1. Messianic Judaism Messianic Judaism. The Difference Between Messianic Judaism and Rabbinic Judaism. The Messianic Significance of the Holidays. Links to other Messianic Jewish sites. Return to Home Page http://www.bethemanuel.com/messj.htm

Messianic Judaism The Difference Between Messianic Judaism and Rabbinic Judaism The Messianic Significance of the Holidays Links to other Messianic Jewish sites Return to Home Page Any comments or inquiries about Beth Emanuel should be addressed to info@bethemanuel.com or call 631-467-3526. P.O. Box 453 Holbrook, NY 11741 URL-http://www.bethemanuel.com

2. Messianic Expectations In 1st Century Judaism Messianic Expectations in 1st Century Judaism. Documentation From NonChristian Sources. Last update 8/6/96 Every now and then I get an email like this one http://www.christian-thinktank.com/messiah.html

Messianic Expectations in 1st Century Judaism Documentation From Non-Christian Sources Last update: 8/6/96 Every now and then I get an email like this one: or I read a grossly Procrustean description of some 'normative Judaism' of the 1st century like this one : Any Jew with a Pharisaic background (which would have been anyone who was a contemporary of Jesus as well as all Jews today) would have understood that the term "Christ" was a term used in a physical sense to denote one who was claiming a political position. Apart from the seriously mistaken notion that all of Jesus' contemporaries were of Pharisaic background (which seems to be based on James' uncritical use of the fringe-writer Maccoby!), this rather unexciting description of the messianic hope is so out of touch with biblical scholarship of today as to be worthless. What this nets out to is the popular notion that either: The 1st century Jew HAD NO expectation of a Messiah-figure; or The 1st century Jewish expectation was of a purely natural, human-only, regular political leader. Both of these positions are COMPLETELY mistaken in the light of the 'HARD' data we have.

3. Netzarim Judaism Messianic teaching ministry with articles and books on Torah and Kabbalah. Tenakh, Talmud and Matthew only. Salvation by works. Yeshua was human Messiah. http://www.netzarim.cc/netzarim/index.htm

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4. MESSIANIC JUDAISM MESSIANIC JUDAISM. INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW, HISTORY, BOOKS. Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. Click to learn more History of modernday Messianic Judaism http://www.religioustolerance.org/mess_jud1.htm

MESSIANIC JUDAISM INTRODUCTION: OVERVIEW, HISTORY, BOOKS Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. Overview: Messianic Judaism is a religious movement, whose membership is primarily made up of ethnic/cultural Jews. They differ from Reform, Conservative, Orthodox and Ultra-Orthodox Jews over their beliefs about the Messiah. This difference is sufficient for Morton Klein, the President of the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), to have allegedly declared that a Messianic Jew is a " former Jew. " There are many references in the Hebrew Scriptures to the coming of a Messiah who would inspire Jews in Israel to rise and throw off oppression from occupying military powers. Most Jews believe that the Messiah has yet to come; Messianic Jews believe that Yeshua of Nazareth was the expected Messiah. (Yeshua is called Jesus Christ by Christians.) Messianic Jews consider themselves to be fully Jewish. They maintain a " Jewish lifestyle of faith....[they] celebrate all of the biblical holidays (i.e. Passover, Succot, etc) as well as many of the customs which are consistent with the Scriptures. "

5. Messianic Judaism Messianic Judaism Torah or Talmud? off to the left. Messianic Judaism although Messianic in theory is nothing more than Messianic Rabbinical Judaism. Messianic Judaism still clinches onto the http://www.nazarite.net/messianic.html

