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Jews and Christians (including Messianic and Hebrew Roots believers) all profess faith in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Why, then, do we have such trouble getting along? David Nekrutman has a lot to say about that. He’s been involved in bringing these two parts of God’s covenant people together for over 20 years. “Covenant” is the operative term here. In this four-part interview, we explore what that means, starting with David’s book, Your Sabbath Invitation, which he wrote to help Christians understand what the Sabbath is and why it is important for us.
One common point between Jews and Christians is our expectation that our faith will translate into lifestyles that honor our God. That’s what David Jones and Barry Phillips discuss in their midrash, “Belief or Action.” Samuel & Benjamin Wearp and Will Spires also have something to share about that in their music.
https://thebarkingfox.com/2023..../11/08/reunion-roadm
Jews and Christians (including Messianic and Hebrew Roots believers) all profess faith in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Why, then, do we have such trouble getting along? David Nekrutman has a lot to say about that. He’s been involved in bringing these two parts of God’s covenant people together for over 20 years. “Covenant” is the operative term here. In this four-part interview, we explore what that means, starting with David’s book, Your Sabbath Invitation, which he wrote to help Christians understand what the Sabbath is and why it is important for us.
One common point between Jews and Christians is our expectation that our faith will translate into lifestyles that honor our God. That’s what David Jones and Barry Phillips discuss in their midrash, “Belief or Action.” Samuel & Benjamin Wearp and Will Spires also have something to share about that in their music.
https://thebarkingfox.com/2023..../11/08/reunion-roadm
Truly, I say to you, this generation will not pass away until all has taken place. Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will not pass away.
Luke 21:32-33
This statement was not intended as another sign for determining the end of the age and the beginning of the Kingdom, but as a reassurance that God will preserve a remnant of Israel through all tribulations because he promised that he would. If Yeshua's word can pass away, so can the generation (the line of Jacob) of Israel.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=j-M0LGMg9E
This song is nice. It also sounds middle eastern.