Some here possibly think I'm more prejudiced than Mishkan because I quote Yeshua more than I quote MosesProving that you have yet to listen to the Bill Cloud video I linked to. I believe you have a vested interest in ignoring reality. It isn't my job to do your homework for you. Especially when these guys spill this stuff in everything they speak and write. They are contrary to Jews and Judaism. Period. Your denial doesn't change that.
It is your job to be able to support your assertions where you say
1 HR's are ignorant or stupid, as in your first quote.
2 HR teaches that the Jews have nothing for us
3 HR believes that Judaism and Christianity have nothing worth saving
4 HR rejects all Jewish culture and tradition
5 HR's are a bunch of anti-Semitic loners who can't get along with anybody
I don't want to dig through a video and try to guess what you heard. I want clear quotes. If you want to quote the video, give times and exact words. There should be enough written articles though that you could search for them online.
This post is kind of proving your numbered points above are true - out of your own mouth. This whole thread and its attitude is proving those points are sadly true.
1 Peter 3:16
Having a good conscience; that, whereas they speak evil of you, as of evildoers, they may be ashamed that falsely accuse your good conversation in Christ.
Thank you. Another insult for defending what I believe, as opposed to a valid argument against it.
When I say 'X' is wrong, I'm prepared to say why and back it up with quotes, history and scripture. Every argument against HR and 2H in multiple threads has boiled down to what people assume that HR teaches, even when shown otherwise.
I'm confused. Are you saying you are not MJ but you are HR? If so, I don't understand why you are debating and teaching on this MJ thread 'if you are not truly a member and share our views'.
Maybe I am wrong - but that is why I am asking.
BUT HR and 2H are not MJ beliefs..I am a messianic who believes in two house and Hebrew roots teachings. They are not separate theologies, as some here would like to believe.
Two house is the doctrine that the tribes of the northern kingdom were dispersed among the nations and lost their tribal identities. YHWH will bring them back to Israel in the end days to be joined with the southern kingdom to create the new kingdom of Israel under the kingship of Yeshua. This cannot happen until the southern kingdom, the Jews, realize that Yeshua is the messiah.
Hebrew roots is a return to the teachings of Yeshua and the apostles. It denies the change of the days and feasts by the church and the additions to the Torah by the Rabbis.
They must be, as I believe them. There is no standard set of beliefs for all MJs, though some groups may list some of the basic beliefs.
I'm confused. Are you saying you are not MJ but you are HR? If so, I don't understand why you are debating and teaching on this MJ thread 'if you are not truly a member and share our views'.
I am a messianic who believes in two house and Hebrew roots teachings. They are not separate theologies, as some here would like to believe.
BUT HR and 2H are not MJ beliefs..
There may not be a set of things that MJ does believe but there are a few things standard that MJ DOES NOT believe!
It is your job to be able to support your assertions where you say
1 HR's are ignorant or stupid, as in your first quote.
2 HR teaches that the Jews have nothing for us
3 HR believes that Judaism and Christianity have nothing worth saving
4 HR rejects all Jewish culture and tradition
5 HR's are a bunch of anti-Semitic loners who can't get along with anybody
I don't want to dig through a video and try to guess what you heard. I want clear quotes. If you want to quote the video, give times and exact words. There should be enough written articles though that you could search for them online.
I do not know much of anything about HR. Do you have any quotes from them about what they believe? Could you copy and paste some here?I am a messianic who believes in two house and Hebrew roots teachings. They are not separate theologies, as some here would like to believe.
Two house is the doctrine that the tribes of the northern kingdom were dispersed among the nations and lost their tribal identities. YHWH will bring them back to Israel in the end days to be joined with the southern kingdom to create the new kingdom of Israel under the kingship of Yeshua. This cannot happen until the southern kingdom, the Jews, realize that Yeshua is the messiah.
Hebrew roots is a return to the teachings of Yeshua and the apostles. It denies the change of the days and feasts by the church and the additions to the Torah by the Rabbis.
Dont both Messianic Judaism and Hebraic Roots believe that the five books of the Torah are equally just as important as the Words of Yeshua Ha'Mashaich as found in the first four books and last book of the New Testament..
It's obvious in the SOP that MJs are to be Torah Observant whereas, you don't hear the term Yeshua Observant" as it's assumed. So, is all this infighting because Hebraic Roots and some MJ members of this forum are viewed as being more Yeshua Observant than other MJ members. So, which one (MJ or HR) believes that the five books of the Torah credited to Moshe should have equal precedence with the Words of Yeshua HaMashaich in the first four books and last book of the New Testament.
I do not know much of anything about HR. Do you have any quotes from them about what they believe? Could you copy and paste some here?
Dont both Messianic Judaism and Hebraic Roots believe that the five books of the Torah are equally just as important as the Words of Yeshua Ha'Mashaich as found in the first four books and last book of the New Testament..
It's obvious in the SOP that MJs are to be Torah Observant whereas, you don't hear the term Yeshua Observant" as it's assumed. So, is all this infighting because Hebraic Roots and some MJ members of this forum are viewed as being more Yeshua Observant than other MJ members. So, which one (MJ or HR) believes that the five books of the Torah credited to Moshe should have equal precedence with the Words of Yeshua HaMashaich in the first four books and last book of the New Testament.
From Wikipedia:
Hebrew Roots is a contemporary global spiritual movement that advocates the return and adherence to the supposed first century faith of Jesus Christ (known as Yeshua HaMashiach [The Messiah] in Hebrew) by seeking a better understanding of the culture, history, and religio-political backdrop of that era which led to the core differences with both the Jewish, and later, Christian communities.Here is a link to the statement of faith from one site:
Hebrew Roots (or sometimes, Hebraic Roots) is a grassroots movement without an ecclesiastical superstructure and does not adhere to the COG belief system, nor to Messianic Judaism, or SCM, although, as in most faiths, there are commonalities.
Statement of Faith - What We Affirm
a. I told you the information was in the first two minutes of the recording. If that is too long and difficult to hold your attention, that's not my fault.
b. You want clear quotes? I'm sorry, but I find most cultists speak in a circuitous manner, so as to disguise their actual views. That's why it is so important to listen carefully to what is said. You have to remember at the end of the presentation what was said at the beginning.
c. I'm leaving this thread, as it is proving to be a waste of time. You don't know what your own leaders teach, and I have no inclination to do your research for you. I've wasted enough hours of my life watching/listening to HR teachers like Staley, Cloud, and Cortes.
See? You quoted it yourself, HR does not adhere to be belief system of Messianic Judaism, tho there are some commonalities (which would be Yeshua, Shabbes, feast days, and that's about it). Those small commonalities are not nearly enough to call HR Messianic Judaism or to wear the MJ icon for that matter. The deeper theology of the two just don't mesh.
From Wikipedia:
Hebrew Roots is a contemporary global spiritual movement that advocates the return and adherence to the supposed first century faith of Jesus Christ (known as Yeshua HaMashiach [The Messiah] in Hebrew) by seeking a better understanding of the culture, history, and religio-political backdrop of that era which led to the core differences with both the Jewish, and later, Christian communities.Here is a link to the statement of faith from one site:
Hebrew Roots (or sometimes, Hebraic Roots) is a grassroots movement without an ecclesiastical superstructure and does not adhere to the COG belief system, nor to Messianic Judaism, or SCM, although, as in most faiths, there are commonalities.
Statement of Faith - What We Affirm