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SABBATH PROBLEM: FIRST RESPONSE I am not speaking of Sabbath desecration in terms of healing. In fact, according to halacha, it is permissible to violate the Sabbath if there is a life risk. However if there is no life risk (like a small cut or bruise) it is forbidden to violate the Sabbath. If one does, he is profaning this holy day, thus making it LESS holy, regardless of who he is, whether he is the Messiah, or Moses, or Elijah the Prophet. I am speaking of when Jesus violated the Sabbath in terms of picking up wheat (Luke 6). Even if he himself didn't violate the Sabbath, he did not rebuke his students for doing so. Such a crime is unforgivable, and he and his disciples ought to have been stoned to death.SABBATH PROBLEM: SECOND RESPONSE- You said that by violating Shabbat when Jesus healed people, he was thus making it "holy", and also he was "remembering" it, and thus, there was no transgression involved. You pettily used a verse from Exodus which reads "Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. I would respond by saying that you are: 1. misinterpreting the meaning of this verse2. ignoring the various other verses in the Bible that deal with the Sabbath. In regard to 1, I'd argue that the meaning of "remember the Sabbath" means to literally remember it (e.x not forgetting it, thereby desecrating it unknowingly). To make it holy is to keep its laws. Please stop twisting the words of the Holy Torah. And as for 2., you have to keep in mind that the Torah warns us to keep the Sabbath TWELVE TIMES! More than anything else! And in these other places, different wording is used, for example, "You shall keep my Sabbaths. All who profane it shall be put to death and that soul shall be cut off from among his people." How can you misinterpret that? Therefore we can conclude by saying A: You were wrong about the meaning of "remember the Sabbath and keep it holy" and B: Even if you were right, there are 11 other passages of the Bible that you'd have to misinterpret.CONCLUSION: In your beginning argument, you said that you'd "prove me wrong in all of my arguments". Yet, we see that you did not touch even one of my objections to your claims against the Talmud. You gave me a little something from Ezekiel, which I do not know what it is relevant to, and you furthermore twisted and misinterpreted the passages that deal with the Sabbath. It's like I said above, Christians are the masters of lies. In your case especially, because in your beginning argument you stated that you were Native American, but in your latter argument you stated that you were an Ashkenazi Jew. This serves as clear proof that you are a pathological liar, just like all of your Christian friends. And lastly, you said that I have only "3/4ths of the Bible". I'd like to comment that A: There are 27 books of the New Testament and only 24 of the Old Testament. Please learn how 2 math. And last, your New Testament books are not authentic parts of G-d's word. They bear no weight, and they are false idolatrous books. There are mistakes in practically every chapter of your book, for example, Matt 1:8 which calls Jehoram the father of Uzziah (when in truth, Jehoram begot Ahaziah who begot Jehoash who begot Amaziah who begot Uzziah. Matthew skipped 3 generations: a genealogical mistake.) Your book is not authentic. Jesus is not the Messiah. You are not a Jew, and if Jesus actually broke the Sabbath, he is burning in hotter fires then he would have otherwise. Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi shlit'a did a good job explaining the importance of the Sabbath here Shalom.