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I have not dealt with this issue, but I hope to very shortly, but until then, enjoy the video. I do believe that Paul would have turned his full power against such things, however, since they still hold to the rituals that Christ completed.
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Poly, this is a step in the right direction. It is a fact we all have to ‘come out’ of a lot of things; it is always a learning process and I hope this is the beginning of the turning back to Chirst that will totally happen at the ‘end’ of the last battle on earth..[this video gave me very mixed, but mostly good feelings.] True, Paul would have reiterated several lessons, but I believe he would have encouraged them at this point.
lanis
9 Jul 08 at 8:56 pm
The most important thing to come out of is worldly systems, no matter how appealing they are to our traditions and culture. I feel pity for ‘Messianic Jews’, but like a good many others, they are lost and in need of Christ.
Polycarp
10 Jul 08 at 7:54 am
Are you a Mormon?
Gilal
10 Jul 08 at 2:33 pm
Absolutely not. Please check out my other posts discussing my views on Mormonism.
Polycarp
10 Jul 08 at 2:49 pm
Poly, I’m sure as you start to learn more about this movement, you will gain a better insight into the Jewish prospective on this issue. I don’t feel any pity for these Jews. I believe if they want to keep their Jewish traditions after accepting Jesus as their Messiah then God will deal with the Law issues if need be. Isn’t the Christ the way to salvation, not religion? If you’d like to learn more please read my post. http://netprophet.wordpress.com/2008/10/03/messianic-jews/#comments
netprophet
5 Oct 08 at 2:28 pm