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Hi this is a great book and discusses christian and judaism in terms of
work and wages:

"Case for the Living Wage"- Jerold L. Waltman

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>Did you actually _read_ these verses you cite? How could you miss
>_whose_ the
>glory was? IT was not Moses's, nor Elijah's. It was Christ's glory.

You are getting more obtuse the more you write. I did not deny Jesus
the glory. I said nothing about Moses and Elijah shining brighter than
the sun, and whose clothes became whiter than any fuller could do. *Pay
attention* Read the words before you get to your reply.

>And both would be shocked at the idea of anyone using these
>similarities to argue the Christ was not far, far greater than Moses.

What?!? Who said I was? I'm beginning to think you are having a
conversation with yourself? How on earth could you go on that tangent
from what I wrote? Yes Jesus was the "greater Moses". PAY ATTENTION.
Your misplaced zeal to win an argument and defend your unBiblical
opinion is causing you to assume too much.

>>Leaving that aside, we already know that
>>Elijah was in heaven with God,

>no he wasn't.

>Yes, he was.

No he wasn't.

"Moreover no man has ascended into heaven but he that descended from
heaven, the Son of Man" (John 3:13) Elijah died centuries before Jesus
said this. So if Elijah didn't got to heaven where was he all that
time?

> And as they still went on and talked, behold, a chariot of
> fire and horse