Was the Old Testament written by Israelites to glorify Israelites as the Aeneid was to glorify Romans?

Answer 1

Well DUH.
BTW, the Jews from the Bible, the ones who followed God and accepted Jesus as the messiah are NOT the Jews of today, but rather they are the Christians of today. Also DUH, conveniently forgotten and covered up to promote Jewish interests.

Answer 2

I would give weight to this argument except if you read the Old Testament careful the Israelites come off terribly. If you read carefully only Joseph (of the rainbow coat), Jonathan (Saul's son) and Daniel have nothing bad written about them. All the rest of the lead characters have some serious faults. I would think if it was written to make them look good they would have done a better job

Answer 3

It was written to glorify God, just like the New Testament. Every word in The Holy Bible is the Word of God, and is faithful and true.

Answer 4

Basically yes. The Aeneid however comes from the Greeks.

Answer 5

They only enjoy glory in the eyes of the inane, indoctrinated buffoons who believe the letter and prose of a book written several thousand years ago claiming one race of people are the chosen people of God.... To believe in such rubbish leaves the believer as the obtuse lemming that they are.

Answer 6

Alexander the great was not concerned about a band of crazy desert dwellers with a single God .

Back in the day great nations had numerous Gods to guide them .

But to sell several Gods was harder then just one so the Jews who we all know to be marketers and salespeople needed a simpler plan to sell God to the people and thus One God was born .

Answer 7

Yep

Answer 8

Of course.

The 'chosen people' lol

Answer 9

Of course silly, you know how them talmudists are.........hell they run your country!

Answer 10

yes indeed!!