The clips also refer to Lapid’s facebook page, in which a missionary claimed to have seen her at a rally for believers in Jesus. Lapid’s page erased this information but a title remained there stating that “Jesus is definitely on the other side.”
Lihia Lapid, whose great-grandfather Rabbi Amiel was the rabbi of Tel Aviv, has denied the claims that she believes in Jesus as “ridiculous”. However the title remained on her Facebook page
Missionary claims Lihia Lapid also believes in Jesus.
Recently after Lapid’s sister-in-law Ila’il Keren was appointed as JNF director it was revealed that she and her husband had been members of a Messianic Jews group.
In the past Yair Lapid has also said that “My ancestral lineage includes Moshe Rabbeinu, Jesus and the Rambam.”
You know the joke with the punchline "There's only one God and we don't believe in Him!"?
ReplyDeleteIf Lihi needs to believe in a dead/resurrected Messiah, why does she have to go the Jesus route? We have crazies within our own religion. Whatsamatter, Melech Moshiach Mendel Schneerson not good for nough for you? I bet he resurrects before Jesus!
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