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The expression "in three days" can mean "in a short time" but, in three days and three nights, the statement must indicate the presence of three days and three nights. It means that the three days and three nights of Mat. 12:40 musts account for specifically "three days and three nights" and the...

Jesus used to be supported by many of the women from the Galilee, especially the companions of his wife Mary Magdalene. (Mat. 27:55,56)

Right, hence, soul and the living being is one and the same.

You might have to do that with Mat. chapter 1 from the NT as it teaches about the Greek demigod which is the son of a god with an earthly woman if you read Mat. 1:18.

I am not only quoting from Genesis 2:7 but also using of Logic. If HaShem breathed into man's nostrils and that made of him a living soul, it is only obvious that soul is the combination between the body and the breath of life. Then, at death as man's body goes back to the dust and the breath of...

By the word "Truth" I mean a statement that has been verified by eyewitnesses, or the result of logical approval. If you want to see hell aka Sheol, you can pay a visit to a cemetery and see what I am talking about. You don't even need a map as it is available to all.

Yes, but not the Christian hell. The hell from the Tanach which is called Sheol aka the grave. Also from this hell, once gone, no one will ever return. (II Samuel 12:23; Psalm 49:12, 20; Isaiah 26:14; Job 7:9; etc, etc...)

Yes, the soul dies when the body is taken to the dust and the breath of life is back to God Who gave it. How's that? It happens that, when HaShem formed man from the dust of the earth, He breathed into his body the breath of life and man became a living soul. To become is to be and not to have...

Because of the psychological evidence that deep down they must entertain the theory that they could be wrong after all that the Universe must have caused itself to exist or always existed although this theory could prove that the scientists are wrong to claim an age for the Universe.

On the other hand, I would prefer to contrast "head" with walking by sight aka understanding of the way we walk through life. And "heart" I would contrast with faith which requires no knowledge of the way we need to walk. My reference for this is to Paul in II Corinthians 5:7.

Probably, if there is an eyewitness to the event; and only to the eyewitness, the event would be a miracle.

Well, if we go according to Paul, according to II Corinthians 5:7, he said that Christians are supposed to walk by faith, not by sight. By juxtaposing faith with sight, obviously, to walk by sight is to walk with understanding of the knowledge we are walking for. On the other hand, to walk by...

Well, parting from the principle that HaShem is of an absolute Oneness, it is only obvious that we all pray to the same God. What distinguishes the one who prays from another is the knowledge of the way one chooses to approach the Only God there is. Once Jesus said, "Know the Truth and the Truth...