Jewish Holidays

[toothless]

Ray:

I think the question was, do Gentiles Have to keep Hebrew feasts and Sabbath.

In other words is it a sin not to.

[Guest yod]

Anything not done in faith is sin. Let every man be convinced in his own mind.

Although I have strong opinions about the value of the Sabbath and the Feasts of God, it would be wrong for me to impose these views on others or impune them for not having the same perspective.

All I will say is that it a huge blessing to understand what God is saying in these celebrations.

Unfortunately not every community has a good teacher on these things and it would be better to be ignorant than to be taught error.

[Guest zionprophet]

Zionprophet:

I wish I had time for a proper responce, and I'll see if I can do so later.

Look forward to it toothless

My point being that as I gave up the stricter form of law keeping the more

subtle sins were revealed. A true reformation began by the Spirit.

I will concede

Edited August 16, 2004 by zionprophet

[toothless]

Zionprophet:

Way to kill a string, I agree with all you posted. I have a lesser understanding

but total agreement. The only point I would make is that it apears the order of

understanding seems inverted for the Gentile. The Gentile looks at the grown

stalk of corn and wonders how it grew. The Hebrew looks at the seed and knows

where it came from and where it's going. J.E.

[Guest zionprophet]

Good thinking Toothless.

A good book I would recommend for someone such as yourself is the book]

'Our Father Abraham' [Jewish roots of the christian faith] by Marvin R Wilson.

It is available from most booksellers, and you can get delivered in a few days by Amazon. It costs about $14 (US).

But a nice book for intro stuff to early history with the jews and gentile converts.

Shalom

[toothless]

Zionprophet:

Thanks I will, I love to read. FYI I do go to the Jews for Jesus presentations

when they come to the northland "Alaska", the last one was Passover.

[AllforJesustheLord]

I have just received another understanding of fullfilling the Sabbath, when Christ spoke, and said, He is Lord of the Sabbath, He was saying the Sabbath does not dictate to me what to do, but I as God I dictate to The Sabbath what is righteous. Thus whatever He chooses to do, is God's Work, even on the natural 7th Day Sabbath. Also He was showing the law is not as important as me who am The Spirit, and The Spirit makes, and changes, whatever law He wants to, He brings the fullness of all teachings. Christ is The Holy Spirit, and The Holy Spirit, is The Spirit of The Father, and each are The Father. The Father said He would come to save us His people, and He does, and has, and will do that. In Yesuos Christos name amayn.

[stevehut]

Although I have strong opinions about the value of the Sabbath and the Feasts of God, it would be wrong for me to impose these views on others

Wow.

Didn't think you were so open-minded, Yod.

[Guest yod]

most messianics are.

All authority is God's and one is submitted or they are not. It's ain't my call and besides....I'm too busy with my own log. Just ask charlie...

AFJ writes:

I as God I dictate to The Sabbath what is righteous.

this is really whack, ya know?

Whenever you are ready submit to God we can have a serious discussion about the law.

[nebula]

Maybe AFJ is not a native English speaker and is just not translating himself very well?

:rofl: