Shalom.Jacob, I will start a new thread topic, "What is the Tanakh". That way we can continue without taking this thread away from Squeaky.
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Shalom.Jacob, I will start a new thread topic, "What is the Tanakh". That way we can continue without taking this thread away from Squeaky.
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I do not know what you mean by not considered Prophets.
Shalom.Lol, do Christians consider Malakim (Kings) among the Neviim (Prophets)?
And what about the Jews? Is the book of Daniel among the Neviim?
Moreover what does Yeshua say about haNavi Daniel?
I know there are such differences, but again, why try to explain such things to someone who does not yet even know whether the Tanach is essentially the same thing as what Christianity calls the Old Testament? Explain the most important and first things first: and if necessary, the rest can come and this thread can boil over into three hundred pages so that you can squeeze in every little detail your heart desires. Please, feel free! :chuckle:
The new thread is under the Religion forumShalom.
Shalom.
It sounds like you would know if what you wrote was incorrect.Hmmm, I am somewhat surprised you did not correct me for writing Malakim. :chuckle:
Shalom.
It would be a very good idea to learn something about Islam. It is very important to understand it on a basic level. Even the Wikipedia article is helpful.
Again, why do I need to explain those things to Squeaky when the result is the same and all I tried to do was to explain what the whole Tanach is? The order does not matter at that point if he does not even know that the Tanach is the "Old Testament". Even though the order is different and some books are categorized as Prophets or Neviim which are not considered Prophets in the Christian "Old Testament" it is still the same books from the same Hebrew Scriptures. If you desire to explain all the finer details to Squeaky then please feel free to do so: I was not attempting to do what you are saying, that was not my focus at all.