If Tanak barely mentions the afterlife, how can Christianity be said to harp on that afterlife if there are about twice as many references? Double almost non-existent and you have existent at the most. As to whether I would be alive without modern medicine, I am almost 71. I had mostly penicillin shots when I was under that care of my parents. The last modern medicine I had was shortly after I turned 18. I got a penicillin shot for a sore throat. I was filled with the Holy Ghost at about 20.I said to myself that I would never need medicine, because a miracle was so much a part of my ordinary life, speaking in tongues, surely I could believe to be healed if I ever needed it. And if God did not wish to heal me, who was I to resist his will. There have been times I was sick, occasionally seriously, but God has always healed me. I have every reason to believe that I would be just as alive if doctors did not exist. If sickness seems stubborn, call for the elders of the church to pray for you. Most of the time this is not necessary. You can just repent and be healed. For hard cases you may require the prayers of the righteous. Elders are suggested in the Bible because at least one of them should be righteous, not because only elders are righteous. Be ready to accept the righteous, even if it is the righteousness of faith, not of the law or extraneous man made rules that pass as the law to many. You may see people's humanity. That does not mean that God does not see his Son that lives in the person's heart by faith. Yes, when we repent it means that we plan to stop committing sin. But it does not mean we will be 100% successful. But God is for us, rooting that we will succeed at the last. He is merciful and does not even regard as sin many things that people get hung up on. Forgive others from the heart and it will not be hard to forgive yourself of past mistakes. Remember that all were forgiven of killing Jesus except those who did it eyes wide open and refused to repent. It is hard not to be saved, because God is so determined to give us chance after chance.
Jesus christ is the truth and he told us what is Going to happen, Those who are chosen by God will be joined with God in the new world after Jesus christ comes back after killing the antichrist and he will rule over the new earth (after the old heaven and the old earth were destroyed), the people who weren't righteous in the sight of God (will not be burned at the stake like fries), God is not evil to do that, Jesus christ will raise the wicked and he will judge them, (fire in the Jewish world meant judgement), and judgement means that the wicked will see what they would've gotten, they will see God's glory, they will see what the righteous got, they will see all of the beautiful things that are not even imagined in this world, and after Jesus christ judging them, he will cut them off, he will destroy them, the same way you burn a candle and it just dissappears into a very small candle and then it becomes nothing, That's how judgement will happen, God will not burn people forever for any reason, And the fire that comes from God won't even gonna burn them, it will eat and annihilate them, so it's not gonna even harm them physically but when you see God (this beautiful creator) with all his beauty and with the new world that he created which is a billion times better than anything you can imagine in this world, I would assume that the wicked would be crying in tears not because they will be burned but because they won't be able to access this new eternal world full of happiness and they will no longer exist, That is far worse than to be burned forever in my opinion, but that's a just punishment, going after someone's conscience is far more powerful than hurting them physically because if you hurt them physically they'll probably forget about that in a month, you hurt someone mentally it stays for the rest of his life.
Jesus promises he will do anything you ask in his name. Go ahead and ask Jesus to make Tovia a Christian and then let us know if Jesus kept his promise to you.
Ideological principles must be proven based on clear, explicit, obvious and unambiguous verses, without any doubts, without solving riddles and puzzles. The Trinity is not clearly mentioned anywhere in the Torah, and what you are citing to prove the Trinity is not based on clear verses but on verses with ambiguous meanings.If God had said somewhere in the Torah, "Listen, O Israel. God is one. God is the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit," you would be right.
