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Messianic Jews and Messianic Christians

Wayne — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 17:08:50 -0400

Most people I know believe Messianic Jews to be a tiny, insignificant minority of Jewry. These same believe the opposite about Christians, that they are a very significant minority if not an occasional majority. Let's look at the numbers. » read more »

Christians are Jews

Wayne — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 07:34:18 -0500

The vast majority of Christians erroneously believe themselves to be the replacement for God's Chosen People, supplanting the Jews. This is known as Replacement Theology. The only way to hold to this heresy is to deny the Word of God, a dangerous prospect at best. Having accepted the Jewish Messiah, former Gentiles are grafted into the same root as the Jews, so they become Abraham's children and co-inheritors of God's covenants with His people. The International Christian Zionist Center supports the Biblical doctrine quite well:

30 December 2007

THE GOSPEL OF PAUL » read more »

Christians love Jews

Wayne — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 09:24:08 -0500

It seems Jimmy Carter has again revealed his hatred of Israel and Jews.

I'll put this simply. Salvation aside, you cannot claim the title of Christian and be antisemitic. The Jews always have been and most certainly still are God's Chosen People, His adopted family on earth. » read more »

Zola's promotion

Wayne — Wed, 19 Apr 2006 20:19:03 -0400

Zola Levitt has received his promotion and is now with the Lord. He will be sorely missed, but he's the lucky one. Pray for his family and his ministry.

Cool article on Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem!

justjon — Sun, 09 Apr 2006 22:26:32 -0400

Hey all,

Many of you may have already seen this, but there's a cool article on WND highlighting the fascinating parallels between King David's fleeing Absalom's coup and Jesus' final entry into Jerusalem. Some of you with better OT backgrounds may already know all this, but I found it fascinating. It's amazing the depth of Scripture. I'm sure we'll all be enraptured listening to Him explain all the many subtle connections and nuances we miss in our superficial reading of Scripture...

Anyway, check it out:

http://www.wnd.com/news/articl...

Cheers,
Jon

Zola is ill

Wayne — Wed, 01 Mar 2006 10:25:30 -0500

Please pray for Zola Levitt, his family, and his ministry. He has been diagnosed with cancer. Here's what we know thus far:

It seems that Zola may be getting promoted to the head office. The good news, barring a medical miracle, is that he will meet our Lord before the rest of us. The bad news is that we—Zola’s staff, friends, supporters and even some enemies—will miss him terribly… worse than we can begin to say.

On February 10, Zola had the first symptom of cancer, which has spread from his left lung to his liver and brain. He has already begun treatment and is seeking your prayers that he might become a poster child for modern cancer treatment. To hedge his bet, however, he is doubling his efforts to produce extra TV programs and create more informative and outspoken newsletters than ever. » read more »

We'd like to find a good church...

Wayne — Mon, 30 Jan 2006 13:04:07 -0500

How hard is it to find a good church today? Are we asking for too much? » read more »

Not hostile to homeschoolers;
Not hostile to God's Law;
Doesn't practice legalism and other heresies;
Doesn't spend a fortune on itself.

Sabbath day: Saturday or Sunday?

Dave — Wed, 19 Oct 2005 11:28:44 -0400

I ran across this article on WorldNetDaily today. It describes a Seventh Day Adventist pastor who is offering cash money for anyone who can provide Scriptural proof that the sabbath day was moved from Saturday to Sunday. Though I don't agree with all of his claims (though I confess that I haven't examined his arguments), I do agree that the New Testament contains nothing that abrogates the Saturday sabbath.

As I understand it, the arguments for moving the sabbath to Sunday typically point to either Jesus' resurrection on Sunday, or a couple of verses in the NT that indicate that the apostles worshipped on Sunday. I find neither argument compelling. » read more »