How can one learn?

I came so close to posting something that I may have regretted later down the road. The following is a revised version of that post.
I came to this forum seeking answers. I found out so much about today's religion that explains a lot.
First I found that it seems we have a following of church doctrine over the True Word. As has been made clear in almost every thread I opened. As if your church doctrine holds more truth.
Second, it seems that being a true follower of the True Word, must be shunned at all cost.
The True Word is clear on this, and the words made me ask. Do I truly know? Or am I following what tickles the ear? 2Tim. 4:3-4
Not an exact quote mind you. However it does convey the same idea, and understanding.
As not many people on here has the spirit of worrier as the Word is clear we are called to be, or has the fortitude to even try, I feel for you all. You will be in my prayers in hopes that HaShem, or Yahovah will find a way to lead you to truth. His Truth.
Yeshua when he called out the Pharisees may well have been speaking to religious leaders of today. Again not an exact quote. What he said not an easy thing to swallow.
He called the sons of Satan, hypocrites, teaching man's doctrine as if it was HaShems own. Mat.15:7-9
What so many on here wish to do is push away any that see things in a different light. Wishing to persent themselves as knowing more than they really do. Yet when pressed on a topic, they say they know so well, can't or won't even try to make the other see how they are wrong. It's kind of like telling some one they were speeding, when they were doing 35 in a 40mile an hour zone. You say it, yet when asked your only reply is, Because I said so. Ok not in those words, yet by not engaging on a topic you brought forth, you may as well say it that way.
So now I ask you, if you wish to be the teacher you are in your own mind, why hide from it?
Rather than turn to name calling, belittlement, or be dismissive, why not engage? It gives you the chance to teach, and learn. Yet on here it as though the one that stands a lone prevails simply by asking how your teaching is in context with the Whole of the Word. As for myself, I welcome any challenge to my understanding. As it opens the door to seeing how I may be wrong. That in turns makes me a better teacher, and student.
What it doesn't do is show how right I am. You see once we take on the thinking of ME, MY CHURCH, and so on, we leave the True Word behind in favor of my thoughts, my church, and so on.
As true followers, we should have a hunger to learn, and a thirst for truth. Though for many the quest for understanding stops at the door of their church. They don't study the word, and many don't read it at all. Oh they have it with them, and may even open it when the pastor gives a passage. Then they just blindly follow what ever is told to them.
Once more, in closing, I came here to learn more than I think I know. I came to seek truth. Something that is not forthcoming in a place that one would think it should be. If one follows what the Word truly says, they are called names, belittled, and so on. Yet nothing of substance is ever offered up.
I have seen people say they know the Word, and have mesmerized most of the Bible, or N.T. That's all good, if you have a true understanding of it. Yet is made pointless if you know it, and don't follow it. So will someone please explain to me, why do say you hold more understanding, yet are so unwilling to debate most topics, when you see something wrong with a teaching or understanding?

First it wasn't HaShem that did this

shall we imagine it was not God's will being carried out on earth?

have a sincere love for the brethren ... that's a command

You should really not be deceptive in your post. When only posting a part of someone has said you can mislead others. Then after all this time I really expect nothing less from you.

Rather than turn to name calling, belittlement, or be dismissive, why not engage?

Next it had to be done in fulfillment of prophecy. Deut. 28:64-68.

When I look at it I find that it must be in line with the whole of The Word. Meaning that we need to look at only Biblical definitions of all that is said.

I am sure that some will say it was due to sin, and that may well be a part of it, however, as it stands it did fulfill the prophecy given in Deut. 28.

i quote the section i am directly addressing.

"it fulfills prophecy" is not an explanation of why God does something.

that is like saying, i went to the grocery store because i said i was going to the grocery store. this adds no information to address the question "why did you go to the store?" - it only puts off the question. it isn't an answer. if that is the sum of the meaning, it's flippant.

why did God take away the temple?

the answer is not, because He prophesies He would ((though Deuteronomy 28 don't snt even say this)).
receiving auch a reply, naturally i press further, "why then did He foretell it - which is the same as the first question, showing it is yet unanswered: why is it His intention to require many sacrifices which can only be made at the temple, and also His intention to them remove that temple, such that it is become manifestly impossible to obey the requirement of the Law?

Would you rather I say, HaShem let it happen so that his Words would be fulfilled?

You have yet to reply to my question on mat. 5:17 and 18 in regards to many post.

Now you can get as upset as you like about the way I speak to you.

trying to lead you there.

You have yet to reply to my question on mat. 5:17 and 18 in regards to many post.

So from that I will say speaking with you isn't much help. You read into the Word

there is no hope in the law

the Law cannot produce righteousness.

the law is not of faith

whatever is not of faith is sin.

Hebrews 7:19



Galatians 2:21



Galatians 3:12



Romans 14:23

answered you quite plainly about a dozen times.