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Seeing Messiah Yeshua in the Old Testament
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Patricio, I spent years studying scriptures from different groups before I started discussing scriptures.
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It is also a non-Christian seeker icon I think....
This is info about his Christianity tho:
My Christianity
Church: Yeshua Apostolic Torah Community
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Even though it is against CF rules to choose the icon he did to state his position, many of us can relate to what he is trying to say, but for his sake here on Cf would advise him to choose the MJ icon so that he could more freely post here.
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yedida
Ruth Messianic, joining Israel, Na'aseh v'nishma!
And one should never take on an icon just to be able to teach/debate. It makes a statement that should be true. Some posters have done this, and it hasn't gone well for them. Just saying..... He does seem to be following Messianic Judaism.
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I already posted my reason in the other thread why I chose to change my icon from MJ to Seeker but since that it appears to be that you guys haven't notice it. I repost it here:
Christian, Catholic and Messianic Jew and others are just labels and each label imprisons your mind in a box. Changing your label is just like going out from one box to another box. And you are still in the box! So the best thing to do is do not label yourself anymore. I am not a Christian nor a Jew. I am just a loving believer of Yeshua and a Keeper of His Word (Torah). This belief has freed me from religious fanaticism and dogmatism!
I think I can call myself now a spiritual seeker too not a religious one who is always part of a particular group, church, circle or a religious community called the faithful, and doing what is expected by that specific sect. As a spiritual seeker, we do not need to conform to the dogmas, practices, beliefs and rituals of a particular organized sect or church. We can practice spirituality completely alone and just follow what the Scripture says because I believe that this was been breathed by God. We just listen and obey what God says not what the pastor says. My relationship with the divine now is according to what He says and based on His divine perception of what is good, true and beautiful.
Christian, Catholic and Messianic Jew and others are just labels and each label imprisons your mind in a box. Changing your label is just like going out from one box to another box. And you are still in the box! So the best thing to do is do not label yourself anymore. I am not a Christian nor a Jew. I am just a loving believer of Yeshua and a Keeper of His Word (Torah). This belief has freed me from religious fanaticism and dogmatism!
I think I can call myself now a spiritual seeker too not a religious one who is always part of a particular group, church, circle or a religious community called the faithful, and doing what is expected by that specific sect. As a spiritual seeker, we do not need to conform to the dogmas, practices, beliefs and rituals of a particular organized sect or church. We can practice spirituality completely alone and just follow what the Scripture says because I believe that this was been breathed by God. We just listen and obey what God says not what the pastor says. My relationship with the divine now is according to what He says and based on His divine perception of what is good, true and beautiful.
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yedida
Ruth Messianic, joining Israel, Na'aseh v'nishma!
It doesn't matter, you may not teach or debate in any of the congregational areas of CF if you are not a member of that group. This is shown by your faith icon. These are CF rules, not ours, but we all must abide by them. You are more than welcome to remain with us, fellowship and ask questions but you may not teach nor debate.
You are free to teach and debate under any icon in General Theology.
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Alright, thanks for the heads up!
Probably I need to start posting now in the General Theology Section. But I am still glad to visit the MJ corner when I have questions concerning Torah and Israel!
And I am not here to teach anyway, I am just here to share.
Thanks!
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Well yeah, that's where I attend my Shabbat Service before, but since that I already left my first house and preferred to live here at the countryside. I am now doing my Shabbat Service at comfort of our own home.
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And Thanks for all the great discussions!!!
Thanks Avodat, Yedida, Easy G (G²), Diakoneo and others who converse and chat with me...
Shalom!
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