[WhatNot]

O.k so the Torah is written in Hebrew and the KJV Bible is written in English, the point being? You see, I'm an English speaking Christian, who reads the English language Bible. Not a Hebrew speaking Jew who reads the Hebrew Torah, and like I said, the word, “Shemitah” is no where in the the English speaking Bible.

Now as far as that "sabbatical year" goes, do you have English language New Testament verses that point to evidence that I as a Christian should be at all concerned with it? Were Christians in the New Testament, put under some sabbatical law that perhaps I should be made aware of?

[Zionist Conspirator]

O.k so the Torah is written in Hebrew and the KJV Bible is written in English, the point being? You see, I'm an English speaking Christian, who reads the English language Bible. Not a Hebrew speaking Jew who reads the Hebrew Torah, and like I said, the word, “Shemitah” is no where in the the English speaking Bible.

Oh my goodness! The word shemittah, which is translated as something else in the English bible, isn't in your English bible! Scandal! Horror! And the Hebrew word 'Eloqim (which is translated "G-d" in English) isn't in your English bible! I guess that means it's a sin for you believe in 'Eloqim because it "isn't in" your English bible!

I didn't realize there was a different "true religion" for each language of the world.

Now as far as that "sabbatical year" goes, do you have English language New Testament verses that point to evidence that I as a Christian should be at all concerned with it? Were Christians in the New Testament, put under some sabbatical law that perhaps I should be made aware of?

Is there some reason you believe in a "new testament," other than simply what it says about itself? Hey, if it simply authorizes itself I guess you'll have to believe in the "book of mormon" too!