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Articles on topics that Believers face every day, and the application of Torah instruction to our daily walk.
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There seems to be some confusion amongst the Messianic/ Hebrew Roots community regarding Deuteronomy 6:8. Most know by now that Deuteronomy 6:4-9 is known as the Shema and V’ahavta. These combined are part (though certainly not all) of the prayers recited in Judaism every day. What appears to confuse people, however, is verse 8, which reads, “8You shall bind them as a sign on your hand and they shall be as frontals on your forehead.”  This article has been moved to our new website: Torah Apologetics. Please click here to be redirected there to read it.  This article has been moved to our new website: Torah Aplogetics. Please click here to be redirected there to read it.  This article has been moved to our new website: Torah Apologetics. Please click here to be redirected there to read it.  This article has been moved to our new website: Torah Apologetics. Please click here to be redirected there to read it.  This article has been moved to our new website: Torah Apologetics. Please click here to be redirected there to read it.  Far too often we hear the phrase, “But the New Testament says…” I don’t know about you, but this phrase makes me sad. I usually respond with, “There is nothing ‘new’ in the ‘New Testament.’” But in many cases, those that believe there really IS something new (namely, a new religion called Christianity) actually have what they believe to be Scriptural proof. Normally they quote (rather, misquote) the Apostle Paul. Sometimes, however, the gospels get quoted in supposed support for this dispensational dilemma. In my experience, one of the most common of these is based on a few verses in Matthew 5. Let’s examine that, then, and see if there really is “something new” under the sun.  |
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July 2015
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