Theos-Talk Archives (June 2000 Message tt00105)

Wayne Benge wrote:
> The reality of the Jewish religion was not to reserve one day, the 
> Sabbath, for God.  Each day we live like any other.  The Sabbath was 
> sort of a minimum.  The sacrifices were supposed to be something given 
> freely to God that a person values, rather than a minimum payment.  God 
> the Father was supposed to be "Daddy" -- personal.  We are supposed to 
> immerse ourself in the way of life God wants, happily.  God gave the 
> Jews a set of minimums that they cast in concrete.

	And what edition of the Talmud did that appear in? Or is your knowledge
of Judaism 2nd hand?

	Bart Lidofsky

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