MESSIANIC JUDAISM While Christianity is far off to the left of the straight and narrow path, disregarding Torah altogether, Messianic Judaism is equally off to the right, clinching onto the man-made doctrines of the Talmud while forsaking the Torah. INTRODUCTION Their are many examples of how Messianic Judaism in General is as far off to the right from the truth as Christianity is off to the left. Messianic Judaism although Messianic in theory is nothing more than Messianic Rabbinical Judaism. Messianic Judaism still clinches onto the very doctrines of the Talmud that the Messiah set us free from. On numerous occasions, I have personally witnessed and experienced many of their man-made traditions and in some cases the legalism (law on the law) that is pushed while ignoring the Scripture altogether. KIPPAHS AND TALLITS... One of the experiences that comes up first in my mind is the pushing of head coverings for men. Although subtle it was clear where they stood on this issue. Many times I was asked if I would like to wear a Kippah or if I had a Kippah or asked if I forgot my Kippah. I was never asked if I would like to wear a Tallit or if I had a Tallit or if I forgot my Tallit. It was clear that they were strongly encouraging (pushing) wearing the Kippah but not the Tallit.

6. Messianic Judaism - The Torah And The Testimony Revealed - Haas Geneology Messianic Jewish, Torah obedient ministry. Includes audios, booklets, Judaica, and links. http://www.tntrevealed.org

Questions and Answers Radio Shows (text only at this time) WHO IS THE HOLY SPIRIT? The Ruach haKadosh? New! CLICK HERE FOR AUDIO ARISE O'ISRAEL, 11-13-03 Edition CAN THE SAVED BE LOST? 12-16-03 Edition ... Art To the Torah and the Testimony, if anyone does not speak according to these words, it is because they have no light in them. Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 8:20 Welcome to our website, In addition to teaching the Torah and the Testimony of Scripture, we provide numerous links to political organizations that support Israel, webstores that sell Israeli products and Judaica, as well links for the purchase of kosher food products, and for genealogical research, dna testing and organizations specializing in the facilitation of services for those interested in making aliyah. We also have news links from Israel to help keep you current on developments in Israel from the Israeli perspective; an events calendar, art page, and prayer request email box; as well as books, biblical time lines, and archived radio shows by Hezekiyah Haas. Welcome to the Torah and the Testimony Revealed where Jews and Gentiles alike can be grafted in together as one in the body of Messiah Yeshua through the Torah of Yahuweh and the Testimony of Yeshua.

7. Messianic Judaism Messianic Judaism. Messianic Judaism is the Old Testament). Followers of Messianic Judaism generally call themselves Messianic Jews. http://www.fact-index.com/m/me/messianic_judaism.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Messianic Judaism Messianic Judaism is the name of a religious movement, comprising a number of streams, each with its own views and emphases, whose members identify themselves as Jewish , but are predominantly evangelical Christian in their beliefs, in particular in their endorsement of Yeshua (the Hebrew name for Jesus ), as the Messiah promised in the Tanakh (known to Christians as the Old Testament ). Followers of Messianic Judaism generally call themselves Messianic Jews. Perhaps the best known of the Messianic groups, although certainly not the largest, is the controversial Jews for Jesus organization, founded by Moishe Rosen in 1970. Its stated aims are to educate Evangelicals concerning the Jewish origins of their Christian faith, and to convert Jews to a belief in Yeshua , as the Messiah promised in the Jewish scriptures. Most Messianic Jews are ethnically Jewish, but are not considered part of the Jewish community by any recognized Jewish organization. The use of the term "Messianic" is not new. Diverse religious groups have

8. Messianic Judaism - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Messianic Judaism. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Followers of Messianic Judaism generally call themselves Messianic Jews. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messianic_Judaism

Messianic Judaism From Wikipedia , the free encyclopedia. Messianic Judaism is the name of a religious movement, comprising a number of streams, each with its own views and emphases, whose members may identify themselves as Jewish or as Gentile. They are predominantly evangelical Christian in their beliefs, in particular in their endorsement of Yeshua (the Hebrew name for Jesus ), as the Messiah promised in the Tanakh (known to Christians as the Old Testament ). Most such believers do not consider themselves "Christians," preferring to call themselves Messianic, Torah-Observant, or simply believers. Perhaps the best known of the Messianic groups, although certainly not the largest, is the controversial Jews for Jesus organization, founded by Moishe Rosen in . Its stated aims are to educate Evangelicals concerning the Jewish origins of their Christian faith, and to convert Jews to a belief in Yeshua , as the Messiah promised in the Jewish scriptures. Most Messianic Jews are ethnically Jewish, and though such are considered Jews even by ultra-orthodox standards, Messianic Judaism is not seen as a legitimate form of Judaism by any recognized Jewish organization or leaders, apart from a small number of dissenting voices among the Reform and Reconstructionist schools. The use of the term "Messianic" is not new. Diverse religious groups have

