Christianity’s vision:
A relationship built on praise. Endless choirs, declarations of “holy.” You admire from afar, He receives from on high.
It feels inspiring… but it’s distant. Like standing in a crowd, singing to a king in his palace.
But here’s what no one tells you: Awe alone doesn’t equal intimacy.
Judaism’s vision:
A relationship built on closeness. Not escaping the world, but filling it with G-dliness. Every commandment, every act of kindness, justice, every moment of humility — It all becomes a channel for His light. This isn’t admiration from afar. It’s partnership. It’s intimacy. It’s making your life into His home.
Paradox:
Christianity says: “You are connected because of His grace.”
Judaism says: “You are connected because a soul is a creation of G-d.”
Takeaway:
G-d doesn’t just want your songs. He wants your presence. He wants a world where His light (G-dliness) flows through you. That’s closeness. That’s relationship.
Why didn’t jesus teach the 7 noahide laws meant for all nations? https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DaXePbqhW/
Misguided faith is better then no faith: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BYMFnSwGq/
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