Messianic Christology
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freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
Thanks for proving my point.
Which makes conversation pointless here unless you have the wherewithal to carry on an intelligent dialogue. We'll be waiting.
pj
The sleepy soul paradigm of the Divine Messiah Seed within, death being a type of amnesia of that Divine Soul within flesh, depicted by the younger sibling through scripture.
Appears to be another branch of Judaism.
Jesus is a Messianic Jew, the king of the kingdom of God.
Mosaic Judaism ended in 70 CE to be replaced by Rabbinic Judaism which is not Messianic and is not recognized by Jesus Christ as a valid form of Judaism.
Dry sponge
Judaism is based in the law of Moses.
Messianic Judaism is an oxymoron
Messianic Jew is not oxymoronic it is simply a Jewish faith held by a Jew
@Ben Mesada
Brilliant
JonahofAkron
New member
I don't get it. Flame wars?
Hey Jonah - you have to repair the acronym thread post ! -
intojoy is an Israelologist
freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
More ad hominems from our resident Bozo.
Lets cover my address here (and all linked posts within), to remind you of some important facts about the subject. Perhaps in your 'haitus' away you can sober up a bit and maybe apply some intelligence to the discussion,...wouldn't that be a novel idea?
Try a little sanity, it will do wonders.
freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
loving service......
loving service......
No hate here dear. Just an appropriate response with pertinent commentary and research links for your own learning. Jews and Christians differ in their concept of 'Messiah', to say nothing of 'Christology' which is concern within Christian doctrine and apologetics.
The 'anointed one' can refer to one person (whether totally human, a demi-god or God in the flesh), if he's anointed by God's Spirit, OR to a whole nation or community (or a merger of both), which is a popular conception among orthodox Jews using Is. 53 to speak of Isreal as the 'suffering servant'. Taking the priesthood analogy further, the whole nation of Israel are to be a nation of priests, all anointed as a collective Messiah, this nation being God's servant, anointed to serve as his representative. So 'Messiah' from an original Jewish perspective and meaning can include all these various aspects of persons and community, in whatever way they serve the greater good of humanity.
loving service......
No hate here dear. Just an appropriate response with pertinent commentary and research links for your own learning. Jews and Christians differ in their concept of 'Messiah', to say nothing of 'Christology' which is concern within Christian doctrine and apologetics.
The 'anointed one' can refer to one person (whether totally human, a demi-god or God in the flesh), if he's anointed by God's Spirit, OR to a whole nation or community (or a merger of both), which is a popular conception among orthodox Jews using Is. 53 to speak of Isreal as the 'suffering servant'. Taking the priesthood analogy further, the whole nation of Israel are to be a nation of priests, all anointed as a collective Messiah, this nation being God's servant, anointed to serve as his representative. So 'Messiah' from an original Jewish perspective and meaning can include all these various aspects of persons and community, in whatever way they serve the greater good of humanity.
freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
I see you're using your 'iphone', but this is still no exuse for not intelligently addressing the discussion-points shared, and adding nothing but one liner 'ad-hominems'. Come on intojoy, you can do better than that. Have a little joy
I see you're using your 'iphone', but this is still no exuse for not intelligently addressing the discussion-points shared, and adding nothing but one liner 'ad-hominems'. Come on intojoy, you can do better than that. Have a little joy
I take great delight in messin with gay people. Brings joy to my heart.
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Ben Masada
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Okay Intojoy, that's true; I am a Messianic Jew but because I believe the Prophets. If you read Prophet Habakkuk 3:13, "The Lord goes forth to save His People; to save His Anointed One." That's what the Messiah is, the Anointed One of the Lord aka Israel, the Jewish People. We are the Messiah, hence, we all are Messianic Jews aka the son of God if you read Exodus 4:22,23. "Israel is My son; so, let My son go that he may serve me."