Confession of the Jews and First Confession

Comparing the Jewish confession and the first confession "Jewish confession" and "First confession" book found that there are similarities and differences. For example, "first confession" treats a boy who changed from a juvenile to a young man, admits the guilty, and tells the crime for the first time. "Jewish transformation" means to change a boy to a person who has never seen a boy. In "Transfiguration of the Jews", Ozzy was the hero, and when he was with the pastor Rabind at the Hebrew school he encountered a problem.

106 If you change your perspective, frankness and faith seem like the same thing. Repent from the Jewish backdrop, "believe" including Jews from all perspectives. As the Jews rejected Jesus (Mk.3) from the devil, they also need to admit Jesus as "Lord" or principally. Perhaps in this way the Jews can be released from the curse of his generation (to be saved. See Luke 19: 21; Acts 2 and 3). It has special meaning. Israel is in the Romans)

Comparing "Jewish confession" and "first confession" in the book, I found that there are similarities and differences. For example, "first confession" treats a boy who changed from a juvenile to a young man, admits the guilty, and tells the crime for the first time. "Jewish transformation" means to change a boy to a person who has never seen a boy. In the "Transfiguration of the Jews", the hero Ozzy encountered a problem with Pastor Lovebind of the Hebrew school. Rabbi Binder does not like Ozzie. Because he always asked a lot of questions and Rabbi Binder was always angry with him. In "First Confession", there is also a problem with the protagonist Jackie. The problem with Jackies is similar to Ozzies, but there are also differences. Jackie had problems with her older sister Nora. Nora believes that Jackie is always lying and is not good. On his regret day, his mother, Parola and Jackie went with him.