Should the Ten Commandments be observed by all?
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Epoisses
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Works without faith are dead too. Jesus spoke of faith and love more than anyone and you ignore those commandments.
Epoisses
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Yes I can. Jacob your faith is dead so you are going to need an open heart transplant ASAP!
You spread "faith only".
and you ignore too many of Jesus' word.
That's why it is so corrupt.
Epoisses
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You're willfully ignorant of the words of Jesus. It's sad to see so many with a dead faith.
Shalom.
Thank you for sharing or explaining what you were or are saying. You have an interesting perspective. Are you pointing out that we all need God or are you speaking a word to me personally or directly?
I observe Torah and Matthew through Revelation so I do not believe that my faith is dead. I want to understand the Prophets and the Writings better. I read, study, and observe Torah, but I want to spend time with the rest of the TaNaKh as well.
What do you mean by an open heart transplant? When a person understands their need for God, do they change their heart toward God and others or does God change their heart?
The new covenant is for the house of Israel and the house of Judah. It came in Yeshua Messiah. It is God's law written upon minds and hearts.
Shalom.
Jacob
Ignorant is you, friend, since you ignore too many of Jesus' word.
you cannot be His disciple or follower if you don't know what He teaches.
Epoisses
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So how did the Gentiles receive the Holy Spirit in the book of Acts to the amazement of the Jews?
Epoisses
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Jesus said the commandment by which all will know we are his disciples is love. Love is the highest commandment, poor Meshak!
CherubRam
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Your words and beliefs do not agree with scriptures.
Epoisses
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I know I could never love that hat, OMG!
Epoisses
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So what are you - Messianic, Hebrew roots or SDA?
They did. There is Israel. And there is the body of Christ, the body of Messiah. There is the family of God. I do not know when there is or is not a distinction. But my understanding is that the Gentiles are not the house of Israel and the house of Judah. One possibility that has been brought up is that people can be saved and not a part of the new covenant or not a part of Israel. It would be an interesting study. I devoted most of my life to this, and I am of Israel now. When a Gentile comes to faith do they become a part of the church, the body of Christ? Who are those who were formerly Gentiles in scripture? What about those who were strangers to the covenants (of promise) and not now any longer?
Also, are you familiar with (Torah and) Isaiah 56:6?
Shalom.
Jacob
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So, you are an Amillennialist.
That is the standard Catholic position,
derived from "Replacement Theology".
beameup
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So, you are an Amillennialist then.
Amillennialism is the position of the Catholic
Chruch and is derived from "Replacement Theology".
Shalom.
No. You are incorrect. I am not an Amillennialist. I am a Jew. I grew up a Christian premillenial pretribulation rapture dispensationalist, which I am no longer. So I know about the pitfall of Amilennialism.
Shalom.
Jacob
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Well, you obviously don't believe in eschatology.
You follow Catholicism, whether you know it or not.
The RCC (or your sect) believes that we are in the
Glorious Kingdom already, but Messiah is "ruling from heaven".
Anyone can clearly see that we are already in the restored Eden. :rotfl:
Shalom.
I do not believe what you are saying here, so you are incorrect.
I am a Jew. I am of Israel. The world would be a better place without Catholicism. There are many wrong beliefs. But I do not concern myself with them because I am a Jew.
Shalom.
Jacob
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What tribe are you from?