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Today, I attended a Messianic Hebraic Roots congregation for the first time and learned that they fellowship with the Messianic Judaism congregation that I usually attend.
So, even though there are some MJs here that seem to make a distinction between One Law and Two House (as if there is no bridge between the two) you can occasionally fine unity. Some MJs just seem to like pointing out walls of separation that sometimes don't even exist. This seems to upset some MJs as if you have to be either one or the other and preferrably the one they prefer in order to worship more correctly.
It's just more of the same old, same old religiousity that has seemingly been a divisive character trait of mankind forever and ever.
Here is a link to a Hebrew Roots speaker at a recent HR conference. Listen to the first two minutes, and you will see HE makes the distinctions I describe. This is not an MJ reaction. What I have shared have come from the mouths of HR speakers. It is THEY who distinguish between what they do and Messianic Judaism.
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