Judaism teaches Jesus is in hell in boiling hot excrement because he rebuked the pharisees.

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Here is another clip from BenBornAgain.faith that explains Judaism teaches in the Babylonian Talmud that Jesus is in hell in boiling hot excrement because he rebuked the pharisees AND and Jesus said we should worship the Jewish people.

Incredible. The Talmud was written by various Rabbis around 600 AD and they say it's an interpretation of the Torah scriptures passed down through the Israelites. But as you can see in this one example, the Babylonian Talmud is mostly made up gobblygook teaching what they want to be true.

I put this video together for you, customized this background and description and added the captions that I proofread for you. I also included my reaction gif at the end.

Judaism is approaching God on their terms like Cain. Judaism has nothing to do with Hebraism or the Levitical religion of the Israelites.

Judaism is its own religion that has no connection to the Books of Moses in the Torah.

Judaism did not begin with Abraham as the Jews claim. Judaism began as a counterfeit to Hebraism during the Babylonian captivity.

God made his promise to Abraham who was a Hebrew not a Jew. Isaac and Jacob were also Hebrews not Jews. Therefore, God made his promise to the Hebrews not the Jews.

The Covenant of Land was conditional. It was dependent on their obedience. The Israelites including the Jews lost their land for worshipping other gods, idolatry.

One of the main books of Rabbinic Judaism, The Babylonian Talmud 500 AD testifies against the Jews as "God's chosen people". Yoma 39 a, b, for 40 years before the 2nd Temple was destroyed in 70 AD, during the day of atonement the Jews did not receive signs that they were forgiven by God. The Jews refused to change their ways and God judged them in 70 AD for their rebellion and the 2nd temple was destroyed.

The Jewish Almanac (1980) page 3 says, "it is incorrect to call an ancient Israelite a "Jew" or to call a contemporary Jew an "Israelite" or a "Hebrew".

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