9. Messianic Judaism Messianic Judaism, HebrewChristian, Jews for Jesus The concept of Messianic Judaism , It is successful though. Many Jews have accepted this in recent years. http://messiahpage.com/htmldocs/messx.html

Contact Me My Personal Search Why Jesus Did Not Qualify Who is a Jew? ... Links Messianic Judaism, Hebrew-Christian, Jews for Jesus I asked a former member of such a group to explain to me what these terms meant. His reply- they are synonyms! We are talking about Jews who have converted to Christianity. However they will tell you that they are still Jewish and that it is possible for a Jew to be both Jewish and a believer in Jesus/Yeshua. The groups listed are for the most part Christian supported and staffed. They usually have as their leaders ordained ministers. Their common goal is to bring the Jewish people to accept Jesus as the promised Jewish Messiah and the savior of the world. That he died for our sins and rose from the dead on the third day. All who believe in him, Jew or Gentile will be saved. The Jewish community has categorized Tequniques that they use to accomplish the mission of bringing Jews to accept Jesus/Yeshua, as being deceptive and offensive.

10. Messianic Judaism - Encyclopedia Article About Messianic Judaism. Free Access, N encyclopedia article about Messianic Judaism. Messianic Judaism in Free online English dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. Messianic Judaism. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Messianic Judaism

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Messianic Judaism Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Messianic Judaism is the name of a religious movement, comprising a number of streams, each with its own views and emphases, whose members identify themselves as Jewish For a discussion of Jews as an ethnicity or ethnic group see the article on Jew. Judaism is the religion and culture of the Jewish people and the first recorded monotheistic faith. The tenets and history of Judaism constitute the historical foundation of many other religions, including Christianity and Islam. Introduction Judaism does not easily fit into common Western Click the link for more information. , but are predominantly evangelical Christian Evangelicalism, in a strictly lexical, but rarely used sense, refers to all things that are implied in belief that Jesus Christ is the savior. To be evangelical the good news , the Gospel of salvation given to Man in Jesus Christ. Click the link for more information. in their beliefs, in particular in their endorsement of Yeshua Yeshua Yehoshua Click the link for more information.

11. Messianic Judaism Versus Rabbinic Judaism Messianic Judaism versus Rabbinic Judaism. There are several foundational issues that define the difference between Messianic Judaism and Rabbinic Judaism. http://www.bethemanuel.com/rabbi.htm

Messianic Judaism versus Rabbinic Judaism by Carol Calise There are several foundational issues that define the difference between Messianic Judaism and Rabbinic Judaism. These issues have nothing to do with the structures of our services or our observance of holidays, Jewish customs, etc. But it is these foundational differences that affect each of our understanding and acceptance or non-acceptance of Yeshua as Messiah. 1. Rabbinic Judaism believes Oral law/tradition is authority. Scriptures of the Oral Torah , states “the Oral Torah, Torah she-be-al peh, Torah that is memorized is that half of the one whole Torah revealed by God to Moses at Mt. Sinai that came down from then to late antiquity, formulated and transmitted in memory alone. The Oral Torah serves to complement and complete the written one and vice versa.” (1-2) So, how does this work. God gave Moses a command, i.e., Honor your Father and Mother, then God explained in detail what that meant. This explanation was memorized by Moses and transmitted to Joshua who transmitted it to the elders, etc. The next piece of Rabbinic literature is called the Tosefta. It means addition or supplement. It is a supplement to the Mishnah and follows its same general order. It was compiled sometime between 200 CE - 400 CE.

