Comments for Adat Hatikvat Tzion

Comment on Is It Jewish To Believe In Jesus? by Mirium33

Mirium33 — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

If only it was such a simple past, I recently read the “rest of the story” in a book called, ‘Restoration Returning the Torah of God to the Disciples of Jesus.’ I had some inklings of church history during my studies at Grace University, but this gentleman D. Thomas Lancaster, put the history together in a succinct and informative timeline. The early church did not just wander away from their roots, they were pushed out because of the stigma surrounding being a believer. The Jewish community did not want anything to do with them because they didn’t want to be accused of heresy toward the Roman government and when Rome burned they adamantly refused to be associated with the Christians, helping to support the notion that the reason Rome burned was due to the group then called Christian. After the Messianic believers were pushed out of the synogoges, the church fathers at the council of nicene established the now known doctrine of christianity. There is much more history to be read and understood about this event, but in essence the Church has implimented and excommunicated everything that is Jewish. To the point of doing and being everything opposite of what it is to be a Messianic Beliver in Yeshua. I have met and do know faithful believers who have no knowledge of the history of the church and are learning to follow Yeshua, but stay close to their denomonation of birth in the Massiah. I recognize we all have a history, and however He does it He uses our history to teach us more about HIM. Spiritually the Church has been on a journey full of trials and tribulations, in reality it has been more.

Comment on 12 Week G-d’s Plan Course by Slpopp2

Slpopp2 — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Its interesting, informative, and spiritually inspiring to invision and understand how your Jewish roots make up your faith. Rav Nate always inspires you with his insight, humor, and deep understanding of history, Jewish commentaries, and the word to give you the big picture of how Hashem uses Israel, Jew and gentile, to become one in the Olive tree with Faith in Yeshua and then to be lead by the Ruach Hakodesh to develop your relationship to lead and live a life guided by Torah, instruction.

Comment on Is It Jewish To Believe In Jesus? by Slpopp2

Slpopp2 — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

What a paradox man has established from the centuries past until now, that we 30,000 or so different denominations and the half dozen branches of Judiaism that make the Jewish roots alienated to the gentiles and believing in Yeshua as Messiah as non-Jewish to the Jews. Their is great hope because the Father has pre-destined this all in His master plan when we will all become Qhal Echad. Of course there will be some growing pains, but we as believers are called to be ready as that day and time approaches. Shalom & blessings from HIM.

Comment on The Torah by Slpopp2

Slpopp2 — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

This is a great truth that the Torah is the law of instruction for believers to follow, and more importantly it is so because Yeshua is the Torah and he fulfilled it by being obedient to the Father in all things. So we do need grace but it goes hand in hand with His instructions found in the Torah which are revealed by Yeshua in the gospels to know how He shall live through us.

Comment on Who Is A Jew? by Steven Popp

Steven Popp — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Who is a Jew is a great article because it reveals history thru the Tanach & Brit Hadesha. The Dorn’s point out some unique features between a Hebrew and a Jew and where the term came from. The significant idea is that Hashem planned the nation of Israel & His people before the foundations of Bersheet 1:1 and as HIS word says they will endure forever ever. This has all been proven out in history and today, we as believers have a very important role in HIS plan. All praise, honor, and glory to an awesome Father who loves his people and all believers with an everlasting love, through HIS beloved SON YESHUA and HIS Rauch Hakodesh that he grants to us through faith, obedience, and our love to HIM.

Comment on Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) by Steven Popp

Steven Popp — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

What a blessing to have info & pictures updated, in honor of His name, Hashem, and to His glory through His Son, Yeshua.

Comment on As Foretold by MRavMac

MRavMac — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

I love scripture verifications. Takes the fight out of arguments. בײה