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Our BetterMost Community => The Holiday Forum => Topic started by: southendmd on November 29, 2009, 08:26:50 pm
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Do you have confused allegiances? Here's a song for you!
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p9TE8dRPX0[/youtube]
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My daughter recently joined a "Messianic Jewish" church, so this has relevance to me! I thought cooking kosher would be fairly easy: just don't make veal in cream sauce. But no, it turns out there's a whole slew of other things I should not serve now!!
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VG Paul!
At 1.04 - that person is't playing! They're not using the valves of the bass correctly! :P
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VG Paul!
At 1.04 - that person is't playing! They're not using the valves of the bass correctly! :P
Good pickup, Kelda. A kinda of brass lip-synching?
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Good pickup, Kelda. A kinda of brass lip-synching?
Lol - I suppose it is! But a baaaadd lipsynching!
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I liked (J)OY.
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My daughter recently joined a "Messianic Jewish" church, so this has relevance to me! I thought cooking kosher would be fairly easy: just don't make veal in cream sauce. But no, it turns out there's a whole slew of other things I should not serve now!!
What's a messianic Jewish church? Do they have churches? I thought Jewish people had synogogues. Is it the same thing?
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I don't know that much about it, but they are basically Jewish but believe in Christ, however, they call him something different. I think their churches are called temples and their ministers are called elders. They worship on Saturdays and celebrate Jewish holidays, but also some Christian ones.
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Do you have confused allegiances? Here's a song for you!
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Hilarious!!!!
Thanks Paul!
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I don't know that much about it, but they are basically Jewish but believe in Christ, however, they call him something different. I think their churches are called temples and their ministers are called elders. They worship on Saturdays and celebrate Jewish holidays, but also some Christian ones.
Talk about confused.... ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)
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What's a messianic Jewish church? Do they have churches? I thought Jewish people had synogogues. Is it the same thing?
I don't know hardly anything about it, but I think the gist (at least originally) is that just like all Jews who believe a messiah will come, this version believe the messiah did come, and it was the guy the Christians celebrate.
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I don't know hardly anything about it, but I think the gist (at least originally) is that just like all Jews who believe a messiah will come, this version believe the messiah did come, and it was the guy the Christians celebrate.
Which is exactly the definition of the basic difference between Judaism and Christianity.
A Jewish church that believes Jesus to be Messiah is a contradiction in terms.
It they believe Jesus is Messiah, they are Christians.
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Which is exactly the definition of the basic difference between Judaism and Christianity.
A Jewish church that believes Jesus to be Messiah is a contradiction in terms.
It they believe Jesus is Messiah, they are Christians.
Looks like you're right, Sonja.
From Wiki:
Messianic Judaism is a religious movement that differs from mainstream Christianity and from Judaism by combining elements of each into a single faith.
Like other Christians, its adherents believe that Jesus of Nazareth, whom they call Yeshua, is the resurrected Messiah and often the Divine Savior.[1][2][3] Messianic Judaism adds to this some observance of Jewish Law, which is not generally practiced (and often discouraged) in Christian churches.[4] These observances include observing Jewish Shabbat, abstaining from pork, shellfish, and other foods banned by Jewish law, and observing Jewish holidays. As of 2003, there were at least 150 Messianic synagogues in the U.S. and over 400 worldwide.[5] By 2008, the number of Messianics in the United States was around a quarter million.[6] The number of Messianic Jews in Israel is reported to be anywhere between 6,000 and 15,000 members, including the mainly Messianic Jewish village of Yad HaShmona, near Jerusalem.[7][8]
Although some Messianic Jews are ethnically Jewish, and argue that Messianic Judaism is a sect of Judaism,[9] the various streams of Judaism are unanimous in their rejection of Messianism as a form of Judaism,[10][11] and both Christians and Jews consider Messianic Judaism to be a form of Christianity.[12] Messianic belief in the divinity of Jesus is seen by the great majority of Christians and by Judaism as being the defining distinction between Christianity and Judaism.[10][12][13] This is also the opinion of the Supreme Court of Israel which ruled that the Law of Return should treat ethnically Jewish individuals who convert to Messianic Judaism the same way it treats Jews who convert to Christianity.[14]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messianic_Judaism
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Yep
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Which is exactly the definition of the basic difference between Judaism and Christianity.
A Jewish church that believes Jesus to be Messiah is a contradiction in terms.
It they believe Jesus is Messiah, they are Christians.
Can I watch while you argue with them that they aren't what they say they are? ;D
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Can I watch while you argue with them that they aren't what they say they are? ;D
They can call themselves whatever they want. Doesn't nessecarily mean that's what other people regard them as.
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They can call themselves whatever they want. Doesn't nessecarily mean that's what other people regard them as.
Reminds me of certain other discussions around here lately. :laugh:
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Reminds me of certain other discussions around here lately. :laugh:
Ooops..... that wasn't my intention.