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13. Messianic Judaism Messianic Judaism What Is It? 71720) In Messianic Judaism we see the greatest fulfillment of the breaking down of the Middle wall of partition. http://webbpage.topcities.com/messianicjudaism.html

Messianic Judaism What Is It? Hudson Taylor was the first successful missionary from Europe to bring the Gospel to the people of China. Why did he succeed where others failed? Because he realized that it wasn’t necessary to force European culture upon the Chinese as a part of the Gospel. He even adapted Chinese culture into his own lifestyle. Despite his success, he was despised by many other missionaries for “compromising” the Gospel - for not making Western culture part and parcel of the “Gospel.” There is much “alien” culture that surrounds Gentile Christianity, which makes it unpalatable to most Jewish people. Jews will nearly always reject the Gentile Jesus as being the Messiah, but will much more readily accept the Jewish Yeshua as being their Messiah. In Messianic Judaism we see the greatest fulfillment of the breaking down of the Middle wall of partition. The congregations of the Messianic Movement worldwide will typically approach half Jewish and half Gentile membership (some have a greater percentage of Gentile, some a greater percentage of Jewish membership). This “oneness” is the testimony that Yeshua is who He said He was. (John 17:21) In the first century, every believer could speak of Messiah Yeshua to the Jewish people. It was much harder to bring this Gospel to the Gentile. The reason is simple

14. Messianic Judaism MESSIANIC JUDAISM. One of the 13 articles of Jewish faith drafted by Maimonides states Messianic Judaism is the faith of Messianic Jews. http://www.lehrmangroup.com/BethSarShalom/rabbi4.html

MESSIANIC JUDAISM One of the 13 articles of Jewish faith drafted by Maimonides states: " I believe with perfect faith in the coming of the Messiah; and, though he tarry, I will wait daily for his coming. " Jewish people have long awaited the coming of the Messiah. In fact, over the centuries there have been many messianic pretenders who have come on the scene and led many of our people astray. Two noteworthy pretenders were bar Koziba and Shabatai Tsvi. Bar Koziba became known as bar Kochba [Son of Koziba to Son of the Star; a messianic title referencing the verse in Torah that says a star shall rise to rule...Nu. 24:17]. Bar Koziba led the revolt against Rome in the 2nd Century. He was proclaimed Messiah by the famous Rabbi Akiva. It is a shame that Akiva can still be looked to as a great sage and Rabbi when he was so deluded and led so many of Israel astray. Shabatai Tsvi is seen as the greatest phony who ever rose to the claim. The "greatest" I say for he led the most astray. He lived during the 7th century. Much can be read of him. He converted to Islam on pain of death and disappeared off the historical scene. Most recently the late Rabbi Schneerson of Chassidic fame claims the title of most recent Messianic pretender. Though he himself didn't claim Messianic status, many of his followers attributed the status to him. His death was even expected to precede a resurrection!

15. Messianic Jewish Online - Messianic Judaism And Jewish Roots messianic Jewish Online messianic judaism and the Jewish Roots of our Biblical Faith. Come discuss and explore messianic judaism at our interactive forum. http://www.messianicjewishonline.com/

Life and Faith from a Messianic Perspective Home Articles Our Mission Resources ... Contact Us "Praise the Lord, all you nations; extol Him, all you peoples. For great is His love toward us, and the faithfulness of the LORD endures forever." - Psalm 117, NIV Messianic Jewish Online: A place of love and support for Messianic Jews; a place to explore the Jewishness of our Biblical Faith and Yeshua the Messiah; a place where Jewish people can learn about the Messiah as prophesized in the Torah, Prophets and Writings; a place where Christians can learn about the Jewish roots of their faith: "Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you." - Matthew 7:7, NIV Articles: see all articles... Parasha Naso (Make An Account) by Rabbi Jack "Yaacov" Farber The Torah, Haftarah, and Brit Chadesha readings for the Shabbat of May 29, 2004/9 Sivan 5764 are: Bamidbar/Numbers 4:21-7:89; Shoftim/Judges 13:2-25; Ma'asei Talmidim/Acts 21:17-26. Movie Review: The Passion of the Christ by Marc S. Handelsman Marc reviews this movie about the last hours of Yeshua's life, through the eyes of a Messianic believer.

