Jesus was honestly
mistaken. Unlimited forgiveness isn't true, as there is time to pay for sins. The closest thing Jesus can
offer is similar to the idea of a spiritual sin credit card. Eventually, it becomes
time to pay for this horrible spiritual sin credit card, and when it does Christian are out of luck.
Nothing in this world is
free, including sin. In the Psalms, David admonished those that accept
free gifts. Jesus idea of creating the possibility of endless sin for his
followers is thus contrary to other parts of the Bible.
Beyond that, in the
Christian Bible it is such that sin is not free. The Christian book of
Revelation tells its readers that after the rapture, there is judgment for all
souls, alive or dead.
In the book, Genesis,
unlike Revelation, Hashem establishes that the kingdom of Noah is eternal.
Revelation is the end according Christians, but differently in Genesis
there is no end!, as in the Bible the kingdom of Noah is eternal. Because there is no end, there is no limit to
the amount of time one has to pay for sins! Furthermore, in the book
of Daniel, there is the resurrection of the dead where some are made to pay
through reception of everlasting contempt, which is eternal payment for sins.
As payment for sin, Jesus asks to be worshipped as God. Despite
that Jesus isn't God.
In the religion of
Christianity, it is as if Jesus gives the people he meets a credit card, such
that if one seeks not to be obedient to Torah, he or she may do so
until it comes time to pay. If one casts their sins upon Jesus, then it is such
that Jesus becomes damaged, whereby one must eventually pay for their credit
card debt that Jesus theoretically permits one to use.
Thus, the conclusion of
this blog: I advise not to accept this terrible credit card debt because
it must be paid for. I do not advise casting sins on people.
Rather, I recommend paying for sins as soon as possible. I myself prefer
to avoid incurring damage, such that compensation is
required.
It is said that upon
meeting Jesus, he will say that the debt is paid in full. This means that he
has paid for your debt already, and now it is time to start paying for your
sins. Everyone pays in some way. Sorry, despite the supposed forgiveness
of Jesus, there are no freebies.
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