Torah-Observant Messianic Jews (Netzarim)
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Differences between Hebrew, Jew and Israelite
According to Judaism 101 (http://www.jewfaq.org/whoisjew.htm) a “Jew is any person whose mother was a Jew or any person who has gone through the formal process of conversion to Judaism“.
The dictionary http://www.yourdictionary.com says that a Hebrew is: “A member or descendant of a Semitic people claiming descent from Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob; an Israelite; a Jew”.
If you or I are not born from a jewish mother or have not gone through a formal convertion to Judaism, but love Torah and are observant of all its precepts and follow Yeshua as the Messiah of Israel, what are we biblically? Read more
Where Are Buried Apostles Peter and Paul?
Many experts affirm that Peter and Paul’s bones are in the Vatican.
Is that true? Let’s see… Tertullian (c. 180 C.E.), writing in Latin, mentions the martyrdom of Peter and Paul under Nero in Rome. Read more
Hanukkah: Rock of Ages
The Chanukah – Hanukkah Story in 8 hit songs. A short medley of pop music parodies through the ages.
Source: Hanukkah: Rock of Ages
Arguments In Favor of the the Trinity Refute It- (Part 1)
The argument that the doctrine of the Trinity is not true because the exact word “Trinity” is absent from the Bible is very sloppy at best. The basic problem is that all the scriptures that support this false doctrine are almost always taken out of context. Read more
Dates of the Beginning and End of the World According to Torah (Bible)
¿When was the Creation according to the Tanack? At what time was the universal flood? When was the Temple of Israel constructed? The Bible has the answers to this questions. We only need to have confidence in the Word of the Eternal Creator and to know the given dates in the Tanack (A.T.); with them we can interlace the dates with some certainty and discover what we are looking for. Read more
John Chapter 1 Does Not Talk About Yeshua (Jesus) Being God
Many people says this Yohanan (John) Chapter 1 means Yeshua (Jesus) is God. That is 100% false.
To understand this verse in depth we can go in detail through the first chapter of Yohanan. Yohanan probably wrote his gospel especially for Jewish Christians. We must also understand that the Greek word “logos” means “the word” (from Elohim). The word of Elohim was His Law, the Scripture (Torah) He had given to Israel. Read more
John 14:6 Torah is the Only Way to the Father
Many people ask us about the verse Yohanan(John) 14:6. Does it imply that only through the name of Yeshua can there be salvation? What happened to the prophets and the Patriarchs? What about the Jewish people who follow the commandments of the Torah with their hearts?
One of those cases of confrontation with the interpretation of this verse is Luke 10:25-37where Yeshua affirms to the Doctor of the Law of Moses “do this and live”, inheriting eternal life, without affirming the messianism of Yeshua. Read More
The Aaronic Blessing from the Priest to the Congregation (Numbers 6:22-27)
The Aaronic Blessing found in Bamidbar (Num) 6:22-27 is the the most famous blessing in the Torah (Bible):
“Thus you shall bless the people of Israel: you shall say to them, Adonai bless you and keep you; Adonai make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you; Adonai lift up his countenance upon you and give you Shalom (peace)” Read more
Beard and Hair in Men, Specially in the Rabbi.
Now let’s look briefly a little more about what the beard represents in traditional Judaism.Many Jewish males, not all, have their faces populated by beards almost untouched, or unsettled. Many rabbis, not all, also follow this trend and it is considered that this is a tradition that accentuates their status as priests. All these men follow a Biblical principle “that prohibits cut with a razor’s head hair.” Read more
