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If the phrase "you have heard" refers to the Scriptures, why is hating one’s enemy not written in the Old Testament.
Matthew 5:43 ASV Ye have heard that it was said, Thou shalt love thy neighbor, and hate thine enemy:
Anonymous
“You have heard…”
The Israelites did not carry copies of pocket Scripture with them. They relied on being taught by the religious leaders.
So what they knew of Scripture and theology came from what they have “heard.”
Jesus came to correct the errors that Israel had been taught.
So, while they had “heard” what the Pharisees taught them incorrectly, Jesus told them the Truth: “I say unto you…”
Anonymous
Duane L Burgess they did carry them on the front of their heads as Philip Williams should
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Anonymous
Troy Day i did use a headlamp when I visited the real Noah’s Ark. http://christianleadersandscholars.org/FirstAmericanVisit.mp4
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