We at “Netzari Emunah” would like to wish our members, readership, and the entire Jewish nation a good, sweet, and blessed new year, from the depth of our hearts. May you all merit growing higher and higher in Torah and fear of Heaven and may you be blessed with all of the blessings written in the Torah. May Hashem fulfill all of your hearts’ wishes for the good in order to be able to excel in the service of Hashem.
@lindseyadams2841
5 жыл бұрын
Shanah tovah!
@LapidJudaism
5 жыл бұрын
Lindsey Adams Shana Tovah!
@isrraelsaltoperez7208
5 жыл бұрын
Baruch HaShem
@jimkeith3709
5 жыл бұрын
Without the effort of confession how could we unwrap the gift of teshuva?
@darleneharper179
5 жыл бұрын
Just so I am clear, the bible new testament you BELIEVE or not? What area of the bible do you believe as being yeshua
@darleneharper179
5 жыл бұрын
I really wish someone would answer my question. I am not Jewish. So, truly don't know. Consider me gleaning here. My church has all pagan holidays. I am just looking for truth. Do you recognize Christ Jesus of the New Testament or not? You say Yeshua I have heard him called that before. Thank you very much for your time.
@LapidJudaism
5 жыл бұрын
Darlene Harper we believe in Yeshua the Messiah and not the Christian caricature of the Messiah commonly called “jesus christ”. We believe that the gospels are scripture but not the letters. If you would like to learn more, please contact our offices for more answers. Keturah@mySarShalom.com Shalom to you!
@darleneharper179
5 жыл бұрын
@@LapidJudaism I am not sure what you mean that Jesus is portrays as a caricature. I am referring to the man that died on the cross for our sins. I know that his name by Jewish people is Yeshua. But, a rose by any other name is still a rose. (He knows I am referring to him) I am 57 years old and have called him Jesus all my life. I found out 2 years ago the name Yeshua. Your link was broken to where you wanted me to ask you question.
@LapidJudaism
5 жыл бұрын
Darlene Harper despite what Shakespeare wrote in a play, sometimes a Rose by any other Name is not a Rose....in reality. “Jesus” is not Yeshua in English, for instance. Yeshua translates to “Joshua”. But the bigger issue is that the “Jesus” of Christianity is not, at all, the Yeshua of the gospels. Yeshua’s message is, in fact, the complete opposite. He taught to keep the Law for instance. There is much to learn and (perhaps) even more to unlearn for many. We encourage you to keep learning. Have a great week!
@darleneharper179
5 жыл бұрын
@@LapidJudaism I have recently heard Joshua as his name too. I am sure you are very knowledgeable about somethings I am wanting to find out. The holiday for one. I believe they are important. Christian's have made it a point to separate from Jewish traditional holidays which i find is a crying shame. If you could point me somewhere that can explain them that would be helpful. I am not going to try to convert anyone I am looking for truths that have been denied to me. I am not sure how you Sabbath is done. But, I try to go from Friday night to Saturday night. I don't feel I am forced to do this. I do feel like I want to. I try to spend it reading the bible or listening to Chuck Missler commentaries of the books in bible. Simply food is on these days. I no you say Joshua is his name now. But, he hears my prayer anyways. I had a child with leukemia and a uncle that was a true man of God. I know because even when my son was sent to hospice he said my child wouldn't die of leukemia. He didn't it was a car accident that got both my children that day. Praise God I know where my children are. So, I know what ever the name that is used he is real and he talks to many of us that call him something else. I would like to know of these feast. Any help with that? Thank you, and peace.
@dondewomack8890
5 жыл бұрын
@@LapidJudaism Rabbi, I too am a Christian (a non-Jew as far as I know), and in Christianity we DO believe that we are to keep the Law and to break it is sin. We believe that Messiah came to fulfill the Law, not to do away with it, just as he said. We believe he is the Son of God born of a Virgin from the Tribe of Judah. He shed his blood and was crucifid on a cross to atone for the sins of the world (fulfilling Passover). We believe he rose again and then ascended to the right hand of the Father in Heaven. We believe that he sent the Holy Spirit 50 days later (fulfilling Pentacost). As far as the name of he Messiah, from what I have studied "Jesus" was eventually transliterated in the 17th century from the original Aramaic "Isho". Scholars agree that Messiah would have spoken Aramaic and that there is no tradition handed down that his name was pronounced "Yeshua", which is a Hebrew pronunciation that was taken from scripture in the Tanakh as the meaning for his name. The Syriac Christians, who have been speaking Aramaic for the past two thousand years, who have passed down the Christian faith in what can be called its native language, and whose liturgical language is essentially Aramaic as Jesus would have spoken it - pronounce the Lord’s name not “Yeshua,” but “Isho.” The Greek transliteration provided by the Apostles was "Iesous". Then later in Latin it was "Iesus". The English further used "J" for "I" giving us the "Jesus" pronunciation. I think that the point is that all variations are a variation of Joshua and the meaning is Salvation. There is no doubt in my mind that the Jewish Messiah, who was prophesied of in the Tenakh, is the Messiah of the Gospels, whom Christians believe in. True Christianity believes every jot and tittle of the Tanakh and the Gospels. I'm left with this question: Do Messianic Jews believe that salvation through faith in Messiah is also for gentiles or only for the children of Israel? Thank you.
@stefp6744
5 жыл бұрын
Flat round earth?
@LapidJudaism
5 жыл бұрын
Stef P not sure that your are asking exactly. But we do not believe in the “flat earth” insanity.
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