Tishri1 said:I was just at a seminar (tuesday)that gave detailed teaching on the Israeli Government, their secular and religious branches
Whoppe-do, shall we throw you a ticker tape parade?
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Tishri1 said:I was just at a seminar (tuesday)that gave detailed teaching on the Israeli Government, their secular and religious branches
I agree we are one in Jesus, and he was Jewish not Roman, and so was Paul Jewish and the tree we are grafted into is Jewish nothing Roman about it, The Bible is a Jewish book....We are all made one new man under a Jewish Messiah, if you take the Jewishness out of Christianity then you are doing yourself (and your ministry if you have one) a diservice...OnTheWay said:Without the law nothing is lost and without Christ there is no salvation for men. The NT is clearly the higher of two.
Those that chose to refer to St. Paul's reference of grafting do so in order to avoid the fact that they are intentionally misrepresenting what St. Paul was refering to. After all it was St. Paul that was first and foremost to criticize the Jews for attempting to force Judaism on the gentile Christians and also St. Paul that was so forward in telling the world that there was no longer a difference between Jew and Greek. A branch that is grafted becomes fully a part of the tree it was grafted to and when the graft is finished there is no difference between the grafted branch and the tree. Applying that there is a remaining difference is a statement that Christ failed in His mission to save the world, which He most certainly did not. With Christ the entire world was taken and reconciled to God and thus God's whole creation was reconciled. Just as the whole world was made suitable for prayer mankind became ONE creation of God again.
In Matthew eight we learn of a Roman Centurion that approached Jesus and asked Him to heal his servant. Jesus agreed saying He would go to the Roman's house but the Centurion said that he was not worthy and Jesus need only say the word and it would be done, and so Christ healed his servant and then He tells his discples in verses 10-12:
"When Jesus heard this He was astonished and said to those following Him, "In truth I tell you, in no one in Israel have I found faith as great as this. And I tell you that many will come from east and west and sit down with Abraham and Isaac and Jacob at the feast in the kingdom of Heaven. But the children of the kingdom will be thrown out into the darkness outside, where there will be weeping and grinding of teeth." Matthew 8:10-12
Thus Jesus tells us that those that accept Christ will come and sit with Abraham and be made his heirs (Galatians 3:29), and those that do not will be thrown out in the darkness (hell).
Romans 11:28-29 8 From the standpoint of the gospel they are enemies for your sake, but from the standpoint of God's choice they are beloved for the sake of the fathers; 29 for the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.
Romans 11:18 18 do not be arrogant toward the branches; but if you are arrogant, remember that it is not you who supports the root, but the root supports you.
Romans 11:15-16 15 For if their rejection be the reconciliation of the world, what will their acceptance be but life from the dead?
This is outrageous! Please include documentation with yourOnTheWay said:There's nothing to agree to disagree about. Israel is a secular state with a population that is largely atheistic and discriminates based on ethnicity and religion against its citizens. Complete with the denial of the right of return to Ethopians because they are black and organized burnings of the New Testament. I couldn't imagine the outrage if another country had a state sponsered burning of the Talmud. It uses the same terrorist tactics of killing innocent women and children that the Muslims use in their war against Israel. There is nothing godly about the state of Israel. You've made asseration after asseration that I have refuted throughly and you simply haven't a clue as to what you're talking about. So I'll tell you what, why don't you educate yourself on current events and come back and discuss it when you've reached some level of understanding.![]()
Tishri1 said:I agree we are one in Jesus, and he was Jewish not Roman, and so was Paul Jewish and the tree we are grafted into is Jewish nothing Roman about it, The Bible is a Jewish book....We are all made one new man under a Jewish Messiah, if you take the Jewishness out of Christianity then you are doing yourself (and your ministry if you have one) a diservice...![]()
Tishri1 said:This is outrageous! Please include documentation with yourfacts ....You are " on the way " to becoming a discredit to Christianity with that kind of slander
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don't accuse me of saying Jews are my gods I have only one God and no other Idols...The Jews possess the roots of Christianity as Paul has said, God chose to send Jesus thru the Jews and for a reason, He does everything with purpose, a reason If he wanted the world to have a Roman Jesus He could have just as easily had him born in Rome, and had the bible written by Romans and all the disciples could have been Roman too...but that was not how God chose to reveal Himself to the world....He chose Godly Jewish Men to establish his word, and bring forth his son, his Messiah is Jewish thru and thruOnTheWay said:You don't say, Jesus' humanity was given to him by a Jewish mother. I never would have known that. Here I thought he was a commander of the Roman Legions. The tree we are grafted onto in the perfect creation of our God, as there is no longer Jew or Greek. If you set up the Jews as your gods then you are doing your immortal soul a disservice. Christianity and the New Testament aren't Jewish, they are catholic (as in Universal).
