There is no such directive.
For Jews, the Hebrew Bible is called the Tanakh. For Christians it is the Old Testament.
About the same as you would learn any other language that is not your native language. It doesn't matter what religion you are.
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Christians adopted the Hebrew Bible, the holy book of the Jews, as the Old Testament of the Christian Bible because Jesus, Paul and the other authors of the Christian New Testament repeatedly quote from or refer to text in the Hebrew Bible. Had Christians abandoned that text, the references to it in the New Testament would make very little sense. After the death of Jesus, Christians read the Hebrew Bible very closely to re-interpret almost everything in Chritological terms. Jews generally find these reinterpretations amusing, at best and quite annoying at other times.
There is no such thing as a Hebrew New Testament, unless you are talking about the Christian New Testament translated into Hebrew for Israeli Christians to read. If that's the case, it is no different than any other language version of the New Testament.
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Hebrew is used whenever a Hebrew speaker wants to speak with another Hebrew speaker. It works exactly the same for English or any other language.Hebrew can also be used liturgically in synagogues and religious institutions. In this situation, it is used to read the Torah and Jewish prayers as well as other religious books.
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When Christians show love for each other, God is there. Christians were quite cohesive and supportive of one another, and that helped spread the faith--it still does.
Answer:Jesus Christ, other Christians and non-Christians help Christians.
This can be found in Tertullian's "Apology," Chapter 39.7 (circa 200 A.D). The full quote, in which Tertullian is describing how outsiders see the Christians, is as follows: "Look..how they love one another (for they themselves hate one another) and how they are ready to die for each other" (for they themselves are ready to kill each other).
Different Christians killed different people for different reasons. No Christians have yet proven themselves capable of keeping all of the commandments of the Christ. He set a very high standard for His people. There are some Christians who have taken vows of non-violence, but they are a small minority.