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Torah? does the church have to keep feasts and the food law as the torah commanded? Do Christian families have to circumcise their boys on the 8th day as the torah commanded?What does it matter if Daniel is written in Aramaic? The whole point is that God commanded the people to keep the Torah (which is written in the sacred language) on their hearts, teach it diligently to their children (In Hebrew) write it on their doorposts (In Hebrew) while walking down the road (In Hebrew) Wouldn't this mean they had to speak Hebrew? God dictated the Torah to Moses in Hebrew because it is the sacred language. The rest of the Tanakh is inspired. If God chose to reveal His Word to Moses in Hebrew why would He not choose to do the same with Mary, (since she was diligently taught the Torah and obviously spoke the sacred language?
please tell me why it matters what language Jesus spoke? It doesn't really matter. At Pentecost, they heard the Spirit in gentile tongues. No?Who told you Yeshua didn't speak Hebrew? The Torah scroll was always written in the Hebrew. "He went into the synagogue on the Sabbath day and stood up for to read." ~~Luke 4:16 (He read Isaiah 61 from the Torah scroll) In fact, He (being Hebrew) quoted Torah frequently in His ministry. You are aware that the very first gentile convert to Messianic Judaism was Cornelius right? It is true that over time the movement became predominantly gentile. But not all of His people rejected Him, as you say. It wasn't until after Yeshua's death that He told his Jewish followers to go to the gentiles. The truth is that all his followers at the time were Jews. And yes, they spoke Hebrew, as well as Koine Greek, and possibly Aramaic.
red above, well, gee, was he supposed to speak German to Mary? What is the difference anyway?Hebrew was and is the sacred language of the Jewish people, so Gabriel would have most likely addressed Mary in Hebrew. The fact that other languages were spoken in Judea at the time has no bearing on this matter. The Torah is sacred, it is always written in the sacred language, it was quoted in the sacred language. Most any Jewish person understood the Hebrew. These words, which I am ordering you today, are to be on your heart; and you are to teach them carefully to your children. You are to talk about them when you sit at home, when you are traveling on the road, when you lie down and when you get up. Tie them on your hand as a sign, put them at the front of a headband around your forehead, and write them on the door-frames of your house and on your gates. ~~Deuteronomy 6:6-9 They spoke Hebrew. His name is Yeshua.
What does it matter if Daniel is written in Aramaic? The whole point is that God commanded the people to keep the Torah (which is written in the sacred language) on their hearts, teach it diligently to their children (In Hebrew) write it on their doorposts (In Hebrew) while walking down the road (In Hebrew) Wouldn't this mean they had to speak Hebrew? God dictated the Torah to Moses in Hebrew because it is the sacred language. The rest of the Tanakh is inspired. If God chose to reveal His Word to Moses in Hebrew why would He not choose to do the same with Mary, (since she was diligently taught the Torah and obviously spoke the sacred language?
I thought it was a good question but I didn't get a reply until I asked several more questions about the specifics of bacon, lobster, and clam chowder! I am not sure why it happens but some posts are not really responses to what is asked or what is written. I guess it is easier to play the man than to address the issue.
what does it matter? of course the torah was in hebrew, are we to think it was in Korean?The kids had to learn the Torah in Hebrew. It's just nonsense to think He had a Greek Name originally. It doesn't matter if one says Yeshua and the other Jesus but don't turn it around.
Sorry guys, I just don't have time to address every question. So, I chose not those I think are easy, I have nothing to hide. But when folks seem combative, I just ignore the posts and read those that, even if we don't agree, isn't so polarizing. As far as foods go... God called some things food and some things He did not call food. When it comes to 1 Tim 4 and verses like this:
4 For every creature of God is good, and nothing is to be refused if it is received with thanksgiving; 5 for it is sanctified by the word of God and prayer.
The "word of God" AT THAT TIME, was not the NT. The NT was not compiled and canonized until roughly 200AD. The reference to things being "sancitifed by the word of God" is a reference to the Torah and Prophets, which WAS considered the "Word of God" at that time. So this verse, which is often used to try to prove anything can be eaten, is speaking about FOOD (pork was never called food) and is directly referencing the "bible" in that day as that which sanctified those things which should be received as food. So, I don't eat pork. If you all do, that is fine... it is between you and God, not you and I. I will continue to do what I do and I pray you do as you are being convicted of... whatever that happens to be.
There are also movements that can't even admit His Name is Yeshua originally. I don't think He cares how we call Him, some Eskimo's called Him Jesuisi. It's important though if you want to win Jews.what does it matter? of course the torah was in hebrew, are we to think it was in Korean?
but the point is, that certain movements will promote anything that advances judaism, even language, but it does not matter.
when Jesus talks to you, what language is it in?
The question was not addressed to you or in reply to any of your posts. No reply from you was expected.Sorry guys, I just don't have time to address every question. ...
The kids had to learn the Torah in Hebrew.
It's just nonsense to think He had a Greek Name originally.
It doesn't matter if one says Yeshua and the other Jesus but don't turn it around.
My reason for not answering falls in line with what Ken said. I have nothing to hide, it's been open for years that my eating habits do not include pork or shellfish, etc.. However, the asker of the question is being combative, and rude. I was not pushing a "food" issue and had made it clear that I did not want to argue about it yet the asker (yes I know it's a made up word) kept pushing and in my opinion was just trying to pick a fight. It is my choice to not participate in any question I choose.
but when Paul wrote 1 Tim 4, it was about the future, "latter times", a time after the OT was written.
4 Now the Spirit expressly says that in later times some will depart from the faith by devoting themselves to deceitful spirits and teachings of demons,
And he said the Spirit says,. so Paul was speaking by the Spirit, and that was the word of God. Paul was writing the word of God, Peter said so in 2 Peter 3.
So his word, the rhema word, the word by the Spirit sanctified the food.That word came after the Torah, about a time after the OT.
There ya go....
The question was not addressed to you or in reply to any of your posts. No reply from you was expected.
There are also movements that can't even admit His Name is Yeshua originally. I don't think He cares how we call Him, some Eskimo's called Him Jesuisi. It's important though if you want to win Jews.
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