David Jewish

No vampires fear the Jewish Star of David or the cross? (Is the question on TMZ)?

It seems that the mythology of vampirism has a no occult (hidden) Christian Program. In other words, the fear of the cross demonstrates the power of true God. However, it also can be said that the question of what is the spell of fear, and therefore is not in the power of a Christian God is limited. Is this fair?

I would say that religion is not the vampire, but the level of faith in the sacrifice. If a devout atheist vampire meets a Jew who keeps the star of David, I think, that the driving force behind this belief is What Hurts The Vampire, not the symbol.

Why God's promise to Jewish people as David Messiah? strong man and a warrior?

unlike the Christian messiah .. He was passive and does not establish the kingdom of David ... and he said .. His kingdom is not of this world .. What kind of king was Jesus? So what happened to the Messiah has committed to restoring the nation of Israel? ERA and peace .. where the verse, "said the lion, snake, etc. .. will be friends

Because we are waiting actively the Messiah. This means that we try to make the world a better place for each operation, bringing the spiritual condition. They are not separate. Prophecies can be separated into physical and spiritual, as the Greeks and the Western philosophers who guided the Christianity. Physical and spiritual are one package. The verses of the prophet Isaiah to refer to King Cyrus and the nation of Israel. They have been re-written in Christian "OT", do not believe that a specific transaction records to take into account their doctrine that their Messiah has arrived. The Old Testament reflects the original Hebrew. The impact has been 2000 years of persecutions inquisitions and the Holocaust as bad Pogram or worse than any of Rome entered when dealing with Israel. We believe that HaShem will join our efforts to make the world a better place with acts of kindness, the more we have in, and indeed the world's redemption and peace, as promised.