On Dec 16, 11:06 am, "Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD"
<heartdo...@emorycardiology.com> wrote:

friend Roy Jose Lorr wrote:

There is no reason to be Jewish if one doesn't believe in, respect and
adhere to the commandments of Moses' God, in His Five Books of Moses
(Genesis - Deuteronomy).

More importantly, there is no reason to be Jewish if one does not
believe that this is what our LORD wants...

Both are wrong. There is every reason for everyone to claim the faith
of Moshe insofar as it is true. As it is the Torah is a mixture of
truth and falsehood. Moshe never saw the LORD, except from behind.
Hence, Moshe did not know the true identity or name of the LORD. Much
of what Moshe received was received from the angel of the LORD,
Mikhael. This was typical of the prophets of the old testament, who
had extensive interaction with angels, but never with the LORD, per
se.

Hence, Moshe confabulated a name for the LORD. He guessed JHVH, and
his guess was wrong. JHVH is the Divine Name of the angel Gabriel,
even as AHJH ASR AHJH = EHYEH ASHER EHYEH = I AM THAT I AM is a Divine
Name for Mikhael, the angel of the LORD who Moshe saw in the burning
bush. There is nothing special about the name JHVH.

The true name of the LORD that Moshe saw in part in the burning bush
is JHVSA, or Jehoshua Moshiach, aka Jesus Christ. Having invoked a
false LORD, a fallen angel imposter of Gabriel answered the
invocation. The subsequent literature of Judaism is a mixture of
truth from Mikhael and falsehood from the fallen angel imposter of
Gabriel.

It is for that reason that the true angel Gabriel appeared to Mohammed
and transmitted the Koran, to counter the evil work of his fallen
angel imposter.

This was all made into a movie called the Prophecy, starring
Christopher Walken as the fallen angel imposter of Gabriel.