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well that was a pointless answer.

Just a quick question... Has anyone read the book, "the world of the ger", and if so what did you think of it? Steve

I've just read this post again and an idea that crops up here and there is that prepping is somehow opposed to living by faith.... let me ask, in the parable of the ten virgins with the oil lamps, which ones were commended... the preppers or the un-prepared. Steve

Our family are preppers. Most people are but they do not think of it that way... Anyone who buys more than a days worth of food at a time is a prepper to a certain degree. It is all a matter of perspective. Got health insurances... that's prepping. Got driving insurance... that's prepping...

consider the words of Jesus... If you knew when the thief was planning on breaking in during the night you would wake up for him and be prepared... I take it that it was not to simply say hello and feel free to take my goods. Steve p.s. I am in the UK and I do not know a single person who...

and yet when the faith first began it was pretty much completely 100% messianic judaism. the first recorded non-Jew who joined the faith was a god-fearer called Cornelius who was already thoroughly established within Judaism already!!! Steve

issue 2 of journal of the jesus movement in its jewish setting is now available. contents: The Concept of Religion and the Study of the Apostle Paul Paul, Synagogues, and Associations: Reframing theQuestion of Models for Pauline Christ Groups Ekklēsia as a Jewish Synagogue Term:Some...

Simple for us... liturgical sources, singing, songs, hearing the shofar, reading the scriptures and a lovely meal or apples/honey, a fish dish and a sweet dessert. Steve

I have often wondered that as well. Steve

Turns out someone has just set up a group of facebook which looks very promising for people who keep the sabbath or the festivals. Its an open group for discussion of the subject matter. here is its link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/123610037987419/ Steve

be sure to read the most recent post in the recomended reading / useful books pages above. there is something there which may be of interest to many of you. Steve

the link to the facebook discussion group on the biblical festivals is at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/123610037987419/ From there you can also download the book in full. I encourage everyone to join the group, discuss and sharew with like minded people and make it a happy central hub for...

when it comes to studying the NT, you cannot go far wrong with the Annotated Jewish New Testament. Steve

treat yourself to a cheap book called 'biblically kosher' by Aaron Eby and 'what about the sacrifices' by First Fruits of Zion. Questions like the above do not tend to get balanced answers from Christians as we tend to have a very anti-Law position which is laced with an inherent contempt for...

i remember a quote that may have been from their website years ago... between a married couple, anything is permissable so long as bones are not broken. made me laugh at the time.