YZKCU@cunyvm.bitnet (Yaakov Kayman) (05/02/91)
Of course not! yk -------- Yaakov Kayman (212) 903-3666 City University of New York BITNET: YZKCU@CUNYVM "Lucky is the shepherd, and lucky his flock Internet: YZKCU@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU about whom the wolves complain"
billy@tcom.stc.co.uk (Billy Khan) (05/05/91)
Well as i recall, Nicodemus (sp?) asked Jesus about salvation and was told not that he needed to be a follower, but that he had to be born-again. Nicodemus asked the obvious question, "How am I supposed to do that, can I enter my mothers womb a second time?" Whereupon Jesus simply said,"I tell you the true, you must be born again." Now whether Jews need Jesus depends on your interpretation of 'born-again' If, like me, you think that born again means, acknowledgement of your sins and repention, realising Jesus as your saviour, then I would say that the Jews do need Jesus. I believe it is Romans where we are told that,' We have ALL fallen short of the glory of God.' Quite how this fits in with the 144,000 Jews in Revelation I am not sure, comments anyone? Drew (I use Billy's account because i want to!)