16. MJAA Kayak on the Jordan River Meet messianic leaders in the land Messiah, Israel in prophecy, and covers the basis of messianic judaism. Read it, study the Scriptures for yourself http://www.mjaa.org/

writetop("Shalom!") "I Stand with Israel" Solidarity Tour SEE ISRAEL THROUGH THE EYES OF MESSIANIC JEWS! "I Stand With Israel" Solidarity Tour October 18-28, 2004 Hosted by Rabbis Kluge (MJAA President) and Hungerman (IAMCS Chairman), join with many other Messianic leaders and hundreds of believers in this unique event! Ministries of the MJAA JOSEPH PROJECT - Israel's economy is the victim of almost constant terrorism hurting tourism, trade, transportation, and productivity. Since its birth in 1996, the MJAA Joseph Project supplies food, clothing, basic toiletries, medical supplies, toys, building materials, and other necessities... ( read more RUSSIAN EMERGENCY ALIYAH FUND (REAF) - REAF helps our Jewish people to return home to Israel in fulfillment of prophecy. MESSIANIC FORESTS IN ISRAEL - An ongoing program where Messianic Jews and Gentile Christians from all over the world can, together, plant many hundreds of thousands of trees in the prophetic soil of Israel. MESSIANIC JEWISH ISRAEL FUND (MJIF) - Helping to meet both the financial needs of Messianic Jews in Israel and also meet the challenges faced by Messianic Jews in Israel. MESSIANIC CONFERENCES - The MJAA national and regional conference INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF MESSIANIC CONGREGATIONS AND SYNAGOGUES (IAMCS) - Working together with Messianic congregations and Messianic pastors to encourage G-d's great ENDTIME JEWISH REVIVAL.

17. Basics Of Messianic Judaism OF messianic judaism. YESHUA IS MESSIAH AND LRD. messianic judaism started with Yeshua (Jesus of Nazareth Most of messianic judaism does not accept them as true believers because http://www.messianic.com/articles/basics.htm

BASICS OF MESSIANIC JUDAISM YESHUA IS MESSIAH AND L-RD Messianic Judaism started with Yeshua (Jesus of Nazareth) as His Jewish followers accepted the evidence that He was the promised Messiah (Anointed One) of Israel, and as the scriptures foretold, He also was the God of Israel in the flesh, YHVH, the L-RD, who died for sins according to Isaiah 53, then rose again according to the Psalms and the Prophets. The believers in Yeshua were called Notzrim (Nazarenes), which Christians are called in modern Hebrew today. However, there is that faction today who call themselves Notzrim and say they believe in Yeshua, but they do not accept Him as appearing as God Himself in the flesh. Most of Messianic Judaism does not accept them as true believers because of their denial. BIBLICAL MESSIANIC JUDAISM IS VALID CONTEMPORARY JUDAISM Since the first Jewish followers of Yeshua never left the faith of the God of Israel, YHVH, but rather came into a more personal covenant with Him through trust in Messiah Yeshua, their faith was and is the only complete Biblical Judaism and thus a superior Judaism. This is because Messiah Yeshua is the promised deliverer from sin and completed the understanding of the Torah (His ancient Word) that was lacking. However, this does not mean that modern Rabbinical Judaism does not have truth within it.

