Quote (terraricca @ Jan. 21 2010,04:43)hi asherand now we can look ahead to the new covenant ,and follow Christ to obtain the grace of God who will bring us everlasting live.HI there…The New Covenant still involves the same Torah.Grace was always an element of Torah, as it is merely a particular level of Torah. Torah has what the Sages call “70…[Read more]

Quote (kerwin @ Jan. 17 2010,05:15)Quote ashermoshehthreepointonefour wrote:Quote For example: The Torah forbids lighting a flame during Shabbat or extinguishing a flame. In Rabbinic Judaism, one can turn the light on prior to the Shabbat starting, and leave the light on the whole Shabbat. Or one can leave their stove on to keep food warm. The…[Read more]

Quote (942767 @ Jan. 16 2010,13:52)Quote Hi Asher:You say:Quote What happens when something is in the heart? Should it not compell a person to put that which is in their heart into action?Right on! And that is how we have them on our mind and on the door posts of our house. My house is my body which is the Holy temple of God. And I have…[Read more]

Quote (kerwin @ Jan. 16 2010,04:40)Quote Quote (ashermoshehthreepointonefour @ Jan. 15 2010,20:35)Quote (kerwin @ Jan. 15 2010,16:49)Quote ashermoshehthreepointonefour,The Rabbis consider the Oral Torah as an interpretive tradition. The Karaite tradition disregards it completely. It seems you disagree with both so what tradition are you from?The…[Read more]

Quote (terraricca @ Jan. 14 2010,14:18)Quote Ronyou got lost in your paper work,you talking today to people who are fortunate to live in the western world but going back in the day s of Paul ,live was not so ,the commodities we have were not there,are those Christian less than us because they did not have what we have as gentiles , i can see Paul…[Read more]

Quote (kerwin @ Jan. 15 2010,16:49)Quote ashermoshehthreepointonefour,The Rabbis consider the Oral Torah as an interpretive tradition. The Karaite tradition disregards it completely. It seems you disagree with both so what tradition are you from?The Oral Torah is only interpretive tradition in terms of Rabbinic deliberation of halacha and in…[Read more]

Quote Hi Asher:Relative to the Tefilin, the question is, did Jesus wear one?  He is our example of how we should live our lives as born again Christians.Yeshua was raised in Galilee, history shows that it was a predominantly Hasidic and Pharisaic community, the scriptures tell us that Mirium and Yosef raised Yeshua in the traditions of their…[Read more]

Quote (Gene @ Jan. 15 2010,02:51)Quote Ashermoshe………….I agree , but they (ONLY) can be kept through the SPIRIT of GOD in Us, (the LOVE of GOD shed abroad in our hearts). We must be (CREATED UNTO GOOD WORKS) we can not create our selves unto good works, it must be a act of GOD, through GRACE (God's influencing on the heart). GOD by his…[Read more]

Quote Hi asher:Devarim (Deuteronomy) 12:21″If the place which HaShem Elokecha has chosen to put his name there be too far from you, then you shall kill the animal of your herd and of your flock, which HaShem has given you, AS I HAVE COMMANDED YOU, and you shall eat in your gates whatsoever your soul lusts after.”What I see differently is that “As…[Read more]

Quote (Gene @ Jan. 14 2010,07:15)ashermoshe…………Question brother………If we are moved by the Spirit of GOD in our inward parts, doesn't that fulfill (ALL) the Law, rather oral or Legal, or traditions of peoples.  I firmly believe GOD worked with the CANAL MIND ISRAELITES, Of which i believe i also am a descendant of the tribe of…[Read more]

Quote (kerwin @ Jan. 12 2010,17:46)I have my doubts about the Oral Torah.  It seems to be the interpretations of the law much like court law is the interpretation of the laws passed by the legislature.  Like Court Law what the actual law states and what Court Law states may have little in common.The regulation for clean butchering that are a…[Read more]

Quote Hi ashermoshehthreepointonefour:There is no doubt that the various instructions to Adam, Noah, Abraham and Moses were communicated to them orally, and the only commandments that were written by God were those that He wrote on tables of stone which are commonly referred to as the ten commandments, God's eternal law.The written Torah is…[Read more]

Quote (terraricca @ Jan. 12 2010,03:05)hi asherAc 15:20 Instead we should write to them, telling them to abstain from food polluted by idols, from sexual immorality, from the meat of strangled animals and from blood. Ac 15:21 For Moses has been preached in every city from the earliest times and is read in the synagogues on every Sabbath.”sexual i…[Read more]

Quote (Constitutionalist @ Jan. 12 2010,02:50)Quote (ashermoshehthreepointonefour @ Jan. 11 2010,07:26)Quote (terraricca @ Jan. 12 2010,02:12)hi ASHno it is not forbidden to eat pork ,only if you follow the law and believed that you are saved by the law then you can not eat pork and many other things.if you follow the law you are not a Christian…[Read more]

Quote (Gene @ Jan. 12 2010,03:18)ashermos………….Yes i agree the two great commandments are what carries the complete the total of all the commandments, even as a hinge of a door carries the door. , because they two great commandments are about LOVE for neighbor and for GOD, and we are told LOVE FULFILLS ALL THE LAW, “For all the law is…[Read more]

Quote (terraricca @ Jan. 12 2010,02:12)hi ASHno it is not forbidden to eat pork ,only if you follow the law and believed that you are saved by the law then you can not eat pork and many other things.if you follow the law you are not a Christian you are a Jew according to the flesh.Hello.The dietary laws are still in full effect as they were back…[Read more]

It is forbidden to eat pork

Quote (kejonn @ Aug. 19 2007,14:53)Thought I'd start this thread. It seems every every thread lately turns to this subject so we need to redirect those ideas to this thread rather than high-jacking other threads.So start you revealing you thoughts, along with scriptural references, on when and how the Sabbath should be observed.The Sabbath is the…[Read more]

The 613 commandments are contained within the 10 commandments and the 10 commandments are contained within The two great commandments (Love HaShem and neighbor as self).This is why Yeshua said that all of the Torah hangs upon those two commandments.

Quote (942767 @ Jan. 11 2010,11:50)Hi:Thanks for bringing this information to us.  I understand the the Talmud is the Oral law which embodies the Midrash, Mishneh and the Gemara.Did the Oral Law originate with Moses?   How do I know that this Oral Law came from God?This seems to be on the same order as the Catholic teaching which uses scripture a…[Read more]