*divine and mortal

well Christ comes in the flesh on many occasions, the Tanakh is full of Moshiah

Did he have one nature or 2?

Jesus I mean

well this is where things get tricy, and you say "quoting bible verses isn't proving your point" but that's what we need as an axiom here

Do you know what monophysitism is?

Ezekiel 17: 1Now the word of the Lord came to me saying, 2 “Son of man, propound a riddle and speak a parable to the house of Israel

Yeshua considers himself "son of man" on many occasions, the word of God comes through sons of men just like it does the prophet Ezekiel here

We’re talking about Jesus though

haven't heard that one yet but I'm aware of some of the other heresies

yeah that's Yeshua

Not asking for proof here, just asking for your beliefs

but it gets a little more complex than that because this is a greek story

So you consider Monophysitism a heresy?

Do you know what the fundamental difference is between Catholicism and orthodoxy?

not that interested in the precepts of men tbh

they find something that works for them I don't knock it but they're not gonna get far if they ignore fundamentals

“The precepts of men”

I?

yeah people worship the ways of humans instead of the Moshiah

If you’re going to ignore the historical context you can’t really talk about theology

What is and isn’t in the Bible is a series of political decisions made in the late Roman Empire and the century or so that followed

well no I mean if their axioms are dead wrong I don't really care to pay that close of attention to the rest

I mean, they were the ones who decided what Jesus said and what he didn’t

So it’s hard to say their axioms were “dead wrong”

we have a copy of the Tanakh from before Christ and it proves at least the Jewish Bible is virtually 100% unchanged except for the reason they had a burial for that particular copy which is one line added to a psalm

the rest is identical

What’s an example of a dead wrong axiom

The psalms are not in the tanakh

Er worry

... yes they are

*sorry, meant Torah

Tanach is Torah (Pentateuch) and Ha Novi (the prophets)

The Tanakh has been changed

The apocalypse of Abraham, for instance, is not in the tanakh

That was a political decision

well no it's pretty identical to the dead sea scrolls

and yeah we have different canons like the book of Maccabees

not in Tanakh

Is Alexander the Great mentioned in any Abrahamic texts?

No I don’t believe so

Daniel predicts some pretty important figures in history