[TaraP]

All people have fallen into idolatry wether Jew or Gentile...

Another problem I have is with who you say is a Non-jew? I have jews in my family, I have friends who are Jewish by both parents but don’t believe in G-d...I know a Jewish person who turned to Buddhism..I know many Jews who are Messianic, so it seems that claim can not be isolated to who’s who in my opinion....

I appreciate your comments, but I don’t find anything you have written in Scripture or Torah? If I have missed something, please direct me to scripture validating your claims...

I agree anybody worshipping some other than 1 G-d creator of Heaven and Earth falls into idolatry....

But I would like to ask you, if Angels are finite, why didn’t G-d just destroy them and Lucifer when they rebelled in the Divine Realms?

[Netizen]

Another problem I have is with who you say is a Non-jew? I have jews in my family, I have friends who are Jewish by both parents but don’t believe in G-d...I know a Jewish person who turned to Buddhism..I know many Jews who are Messianic, so it seems that claim can not be isolated to who’s who in my opinion....

That's because you are not separating Jewish the faith from Jewish the bloodline.

Maybe this will help a little.

These are the various types of people we are dealing with in the first century.

• I. Goyim: idolators, wicked, pagans,
• II. Foreigners (Ger toshev):
  • 1. Non Jews living in Israel
  • 2. Any Gentile who wanted to be righteous (i.e. "saved)
  • 3. Required to observe the 7 Noachide commandments
• III. Godfearers (Ger hashair)
  • 1. Required to observe the 7 Noachide commandments
  • 2. Required to observe the Sabbath
  • 3. Required to observe the dietary Laws plus others as they choose (Isa. 56)
  • 4. Expected to maintain synagogue discipleship where "Moses is preached".
  • 5. Lack circumcision
• IV. Jews: Native Born -plus- Proselyte
  • 1. Proselytes were given all the requirements listed above for the Godfearer
  • 2. Required circumcision for males
  • 3. Required mikveh for females
  • 4. Sacrifice in Temple (optional in Diaspora)
  • 5. Pay Temple tax yearly

[hlmencken3]

I really can’t think of any response to someone who thinks angels are infinite beings!

Except maybe, “Look up the definition of ‘infinite’ in a dictionary”?