Orthodox Jew answers a few questions
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Matthew 5:17 Do not think that I have come to abolish Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.
His earthly parents were Jews.
No!
I showed You His words that He did not end the Law
Rahab was a Jericho prostitute that later became a Jew by faith.
Ruth was a Moabite who married a Jew.
My point was they were not natural born Jews.
His earthly parents were Jews.
No!
I showed You His words that He did not end the Law
Rahab was a Jericho prostitute that later became a Jew by faith.
Ruth was a Moabite who married a Jew.
My point was they were not natural born Jews.
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I want to show You something that Paul wrote. Romans 3:31 Do we, then, make law void through faith? Let it not be: on the other hand, we establish law. Even Paul explains the Law is still alive. This is why it's important to understand what each denomination is teaching. They remove the Law when it has never ended.
Hello Aviva,
Greetings in the name of ADONAI AB. (Not a Hebrew speaker/read so I am not sure how to write God the Father), and from Him, hen and shalom.
And, I declare ADONAI is EL Elohim too. Names are important, and like Yacov and Avraham, I too have a NAME, given of God.
I am Y'pet'El, a commissioned prophetic servant by His grace (hen).
Are you taking the ratchet the hostility approach of many of this world's atheists? The one normally used by those looking to pick a fight, as it seems from the responses to your posts.
As for me I do not care if you are hostile or polite but the latter is preferred. Like Yeshua ben Nun I say, I will worship and serve the Lord (Yeshua, Ben Dabid, Ben Avraham, Noach Ben Methuselah, Ben Adam, Ben ADONAI) only.
I must go, service of a brother awaits.
There are some things about Revelation 22:5-11 I would like to comment on.
Yours in the service of Jesus
Y'pet'El, (Jepethiel).
Greetings in the name of ADONAI AB. (Not a Hebrew speaker/read so I am not sure how to write God the Father), and from Him, hen and shalom.
And, I declare ADONAI is EL Elohim too. Names are important, and like Yacov and Avraham, I too have a NAME, given of God.
I am Y'pet'El, a commissioned prophetic servant by His grace (hen).
Are you taking the ratchet the hostility approach of many of this world's atheists? The one normally used by those looking to pick a fight, as it seems from the responses to your posts.
As for me I do not care if you are hostile or polite but the latter is preferred. Like Yeshua ben Nun I say, I will worship and serve the Lord (Yeshua, Ben Dabid, Ben Avraham, Noach Ben Methuselah, Ben Adam, Ben ADONAI) only.
I must go, service of a brother awaits.
There are some things about Revelation 22:5-11 I would like to comment on.
Yours in the service of Jesus
Y'pet'El, (Jepethiel).
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Is this not also what scripture states? Every spiritual descendant of the Pharisees is guilty of deicide. You and I don't share the same beliefs on the Holocaust or what led to it, and given the current censorship of the truth on this topic in many jurisdictions, it can't even be spoken of openly, so I don't intend to try.
Jesus did indeed die on the cross for me and every other believer, including those who have repented of the false religion of the Pharisees. Paul is perhaps the best scriptural example of one of these.
Jesus did indeed die on the cross for me and every other believer, including those who have repented of the false religion of the Pharisees. Paul is perhaps the best scriptural example of one of these.
He said he wouldn't answer, I don't expect him to. But as I told another new member, threads pretty much go where they go. I have asked the same thing on a thread and I've been here long enough to tell you that it won't matter. You did say plz, I will let the matter drop, unless someone directly says something to me. I will always speak up around someone denying the Holocaust, whether a Jewish person is around or isn't. It's how I was raised. I'd do that same for people of any other race too. If Mo wishes to answer he can pm me.
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Jesus came to fulfill the law. We are not perfect people and there is no way we can keep the law perfectly. That was the reason for the blood sacrifices the blood covered our sin in G-ds eyes, but it didn't take it away. So people had to live by the law and make sacrifices. Jesus came to fulfill the law. He became our blood sacrifice and our high priest. With His death He didn't just cover sin, He took our sins away. Without Him we cannot keep the law perfectly no matter how hard we try. G-d knew that, that was the reason for the Messiah, to connect G-d to man like never before. When G-d looks at us, He no longer sees sin, because it's not just covered by blood of animals, it's been taken away.
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She asked, I agreed. I'm simply warning her as I did another new member that threads tend to have a life of their own here. And unless it's a total free for all, I've never seen mods close a thread because it didn't stick to the OP. I've started enough threads to know this first hand. So have you.
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The belief is that Jesus fulfilled every Law, as required the Messiah would do. And our faith in Him that He did this justifies us who are not able to keep the Law perfectly like He did. It's not a matter of us following the Laws, because we do in the condensed version. It's all about that Jesus did and we believe He did and put our faith in Him and He justifies us because we are not able fulfill the Law ourselves.
Even You said when You sin You must do a good deed. So You like us are not able to fulfill the Law. But Jesus did fulfill the Law. And we believe He did. And we place our hope and faith in Him. As result, He justifies us because we're admitting we cannot do what He can do.
Even You said when You sin You must do a good deed. So You like us are not able to fulfill the Law. But Jesus did fulfill the Law. And we believe He did. And we place our hope and faith in Him. As result, He justifies us because we're admitting we cannot do what He can do.
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