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Subject: Hillbilly

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Connie

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Date Posted: 08:46:57 05/11/09 Mon
In reply to: dori 's message, "Thanks for that explanation, HB" on 07:55:08 05/10/09 Sun

I hope it's okay but I took the liberty of posting your answer verbatim at PP to show the other posters how Ken tries to twist things to suit his own agenda and anti-semitism and gloms on to articles written by disaffected Jews.

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Connie
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Date Posted: 10:47:27 05/11/09 Mon

Here's Ken's response. Hate to be a nuisance about this but, as you can see, he's always got an answer and I'm not sharp enough to contradict him.

The Jews say that two versions of the Law were given to Moses on Mt. Sinai ... the first was the "written" Ten Commandments, and the second was the so-called "Oral Traditions." The Oral Traditions became the Talmud. And, the Oral Traditions were also known as the "Traditions of the Elders," which Jesus stated made the Scripture to "no effect." To the Jews, the "traditions of the elders" supersedes the Bible.