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"If the theologians would teach their seminary students that even the neglected commandments are important, and if the seminary graduates taught it from the pulpit, Christian worship would certainly...
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View ArticleActs 15 and the Jerusalem Council: Did They Conclude the Torah was Not for...
Many Christians teach that the Law (Torah) is no longer applicable to believers in Christ, and Acts 15 is often used to substantiate this claim. But is this what the Jerusalem Council actually decided?
View ArticleSearching for Your Jewish Soul? Matisyahu, the Son of Matityahu, and the...
Are you looking for religion, or do you belong to Yeshua? In this article, Rob Vanhoff explores the search for 'legitimate' Jewish observance through the lens of three famous Jewish Matthews.
View ArticleAn Investigation of “The Lord’s Table”
What is the background of the Eucharist, commonly known as 'The Lord's Table?' In this series, Tim Hegg offers a historical inquiry and suggests that the "Lord's Table" was the product of the emerging...
View ArticleA Review of J.K. McKee’s “The New Testament Validates Torah”
A review of a book that tackles the Bible passages that are frequently given against observance of God's Law, as well as other important questions like: Hasn't the Law been fulfilled? What does it mean...
View ArticleA Messianic Spiritual Inventory
With almost 20 years of experience in the Messianic movement -- many of which having been spent researching and writing on topics related to biblical theology and contemporary Messianic issues -- J.K....
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