N @SlurmMacKenziee

Yeshua did not come to start a new religion. He was starting a repentance movement within Judaism that would one day overtake the entire world. ~ Aaron E Guanajuato, México Joined September 2024

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N @SlurmMacKenziee

2 days ago

one for gentiles living in pagan lands, the other for foreigners in jewish land but quite similar

N @SlurmMacKenziee

2 days ago

one for gentiles living in pagan lands, the other for foreigners in jewish land but quite similar

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@seedtheclouds @autocorrect2_0 The Apostolic Decree of Acts 15 is based on the principles of Noahide Law, but they are not exactly the same. The debate at the Council of Jerusalem (Acts 15) centered on what requirements Gentiles must meet to join the assembly without having to fully convert to Judaism. -

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N @SlurmMacKenziee

4 days ago

I'm a gentile believer that wants to know his place in the Tree of Israel if I follow the Commandments

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4 days ago

The hope offered by the Gospel is not liberation from the body (as the Gnostics and Hellenists believed), but rather the resurrection of the body to eternal life. Jesus did not spiritualize the physical to discard it, but sanctified the physical to redeem it.

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N @SlurmMacKenziee

4 days ago

rt'ing just because

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5 months ago

rt'ing just because

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N @SlurmMacKenziee

5 days ago

would you defend your faith if you don't even read the Bible? what kind of foolishness is that?

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N @SlurmMacKenziee

a week ago

it was not a debate about whether the law was valid or not but about how the law would be practically applied to the lives of new believers.

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5 months ago

Some Gospel additions raise eyebrows. Mark 7:19 “(In saying this, Jesus declared all foods clean)” isn’t in early manuscripts (e.g., Codex Bezae, 5th century) and feels like a later gloss to justify abandoning kosher laws, clashing with Yeshua’s Jewish practice.

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N @SlurmMacKenziee

a week ago

@standfirmjake The Scriptures exhort us to follow Jesus, the supreme Rabbi and High Priest, not Jews who reject the Messiah or Gentiles who distort the faith with ideas like supersessionism. True faith is that of Jesus, rooted in Judaism.

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N @SlurmMacKenziee

a week ago

believers It's not that the apostles were creating a new set of rules or abolishing old laws. Rather they were establishing the basic requirements for fellowship so that Gentiles could be part of the Christian community a community that at first was composed of Jews. Therefore,

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N @SlurmMacKenziee

a week ago

The Scriptures exhort us to follow Jesus, the supreme Rabbi and High Priest, not Jews who reject the Messiah or Gentiles who distort the faith with ideas like supersessionism. True faith is that of Jesus, rooted in Judaism.