Here are my factsTishri1 said:everyone should look at this
http://www.conceptwizard.com/imagine/imagine_n.html
and this
http://www.conceptwizard.com/conen/conflict_2.html
and this
http://www.conceptwizard.com/nutoo/nutshell3.html
and this
http://www.conceptwizard.com/trial/trial.html
and this
http://www.conceptwizard.com/pipeline_of_hatred.html
then make you final discision
That doesn't change the convenant that G-d made with our ancestors...the convenant that has yet to be fulfilled. How then do you justify the Word of G-d that you claim to believe to the drivel you're spouting here.OnTheWay said:There's nothing to agree to disagree about. Israel is a secular state with a population that is largely atheistic and discriminates based on ethnicity and religion against its citizens. Complete with the denial of the right of return to Ethopians because they are black and organized burnings of the New Testament. I couldn't imagine the outrage if another country had a state sponsered burning of the Talmud. It uses the same terrorist tactics of killing innocent women and children that the Muslims use in their war against Israel. There is nothing godly about the state of Israel. You've made asseration after asseration that I have refuted throughly and you simply haven't a clue as to what you're talking about. So I'll tell you what, why don't you educate yourself on current events and come back and discuss it when you've reached some level of understanding.![]()
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Who knows today? Are you serious? They've done dozens of DNA studies in Israel, Shepardic Jews and the Arab populations are very close in line of decent. Confirming the Bible's account of the separation of the Arabic peoples and the Jews.
We also know that the Khazars came from south western Asia had have absolutely no ethnic link to Shepardic Jews. It was merely a political decision to avoid conflict with Muslim Asia and Africa and Christian Europe. So we know Shepardic Jews are the only Jews that have any blood tie to Abraham and the prophets. Thus Ethopian Jews have the same claim to the right of return that Khazars do, but as Khazars are running the show they will not allow the black Ethopians the same treatment. Thus blood does matter to the secular state of Israel and if your skin isn't light enough then you aren't welcome despite the generational practice of Judaism.
80% of the New Testament is a quote paraphrase of the Old Testament....OnTheWay said:Without the law nothing is lost and without Christ there is no salvation for men. The NT is clearly the higher of two.
Those that chose to refer to St. Paul's reference of grafting do so in order to avoid the fact that they are intentionally misrepresenting what St. Paul was refering to. After all it was St. Paul that was first and foremost to criticize the Jews for attempting to force Judaism on the gentile Christians and also St. Paul that was so forward in telling the world that there was no longer a difference between Jew and Greek. A branch that is grafted becomes fully a part of the tree it was grafted to and when the graft is finished there is no difference between the grafted branch and the tree. Applying that there is a remaining difference is a statement that Christ failed in His mission to save the world, which He most certainly did not. With Christ the entire world was taken and reconciled to God and thus God's whole creation was reconciled. Just as the whole world was made suitable for prayer mankind became ONE creation of God again.
