John 3:16, 14:6 and Mark 16:16

These 3 are just few of the most popular verses in the Greek book – New Testament; and are still being used in preaching and teaching.

The question is, “Where is any of these mentioned in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament)? Where did this commandment or prophecy came from?

Try asking your priest or pastor or even your founder or elder in the church, you will see how they will never admit that, “It is nowhere to be found in the Hebrew Bible.”

If all about Jesus is not a lie or man-made, then what is it called?

“Thanksgiving For Salvation”

You will say on that day, ‘I thank You, Hashem, for You were angry with me, and now Your wrath has subsided and You have comforted me.
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Behold, God is my salvation; I shall trust and not fear, for God is my might and my praise — Hashem! — and He was a salvation for me.’
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And you will say on that day, ‘Give thanks to Hashem, declare His Name, make His acts known among the peoples; declare that His Name is exalted.’
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Make music for Hashem, for He has acted with grandeur; make this known throughout the world.
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Exult and sing for joy, O inhabitant of Zion, for the Holy One of Israel is great in your midst!
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1 And you shall say on that day, “I will thank You, O Lord, for You were wroth with me; may Your wrath turn away and may You comfort me.
2 Here is the God of my salvation, I shall trust and not fear; for the strength and praise of the Eternal the Lord was my salvation.”
3 And you shall draw water with joy from the fountains of the salvation.
4 And you shall say on that day, “Thank the Lord, call in His Name, publicize His deeds among the peoples; keep it in remembrance, for His Name is exalted.
5 Sing to the Lord for He has performed mighty deeds; this is known throughout the land.
6 Shout and praise, O dwellers of Zion, for great in your midst is the Holy One of Israel.