zion, for
I AM the Son of Man

......and Yeshua wept.

For stone hard hearts, and strange beliefs, Messiah came once as for told by the
prophets, to set us free. As Adonai's sacrifice lamb, and will come again as the Lion
of Judah, to rule the land. Oh Israel, Oh Israel, can't you see? can't you see?
I opened my arms with love, on Calvary's tree, to receive you all, unto me.

......and Yeshua still weeps.

for those with hearts of stone, for those who reject Him, for all eternity, will be
alone, into outer darkness, they will be cast , condemnation for Jew and Gentile
alike, for ever it will last

by rabbi Jacob Ben Avraham

[miltonebx]

I am new here also. I joined in order to be involved in literature--not to read about religion. A Rabbi who accuses his own people of murder (your term) is not a Rabbi. Take it to another site.

[Emil Miller]

I am new here also. I joined in order to be involved in literature--not to read about religion. A Rabbi who accuses his own people of murder (your term) is not a Rabbi. Take it to another site.

I agree. While there is an obvious connection between religion and writing, an air of religiosity has settled on the forum like a shroud. We have had Islam, Theosophy and now Judaism : all of which may have their points of interest but in the broader context of literature per se, are more likely to drive members away than to make converts.

[Bar22do]

This is a pathetic imposture, not Judaism, and a very bad literature in addition.
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