What about someone with a Jewish father and a mother that’s a reform convert? Are they a Jew or are they a gentile in Christ? Would they go by the Jerusalem council or are they bound to all of Torah? Help 😢
I am Jewish and I am not a Messianic jew, or Catholic or Protestant. I consider myself a Nazarene jew. Acts 24:5. The Nazarenes are an ancient group within judaism who were followers of Yehoshua/Yeshua/Jesus. messianic judaism is too modern. And to me christianity is gentile. I believe in the Alexandrian Jewish tradition so my bible is the septuagint Including the apocrypha and I also believe in 1Enoch and the new testament. I agree more with the Lady in this video because I Believe in Messiah I am still zealous for Torah and live a Jewish life in Mashiach. I fellowship with orthodox messianic jews because it's closer to my practice.
Thank you for this conversation 🙌🏼
I really enjoyed this conversation! I would love to learn more about the Jew and Gentile Covenant Relation with Yeshua.
Thank you! We really encourage you to reach out to a Messianic Jewish congregation in your area to learn more!
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What about someone with a Jewish father and a mother that’s a reform convert? Are they a Jew or are they a gentile in Christ? Would they go by the Jerusalem council or are they bound to all of Torah? Help 😢
I am Jewish and I am not a Messianic jew, or Catholic or Protestant. I consider myself a Nazarene jew. Acts 24:5. The Nazarenes are an ancient group within judaism who were followers of Yehoshua/Yeshua/Jesus. messianic judaism is too modern. And to me christianity is gentile. I believe in the Alexandrian Jewish tradition so my bible is the septuagint Including the apocrypha and I also believe in 1Enoch and the new testament. I agree more with the Lady in this video because I Believe in Messiah I am still zealous for Torah and live a Jewish life in Mashiach. I fellowship with orthodox messianic jews because it's closer to my practice.