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by David Zephaniah Science and God Most religions originate from different pagan religions. Those “religions” worshipped pagan gods, such as, trees, sun, moon, animals, etc. Those “gods” were cruel. In their stories they impregnated humans and had children. Many pagans sacrificed their own children to them. They are not the topic of this post. Enter the Jewish religion.  Jewish religion is different. What other nation in the world received The Book from God Himself? What other nation gave most of the moral codes, legal codes, and family codes to the world? There is no such nation. What other ancient language aside Hebrew exists today? None. If you check the Noble Prize winners through the years since the Noble Prize was existed, and famous scientists,  you will find that great many of them are Jewish scientists. To name some of the greatest: Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, Erwin Schrödinger, and hundreds more. We are talking about the nation, which through the ages, has been ar

Famous quotes from the Jewish Bible  By David Zephaniah There are thousands of profound quotes in the Jewish Bible. Different philosophies in the world are based upon them. I bring you part one.  "Thus saith the Lord: Let not the wise man glory in his wisdom neither let the mighty man glory in his might; let not the rich man glory in his riches. But let him that glories, glory in this, that he understands and knows Me, that I am the Lord Who exercises kindness, justice, and righteousness on the earth; for in these things I delight, saith the Lord." Book of Jeremiah.  What the Creator is saying here is that happiness is in spirituality and not in material things. The condition nowadays is that people have more "stuff" than ever, but are more depressed than ever.  “Behold, singular evil is coming. It is worse than any evil ever before. The dawn of the day of evil has come.”  Book of Ezekiel. God told Ezekiel that He created special evil forces to pun

10 Rules to follow to recognize love of your life by David Zephaniah If you tired of meaningless relationships, and are looking for something that lasts longer than average Hollywood marriage, these instructions are for you. The writer of this post owned a successful dating service in the New York area. Print it out and take it everywhere with you. Rule # 1 Aim high. Don't waste energy unless you are really interested in the person. Think long term and it will happen. Rule # 2 Opportunities strike everywhere, such as, In supermarkets, shopping centers, street, etc. If you are single and looking, always scan your surroundings. If you see someone of interest, try to make an eye contact. Once you do, smile. If that person smiles back, the next move is to talk to him/her. Rule # 3 Avoid coworkers, family, married people, people who's partner you know, celebrities, and ultra rich at any cost. You will not find love there. You will have some kind of adventure, but not

The Commandments by David Zephaniah God designated Jews as the nation of priest and holy people, when He gave them the Torah [Bible] on Mt Sinai thousands of years ago. He promised them the land of Israel as an eternal inheritance. He told them that this world had a final purpose which would be realized at the end of this world order. At the meantime, their job was to spread His laws around the world. The duty of every Jew is to overcome the temptation of materialism and idolatry, and to uncover the spark of holiness in the material world around us. God told them that they could accomplish that by following the 613 laws (Yes, 613, not merely ten). It is not a "religion". It is the Way of life that one needs to live by in order to have tranquility and happiness. For a Jew, observing those laws through all the generations is not an option. It is must! Abandoning God's Covenant carries maximum penalties. All the great disasters that came upon the Jews th

Biography of David Zephaniah I'm the baby on the right. I was born in Georgia (in Europe), which was a part of the Soviet Union, in the 1960's. Our ancestors immigrated to Georgia about 2000 years ago, once the Babylonian Empire took over Jerusalem, destroyed the Temple of God, and exiled and killed many Jews. With my older brother. I grew up in with 3 other brothers. I was the second of the four. My mom didn't work, because she believed that raising children is the most important job in the world. I was a bright child. The family nicknamed me “King David” By the time that I was 12, I read 100’s of books in every possible subject. I was thirsty for knowledge. My father worked very hard to support us. I know that they have struggled at the times, but we lived a good life. My parents.  My large family practiced Jewish traditions very strictly, despite the fact that practicing any religion was against the law in the Communist Soviet Union. They b

The diagram of Creation by Jewish faith  by David Zephaniah At first God withdrew some of His presence on a tiny part of His world. That was needed because He is a "Consuming Fire". Nothing can come close to Him and survive. Then, using His light [Godly energy], He created 4 stages of energy. The last stage exploded into our physical world. This principally agrees to the current scientific theory of the Big Bang. All the above is based on Zohar and Kabbalah interpretation of the Torah from 700 years ago. This is a simplified diagram that gives an idea. In the next post I will answer questions such as, age of the universe, dinasours, giant people, etc. Amazon's David Zephaniah page

Isaiah, Chapter 53 by David Zephaniah This translation is from the original Old Testament, Tanach (= Torah, Prophets, and Scriptures), directly from Hebrew. There is only one version of the original. 1. The nations will say to one another: Were we to hear from others what we see, it would be unbelievable. The arm of the Lord is revealed like this, with greatness and glory, to whom was it revealed until now?   2. And [this nation of Israel], before the greatness came to it, was a very humble people, and it came up by itself from a dry land, like a sapling of the saplings of the trees. When we saw him from the beginning without the great appearance, how could we desire him? Now shall we desire him?       3. Despised and rejected by men, a man of pains and accustomed to illness, and as one who hides his face from us, despised and we held him of no account. (So is the custom of this prophet: he mentions all Israel as one man, e.g., (44:2), “Fear not, My servant Jacob”; (44: