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The public perception is superficial. These Christian organizations are promoting the Roman-Hellenist” Jesus”, ], which even the Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible has acknowledged was accomplished through tens of thousands of misojudaic redactions in the NT. Torah says that the Jews has an eternal Covenant with Hasheim – the Creator – and they shall never listen to prophets that removes or adds commandments from the Torah (see Devarim (some translate it Deuteronomy) 13:1-6). These Christian organisations practices Torah selectively and are trying to deceive Jews to practice Torah selectively.

If you want to learn about the Historical Ribi Yehoshua, whom Orthodox Jews can live with (witness the Netzarim Jews in Raanana, Israel, members in good standing in an Orthodox synagogue), you must start with books like How Jesus Became Christian by Prof. Barrie Wilson (most bookstores) and Who Are The Netzarim? (publ. http://www.schuellerhouse.com) by Israeli Orthodox Jew, Paqid Yirmeyahu Ben-David.

From Anders Brandrerud
Follower of Ribi Yehoshua – Messias – in Orthodox Judaism.
http://www.netzarim.co.il – start with the link “Christians” (at our first page)

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For the past month, the New York senator liked to tell the tale of a
pregnant woman who was denied health care from an Ohio hospital because
she did not have $100 the hospital demanded to treat her. After being
turned away, the woman was brought back to the hospital days later with
severe complications. She had to be rushed to another facility for
advanced treatment, but it was too late. Both the woman and the baby
died, Clinton told her audiences.

For Clinton, the story was an example of how everyone should have
universal healthcare. It is a powerful tale and always drew gasps from
the audience.

The hospital, which was never named in Clinton’s speeches, objected this
weekend, saying it wasn’t true and demanded that Clinton stop telling it.

The O’Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens, Ohio, told the New York Times
that the woman was insured and was never denied treatment.

The Clinton campaign told ABC News today that the candidate heard the
story from a deputy sheriff and had no reason to doubt the story.

“If the hospital claims it didn’t happen that way, we certainly respect
that and she won’t repeat the story,” said Clinton spokeswoman Mo
Elleithee.

“Candidates are told stories by people all the time, and it’s common for
candidates to retell those stories,” Elleithee said. “It’s not always
possible to fully vet them, but we try. For example, medical records are
confidential. In this case, we tried but weren’t able to fully vet the
story.”

Elleithee said the point of the story is that the country has a health
care problem. “That’s a point very few people will dispute,” she said.
The senator’s credibility came under fire last week when she tried to
burnish her credentials as a veteran of international hot spots and
described dodging sniper fire upon arrival in Bosnia in 1996 when she
was traveling as a First Lady.

She admitted she “misspoke” when a video emerged showing her getting off
the helicopter and being greeted by a girl with flowers. Clinton later
tried to make fun of the misstep by telling Jay Leno during an
appearance earlier this week that she almost was late because she was
pinned down by sniper fire at the Burbank airport.

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