Its also why (((theyve))) been so eager to 'discredit' the Vulgate and have made sure since Vatican II that the Church has been permitting non-Vulgate "translations" based on the (((Masoretic Text))), despite the fact that the Vulgate is *still* the official Church Translation.
Is there a reliable post somewhere that gives me a zoomed out view of this development, from the origins of the bible, and to how we have the jew’ed poisoned version today? Cheers.
I didn't save the sources when I was looking into it, but to repeat my steps, hop onto Brave AI (Leo) and ask about which Jewish groups were involved in the creation of the English version of the bible and ask it to cite it's sources, then dig into those. It's usually pretty forthcoming.
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Also the parable of the wicked husbandmen, which is an allegory for the ancient Hebrews killing the Prophets and Christ, and then being destroyed by the Romans themselves in retribution, and the Church and the Holy Land being handed of to the faithful remnant and the Gentiles. Even if the synagogue of Satan *were* actual Hebrews (which they arent, unless your an extreme one drop rule believer, in which case most meds and whites and jeets would probably be Hebrews), they *still* would have no claim to the Holy Land and wouldnt be "The People of God".
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It's one thing that's been quite surprising to me when reading the New Testament. Most of what Jesus said, and about half of the parables Jesus taught, were explicitly condemning the Pharisees, scribes, Sadducees, and jews of His day. There is zero chance that if you read the Bible, you come away thinking jews are God's chosen people, that dispensationalism and judeo-Christianity are true, that Jesus has two brides, or that the new covenant/Israel doesn't now entirely rest in the Christian church.
Yes, which makes me laugh at any dispensationalist prot who claims "catholics arent allowed to read the bible". One would literally have to *not read the bible* to believe half the crap they do. Now of course, sadly most (self-proclaimed) Catholics *dont* read their bibles, because *if they did*, Modernism would die off overnight. Honestly, daily readings are not enough, because the modernists have been curating those to be within the "acceptable" verses so that a mass of enraged Catholic peasants doesnt rise up and literally defrock them and cast them to the vultures for betraying Christ.
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It's interesting that the older translations also imply the king expected his wicked servant to put the money in a bank to gain usury. Not interest. Explicitly usury.
Jesus always taught in parables, in metaphors easily understood by the audience he was speaking to. That specific parable is about the talents and blessings God gives us, to spread and share them, and not bury them in the ground, as the bad servant did. Jesus knew who he was talking to, when he compared it to usury and banking.