This article is written from a Jewish religious leader’s perspective on what the Hebrew scriptures teach on the unpardonable sin. Bible believing Christians do not hold the same view.
(Rabbi Michael Barclay – PJ Media) There is a powerful teaching in the Jewish tradition that is over 2,000 years old: Those who are compassionate to the cruel will eventually become cruel to the compassionate. It is sad, but I fear that the world has become too compassionate when dealing with Hamas and the jihadists, allowing cruelty to become the accepted norm. This must stop. Now. Not just to save lives in the long term, but to save the souls of humanity itself before the world accepts being cruel to the compassionate.
Since this supposed ceasefire started between Israel and Hamas, it has been a capitulation to evil with the hope of getting any Israeli hostages returned. Hundreds of convicted murderers and terrorists have been released from Israeli prisons in exchange for a few hostages that Hamas had kidnapped on October 7. Although by definition a hostage is someone who is still alive, Israel is so committed to redeeming those who were kidnapped that they have even accepted dead bodies in exchange. On February 20, the bodies of four murdered victims were to be given back to Israel: Oded Lifshitz (83), Ariel Bibas (4), Kfir Bibas (9 months), and Shiri Bibas (32).
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