18. Judaism 101: Moshiach: The Messiah Traditional Jewish concept of the messiah (moshiach) what he will be like, what he will do, what the messianic age will be like, and why Jews do not believe Jesus was the messiah. However, traditional judaism maintains that the messianic idea has always been a part of judaism to lose faith in the messianic idea or in judaism itself. This actually happened in http://www.jewfaq.org/moshiach.htm

Moshiach: The Messiah Messianic Idea The Moshiach When Will He Come? What Will He Do? ... Biblical Passages Moshiach: The Messiah Level: Intermediate I believe with perfect faith in the coming of the moshiach, and though he may tarry, still I await him every day. - Principle 12 of Rambam 's 13 Principles of Faith The Messianic Idea in Judaism Belief in the eventual coming of the moshiach is a basic and fundamental part of traditional Judaism. It is part of Rambam 's 13 Principles of Faith , the minimum requirements of Jewish belief . In the Shemoneh Esrei prayer, recited three times daily, we pray for all of the elements of the coming of the moshiach: ingathering of the exiles; restoration of the religious courts of justice; an end of wickedness, sin and heresy; reward to the righteous; rebuilding of Jerusalem; restoration of the line of King David; and restoration of Temple service. Modern scholars suggest that the messianic concept was introduced later in the history of Judaism, during the age of the prophets. They note that the messianic concept is not mentioned anywhere in the Torah (the first five books of the Bible).

19. Messianic Judaism The Ascendance of "messianic judaism" in the Context of "Hebrew Christianity" A History of the 20th Century Movement in America of "Jewish Believers" in "Yeshua Ha Mashiach" (Jesus Christ) by William http://mcu.edu/papers/mess_jud.htm

The Ascendance of "Messianic Judaism" in the Context of "Hebrew Christianity" A History of the 20th Century Movement in America of "Jewish Believers" in "Yeshua Ha Mashiach" (Jesus Christ) by William Greene, Ph.D. The modern phenomenon of Jewish believers in Jesus Christ as their Messiah has a long history in the United States, and (as is the case with most modern Jewish history) has strong ties to a European heritage as well. Foundations for the twentieth century were laid, of course, in the nineteenth century and before; worldwide, estimates of Jewish conversions to Christianity approximated 250,000 during the 1800s, including such notables as British Prime Minister Disraeli, Old Testament commentary wri ters Franz Delitzsch and David Baron, and the first Anglican Bishop of Jerusalem, Michael Solomon Alexander. However, in America, this phenomenon has taken on some unique characteristics, the most prominent of which has been the evolution of what was known as " Hebrew Christianity "

20. Rebirth Of Messianic Judaism THE REBIRTH OF messianic judaism. The second half of the 20th century has witnessed the rise of messianic judaism, a movement that has finally found its niche in the religious world. The reappearance of messianic judaism. messianic judaism of today did not develop in a vacuum but it is began to preach that the messianic hopes proclaimed by the prophets of http://www.imja.com/rebrth.htm

THE REBIRTH OF MESSIANIC JUDAISM The second half of the 20th century has witnessed the rise of Messianic Judaism, a movement that has finally found its niche in the religious world. Today, Messianic Judaism is rapidly growing in different parts of the world: Israel, North and South America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Because of its history and the impact of such a movement in the light of biblical interpretation, it cannot be dismissed as an experiment to be tested or a fad to be tried out. Any conscious analysis of Messianic Judaism has to be performed against its own historical and biblical backdrop. What is Messianic Judaism? Messianic Judaism is the term used to define a form of lifestyle and worship that fully identifies with Jewish customs and traditions while believing that Yeshua (Jesus) of Nazareth is the promised Messiah of the Jewish Scriptures At the same time, Messianic Judaism holds most emphatically that it is part of the universal body of Messiah, the church, but claims the right to express itself, both in its daily life and worship style, in a way that agrees with its Jewish heritage. Looking back through the years The reappearance of Messianic Judaism. Messianic Judaism of today did not develop in a vacuum but it is the logical consequence of a process that began 2,000 years ago, when a young Jewish man began to preach that the messianic hopes proclaimed by the prophets of Israel were fulfilled in Him. Most scholars agree that this man, Yeshua, lived a lifestyle consistent with first century Judaism. From Jewish records and church historians, we know that, even after the first century, when Messianic Jews ceased to be the leaders of the church, there were individual Jews who believed in Jesus.

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