Theos-Talk Archives (December 2002 Message tt00677)

Thanks again. The Moabites lived in today Trans Jordan, they were relatives
of the Hebrews, descendents of Abraham's brother. and the Amalekites were
numads, who used to loot weak tribes. Both didn't live in Palestine. What I
said was not mentioned in the Byble, but in the Hebrew oral traditions. The
Hebrews, later on Jews, never forced any other nation to convert, excluding
the Edomites some time before King Herod, who was an Edomite. Only one
nation accepted the faith, by trickery. Anyway, these were not really
nations, they were tribes. I don't think that those days a *nation*
consisted more than 10,000-20,000 persons. Etzion
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bart Lidofsky" <bartl@sprynet.com>
To: <theos-talk@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 7:43 AM
Subject: Re: Theos-World HPB and the Nazi doctrines


> Etzion Becker wrote:
> > Thanks folks, I appreciate your comments; however, why the Nazis
> > adopted Blavatsky's views to support their crazy notions? I am not an
> > historian, but I think the Nazis also adopted ideas from the Byble
> > concerning extermination of nations. I guess, if you read the Hebrew
> > Byble, the Hebrews were ordered to *clean* Palestine from its former >
nations.
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> Nope. Only those nations who refused to let the Isrealites live in
> peace were exterminated. Others, such as the Moabites, were left in
> peace. Actually, the only nation which was supposed to be completely
> destroyed was the Amelekites, who, using a diverting action to get the
> men away from the main camp, used their main forces in an attack on the
> undefended women and children.
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> > What is not being said in the Byble, is that the Hebrews, according to
> > the traditions, gave the nations three choices: To adopt the new
> > faith/spiritual work, leave the country, or face war.
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> Also not correct. There is NOTHING in the Bible about non-Jews being
> required to accept Judaism, nor does it give Jews any enforcement power
> over other nations.
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> What the Nazi's did was considered the Northern Europeans to be the
> true "Aryans", meaning that nobody else was really a human being. They
> also declared that the "sub-human" races worked to bring their "pure"
> race down to a lower level.
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> Bart Lidofsky
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