In Matthew eight we learn of a Roman Centurion that approached Jesus and asked Him to heal his servant. Jesus agreed saying He would go to the Roman's house but the Centurion said that he was not worthy and Jesus need only say the word and it would be done, and so Christ healed his servant and then He tells his discples in verses 10-12:
"When Jesus heard this He was astonished and said to those following Him, "In truth I tell you, in no one in Israel have I found faith as great as this. And I tell you that many will come from east and west and sit down with Abraham and Isaac and Jacob at the feast in the kingdom of Heaven. But the children of the kingdom will be thrown out into the darkness outside, where there will be weeping and grinding of teeth." Matthew 8:10-12
Thus Jesus tells us that those that accept Christ will come and sit with Abraham and be made his heirs (Galatians 3:29), and those that do not will be thrown out in the darkness (hell).
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amen Gwen! The OT is God's calling card, his business card, and the Torah is his instruction...it's not LAW that is a poor translation of the word, it's instruction for living, and it's ABBA's instruction ment to get us ready to recieve The King when he appears to set up his Kingdom in our midst...Gwenyfur said:80% of the New Testament is a quote paraphrase of the Old Testament....
think again dude
and then he addsMatthew 5:17-19 17 "Do not think that I came to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to abolish, but to fulfill. 18 "For truly I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or stroke shall pass away from the Law, until all is accomplished.
19 "Whoever then annuls one of the least of these commandments, and so teaches others, shall be called least in the kingdom of heaven; but whoever keeps and teaches them, he shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven.
Tishri1 said:amen Gwen! The OT is God's calling card, his business card, and the Torah is his instruction...it's not LAW that is a poor translation of the word, it's instruction for living, and it's ABBA's instruction ment to get us ready to recieve The King when he appears to set up his Kingdom in our midst...
Jesus said he came to bring the Word to it's fullest meaning so it could be planted in our hearts, not to abolish it ...The word "Abolish" doesn't even mean do away with....it means to twist the meaning of , or incorrectly interpret, or diminish it's meaning.....while "Fulfill", means to correctly interpret, straighten out and bring to it's fullest meaning...if you look at the NT you see Jesus doing this everywhere he goes and what do the Authorities do? They try to trap him with the word, to make him out to be a transgressor of the word....they twisted the word to trap him and untimately kill him....but in reality They were "Abolishing" the Torah and Jesus was "Fulfilling" it....After awhile they realised that they couldn't win in any debate they had with him and had to out right lie to the court to get him killed.......But his own words were and then he addsHe's talking OT here
jgonz said:G-d gave Israel the Land and it's theirs. Period.
And what does it mean for Jesus to have "fulfilled" the Law? Paul says:Tishri1 said:Jesus said he came to bring the Word to it's fullest meaning so it could be planted in our hearts, not to abolish it ...The word "Abolish" doesn't even mean do away with....it means to twist the meaning of , or incorrectly interpret, or diminish it's meaning.....while "Fulfill", means to correctly interpret, straighten out and bring to it's fullest meaning...
The covenant was fulfilled in the person of Christ. The promise to Abraham was monergistic; God would follow through on his agreement no matter what (symbolized by his passing between the animal halves, essentially meaning that if he didn't grant the promise, he would end up like the animals!). But the Law was synergistic, and depended on the loyalty of the Israelites to the living God. The "covenant" in view here cannot be the Law, but the promise in Abraham's seed. The general resurrection and the judgment are still unfulfilled, but the covenant is not.Gwenyfur said:That doesn't change the convenant that G-d made with our ancestors...the convenant that has yet to be fulfilled.
OnTheWay's comments are none of these, and I might remind you what the Law says about false witnessing. He has not said, for instance, that he "supports divestment from Israel". If someone is anti-Semitic, you can tell pretty quick.I find your comments offensive, anti-semitic and bold faced lies.
jgonz said:G-d gave Israel the Land and it's theirs. Period.
After the Trial and Tribulation, they will have ALL their land and then some. It is the way it is supposed to be now. "Like the verse say's "Peace, peace, where there is no peace".horuhe00 said:What do your Christian belives sway towards?