@Noetic15

1. since u believe that the bible is a myth. . .must u also endorse the uninformed analysis of some quack rabbis to support your false assertions?

2. your first post is a big LIE . . . . .have u read Isaiah 7:14. .  . .if u have then u would know that apart from the word "virgin", there are other words in that verse that establish that the said verse is talking about Jesus,  . . . .the words include

a. Lord . . . . implying that God shall give a son

b. Son . .  . the child is a male

c. conceive . . . . , which indicates His divine conception

d. Immanuel . . . . . . Jesus is called and known as  Immanuel.

how many times do u want me to illustrate your LIES?   

Thanks, God bless you

noetic15:

it is amazing that mazaje will spun more lies and even attempt to use the "mythical" bible and torah to prove his lies ,   . . , can u in one sentence just state why Isaiah 7:14 was not refering to JEsus?

Isaiah 7:14 is telling Ahaz that before the child in verse 7 reaches puberty (Isa. 7:15), the Northern Kingdom of Israel, that is about to invade in this chapter, will be defeated (Isa. 7:16, one of the two kingdoms about to invade). Why would Ahaz, who lived sometime before the Babylonian exile wait some 500 - 600 years for Jesus to reach puberty? I'm pretty sure Ahaz was dead in 15 CE. How would the birth of Jesus 500 years later give any consolation to Ahaz who needed to make an immediate desicion before the Northern Kingdom invaded?

The hebrew bible does not say "Behold, the virgin shall conceive"(some christian bible versions like RSV andd others have corrected that error), It says "Behold, the young woman shall conceive, and bear a son,". . . .But the whole prophecy refers to Hezekiah, and it is proved that it was fulfilled in him, according to the terms of this prophecy.