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The God of the Old Testament is a shadow of the image of those who wrote it. Their God acts as they would act! They seem to be hearing the voice of God telling them to slaughter men, women and children when really they are hearing their own ideas. Your circle would tell you that to question them...

The atonement theory that developed after Jesus left asserts that the Father was technically incapable of forgiving sin unless his blameless Son was offered up as a substitute to pay mans theoretical sin debt. Apparently it satisfys the insurmountable “law of sin and death”. Some claim this plan...

Religion can still be lucrative but the sacrifices were never necessary anyway. Repentance and salvation has always been a matter of a sincere heart. Isiah's lament was an indication of how all the ritualistic sacrifices in the world doesn't necessarily translate into a changed heart and...

Isiah tried reforms like other prophets. ....who has asked this of you, this trampling of my courts? 11 “The multitude of your sacrifices— what are they to me?” says the Lord. “I have more than enough of burnt offerings, of rams and the fat of fattened animals; I have no pleasure...

You lack the courage to defend the character of God. In the original Gospel Jesus taught salvation by Faith and forgiveness by receiving it from God the Father, his Father our Father. Of course that angered the lucrative institution of Judaism. Its you who measure the possibilities of the...

You’re funny when the truth angers you. You claim Paul’s words are Gods direct words making him more important than Jesus’ words that contradict the human sacrifice doctrine.

Paul had been a persecutor of disciples but then says Jesus returned for a secret visit and created a pipeline to Paul making even his simple letters of correspondence The Word of God. You can worship Paul but I'm loyal to God.

Paul developed his own Gospel having never known Jesus.

It's relevant because you claim God set up sacrifices with the Israelites when in fact they adopted sacrifices and other practices from the Pagans and Canaanites etc.

Jesus didn't teach Paul's Gospel. He sent out evangelist to preach the Gospel of the Kingdom not "Christ and him crucified" obviously. Christ and him crucified had to come after he was crucified.

Religions have been trying to change God with blood sacrifices all around the world and long before the Israelites existed.

Yes, I see, I confused that quote with Jesus in the UB. Lying is a strong accusation.

The sacrificial system was set up by men and a part of all evolved religions which contaminated the Original Gospel after Jesus left. That you have to defend a conflicted theology that you aren't comfortable with is what it is.

Paul taught "Christ and him crucified" Jesus didn't teach "Christ" to the public: “But what about you?” Jesus asked. “Who do you say I am?” Peter answered, “You are the Christ.” And Jesus warned them not to tell anyone about Him. Jesus didn't teach that he should be crucified for the sins...

The Son also came to realize that those chosen to receive the Son and the great commission would decidedly rejected his Gospel and kill the Son. Its was never a condition of forgiveness but it was an act of Love.

You are only hypnotizing yourself.

That's a claim made by sacrifice minded men after Jesus Left who couldn't accept that God is a Forgiving Father. When the harvest time drew near, he sent his servants to the tenants to collect his share of the fruit. 35But the tenants seized his servants. They beat one, killed another, and...

The devil brought about the death of Jesus, you are aligned with him by necessity to complete the theoretical atonement doctrine. Strange bed fellows!

God as a father transcends God as a judge. I do have to cherry pick the true parts of the Bible and leave the parts that make God like the men who wrote the scripture.

Gods writes his laws on our hearts, or at least that's the way it was supposed to be before clever men created the alternatives and loopholes of religion. With Jesus we were to start over again, Jews and Gentiles as brothers in the Kingdom that Jesus established while on the earth. But after...