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Indianapolis Indiana Jewish Post (Newspaper) - February 26, 1965, Indianapolis, IndianaThe National jewish Post and opinion Friday february �9m Denver s Catholic jewish editors have ecumenical meeting into obstacle on Jesus dialogue runs Denver a a vigorous advocate of Catholic jewish dialogue has engaged in one with the associate editor of the Denver Catholic Register but found himself contending with the View that Jesus was prophesied by Moses in Deuteronomy. Robert Gamzey publisher of the inter Mountain jewish news Here responded to the views of Paul h. Hallett with the comment that a a the Register columnist leaves us no room there and suggests that his opposite number a a be chary about recommending what gentiles and jews accept or reject. Hallett had written that a Moses himself declared in Deuteronomy xviii 15 a a Prophet will the lord thy god raise up unto thee from the a midst of thee of thy Brethren like unto me unto him be shall Hearken. He then went on to Tell Gamzey that Quot it is not easy to see what Prophet could be like god but one who possessed a divine personality or Jesus Christ. The associate editor of the Catholic Register seemed to want to accept Gamzey a View that a the essence of christianity to me consists in this that the Church has for 2000 years extended the common ethical moral and prophetic teachings of the two faiths in vast areas of the world. It his response then returned to the theme of Jesus. A to this we say a wrote Hallett a it is of the essence of christianity to transmit the revelation Given to Moses and the later prophets to the world. But we say that it is also of the essence of the revelation granted to Moses and the other prophets that that revelation was to be perfected in Jesus Christ. Gamzey took Little offence at this exposition. Quot i am pleased a he wrote in his Quot mile High View column Quot that Paul Hallett accepted my summation of the a essence of christianity to me which is the dissemination of our common ethical moral and prophetic teachings to vast areas of the world. Quot Hallett believes the revelation has been perfected by his Savior. This is his right this is the essence of dialogue. Each to believe in his Faith and both together to seek common roots and common goals. Gamzey suggests that Hallett reexamine the jewish schema projected in Rome. Quot it does not ask the jew to go that far As Bergson did and it Calls for dialogue Between faiths As equals which is the Only basis for a viable ecumenical discussion. Opening his response to Hallett Gamzey stated his views on Jesus forthrightly. A i begin the dialogue a he wrote Quot by disagreeing with Hallett s fifth paragraph. If the Lack of theological Concord Means interfaith tension then tension will have to be our lot during the dialogue which cannot be sustained at the Cost Al Compromise of fundamental differences of belief and Faith. Our first commandment says i am the lord your god and the second commandment demands a you shall have no other gods besides me. And so even in the ten commandments which Paul Hallett cites As irreplaceable in both faiths there is proclaimed an unbridgeable theological Gulf Between us. We need not attempt to Bridge that Gulf Over our divergent concepts a the jewish one god is. The Christian god and Jesus the son of god. The National jewish Post and opinion published weckv�?$7 emf Yot editorial and circulation office new York i Ditino 71 mattion nyc National and Indian Polit id Ioir 411 n. Pork Ava. It. Louis edition 8345 Olivo blvd. 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Entered a Cood do Mollor a i poet Zoffke b Lifcia it postmasters tend forms 3579 to 411 Norik Puric Intano Tolie kid Tom 2 jewish agencies differ pennants opposed Newark a with two National jewish organizations on opposite sides of the Fence the jewish Community Council of Essex county has taken a stand against the display of pennants proclaiming Quot one nation under god on flagpoles on Public property. Louis j. Cohen arc chairman pointed out that at least 10 new Jersey communities have approved flying the Pennant while seven had vetoed the idea. Quizzed by the arc the american jewish Congress voiced Strong opposition to the pennants while the american jewish committee indicated the Issue is not a problem for jewish communities at this time. The jewish news Here said Cohen reported. The background of the movement is the supreme court decision on prayer in the Public schools. The Pennant is flown directly underneath the american Flag. The arc action followed similar positions taken by the greater Newark Council of churches the Catholic advocate and other Community organizations. Historians to meet the american jewish historical society will hold its 73rd annual meeting in Cincinnati March 20-22. Excavated at masada2 new scrolls found Jerusalem a announcement of the finding of two More scrolls at the Mountain fortress of Masada was made by prof. Yigael Ladin who is leading the excavations. The two scrolls were found hidden under the floor Al a building assumed to be a synagogue according to the Jerusalem Post. One of the scrolls is mainly chapter 33 of the both of Deuteronomy while the other contains chapters 35 to 39 of the Prophet Ezekiel. Ladin said was impossible to decide whether he has discovered a Geniza a store room of scrolls or whether the scrolls were hidden before the defenders of Masada committed mass suicide in 73 . If the building in which the scrolls were hidden is definitely determined to be a synagogue it will be the oldest synagogue yet unearthed. Interest was entered Al. So in a number of Ostrava inscribed pottery especially on group consisting of at least ten sherds each bearing a different name. One name that of Ben Yair has excited speculation that it might be the famous Eleazar son of Yair who was commander of the resistance forces on Masada. Mall and Telephone order tilled. Beyond motor delivery area add 604 or on a Greet plus 54 each additional. Add 404 for within our delivery area. And 4 a ales tax for n. V. C. Deliveries. P. O. Box 10, new York new York 10010. Joe s private car reliable and drowsy 32-2su 149th Stroot Whitestone 57, n. V. Call i 5-6429 Chelsea collared Spring casual Ameri sport s flattering dress in a Rayon and acetate blend with the look of Shantung. Turquoise Spring Navy or shocking Pink. 10 to 20, i2i/2 to 24l/2z 38 to 44. 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