The New Testament, or B'riyt HaHhadashah in Hebrew, was written by Hebrews, for Hebrews, in an Hebraic Culture. In order to truely understand the New Testament it must be understood through its original Hebraic context.
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We Stand For Torah Today - Rabbi David Hargis
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We get many good comments and some opposition here about our stand on Torah (and, come to think of it, our stand on Yeshua as well).
There are three ways to view Torah:
1. Torah is past and over.
2. Torah is valid for the Jews only.
3. Torah is valid for all mankind today and always
Would you recognize prophetic fulfillment?
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A few days ago I had the opportunity to spend several hours with a native Israeli - a Jewish person born, raised, and living in Israel. I took advantage of the time to gather and discuss current events in relationship to prophecy. Were they significant? In what way?
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