The Old Testament wasn't written to develop supremacy of the Jewish race. The Jewish nation should have been superior to all nations because they had God, the law, the promises, and a covenant with the Almighty. But they were so rebellious that even in the presence of an awesome God, they rebelled and followed demons like cain before them. There was always a remnant that did serve God.
The Old Testament was written to reveal God, His glory, His power, and His love. It was written by a broken people, inspired by God, to show Gods supremacy over all.
A reading of the Bible does not cause one to walk away with the idea that Jews are better than others, actually it reveals the opposite. Of course, Jews living in rebellion disagree and encourage others to do the same.
Look at the first time you said you didn't understand I was ok, but now you are just playing dumb and you not only stray away from the point you raised, but you are clearly repeating yourself. I don't mean to be rude, but I refuse to engage in that unproductive endeavour. Those are (((their))) tactics.
You are addressing your own point. Supremacy is not established by tales of benevolence or mercy. It is expressed through tales of morality, not to raise your morality above the enslaved, but to undermine theirs. You depict them as the sacred merciful, while at the same time you treat them as cattle worth of genocide. You are the one saying the bible was written as to make jews look good, I'm saying quite the contrary. Please follow my thoughts or cease your faggotry now. They wouldn't care less about moral superiority, they want financial, military and historical narrative to be overwhelmed by their rigged morality. It is slavery. Morality is for faggots. Be your own master, it doesn't mean you have to be a poisonous vile genocidal maggot with little to no moral concerns. There is a limit, it is what makes us both better and prone to their mischievous tactics.
[–] 16942006? ago
Dammit! So much typos, forgive me grammar nazis so I can enter 4th grammar Reich.