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מי אנחנוWho we are( 10 )
Where we stand
on christianity.
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Belief 01 / 10
The times of the Gentiles are given as a mercy.
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All christianity is replacement theology.
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Belief 03 / 10
All translations are false and forbidden.
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Belief 04 / 10
The Seat of Moshe reigns over the earth.
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Yisrael as the lost sheep are blind.
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The nations will be destroyed for their lack of discernment.
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Salvation is only for Yisrael.
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Personal atonement does not exist.
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Belief 09 / 10
The church does not understand Jesus.
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Belief 10 / 10
Jews have the advantage in every way.
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Why none are Obeying the Torah today
Missionaries say they “keep Torah.” So do many Jews. But Torah was given to a nation, under a court, with a House. In exile, with no Sanhedrin sitting, nobody keeps it as it was given — we keep what we can and we wait. Obedience begins with knowing the difference.
Judah will determine who the Messiah is
Missionaries ask you to decide who the Messiah is from a pamphlet. The Torah never gave that decision to individuals. The scepter sits with Judah, and the court that sits in the Seat of Moshe is the one that recognizes the king. Until Judah says so, no one is.
christianity is the folly of the Gentiles
A faith built on a Jew, for the nations, that ends by replacing the Jews — the prophet saw it coming. Yirmiyahu says the nations will one day arrive and admit that what their fathers handed them was worthless. That confession is the end of christianity, and it is printed in their own Bible.
Who are the god-kings?
Pharaoh said the river was his. The prince of Tyre sat in the seat of G-d. Rome stamped “son of a god” on every coin. Tanakh has a name for a man who is worshipped, and it is not a compliment. Read the list, then see where the nations placed the man from Nazareth.
Understanding G-d's desire for Jews
Hashem did not choose Yisrael in order to rescue us from being Yisrael. He chose us to be a kingdom of priests: to keep the covenant on our land, under our court, before the nations. Everything a missionary offers a Jew is smaller than what the Jew already has. Here is what He asks of you, in His own words.
My devotion to my people
Call it blind. I do. I will stand with Am Yisrael when we are right and when we are wrong, because the covenant was cut with a people, not with whoever happens to be right this year. That is not a weakness in the argument. It is the argument.
Why it does not matter who the Messiah is
Missionaries want the whole conversation to be about one question. The Torah already answered a bigger one: no sign, no wonder, and no man — Messiah or not — can move a Jew one step from the mitzvot. So the identity of the Messiah changes nothing about what you owe Hashem tomorrow morning. Which is why they never want to talk about tomorrow morning.
Judah reigns, Always.
The kingdom was torn, the House burned, the people scattered — and the scepter never moved. Every court that sat, from Yavneh to today, sat by Judah's authority. Gentile empires came and went like weather. The claim that Judah's reign ended is the whole foundation of christianity, and it is false.
Paul's critical mistake
Jesus told his followers to do whatever the ones who sit in the Seat of Moshe tell them. Paul told his to do the opposite, and built a religion on the difference. Whatever you think of the first man, the second one overruled him — and every church since is Paul's, not his.
The New Testament is a nothing burger
Strip out what it borrows from Tanakh and what it gets wrong about Tanakh, and see what is left. No new mitzvah. No new covenant — Yirmiyahu's is of the same Torah. No authority a Jew is permitted to recognize. Twenty-seven books, and the Torah told you in advance how much they could add: nothing.
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What the Moedim, the golden calf, and christianity have in common
Do Jews Believe in Sin? Yes — and in Teshuvah
What the Tanakh says about the Gentiles
Find out why the covenant has never needed “completing” — in seven short emails.
What has Rosh Hashanah got to do with the Messiah?
The Akedah: what it could mean, and what it never meant
The Covenant Was Never Replaced
Questions missionaries ask you — and the answers
Was the covenant replaced, fulfilled or “completed”?
Who has G-d left in charge of the earth?
Isn't the Trinity just a deeper kind of oneness?
Who can possess the Scriptures?
What is christianity and the times of the Gentiles?
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