Почему Иисус ест и пьет с мытарями и грешниками?

The leaders of early Judaism did not accept the event of Christ—Jesus's meals with tax collectors and sinners violated the notion of separating the community of God from the communities of sin... Jesus came to those in need. These ideas are taken from I.R. Tantlewski's book "Melchizedek and Metatron" (excursion "Rephaim, Essenes, and Therapeutae"), pp. 57-74. Our Telegram channel: https://t.me/+Dlh3NuI_sT85OWIy Friends, if you would like to support us financially, here are our details: https://www.donationalerts.com/r/niko... Russian Federation: 2202 2003 4167 3968 (Sberbank) Nikolay V.S. (rubles) IL: 4580 1700 0639 9290 Andrey Shchelkonov (dollars and shekels) Sponsorship:    / @niksink   00:00 — Introduction 01:21 — Why was Jesus called a "glutton and a drinker"? 02:21 — Meal as a Sacred Ritual in Antiquity 03:42 — The Cult of Dionysus and the Thiasa 05:58 — Inscriptions about the Thiasa in Gorgippia 07:44 — Types of Ancient Brotherhoods 09:45 — Thiasa in the Bible 11:32 — The Prohibition of Communication with the Dead in Deuteronomy 12:55 — The Story of the Witch of Endor 14:45 — The Parallel between the Dead and the Rephaim 17:19 — Isaiah on the Spiritualists 18:33 — Seeking Healing from Spirits 19:54 — The "Synagogue of the Rephaim" in the Book of Proverbs 22:54 — Synthetic Cults of the Hellenistic Era and the Dominance of the Demoniacs 24:28 — The Meaning of Jesus' Meals with Sinners 26:02 — Aggravation slander 26:45 — Conclusion and findings