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Results filtered: jerusalemperspective.com (remove) JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - If circumcision is the sign of the covenant, what is the sign of the new covenant?Deut 24:1-2 - 18:20-24). So Abraham kept the laws of God, but not the Law of Moses. Also, Moses allowed divorce for marital infidelity, adultery (Deut 24:1-2). Messiah undercut Moses and allowed it for "porneia", which is primarily prostitution (Matt 19:3-9).... Deut 4:12-13 - the beginning. Not all of the Law of Moses was from the beginning. The Covenant of the Lord, His Covenant, is the Ten Commandments (Deut 4:12-13). His covenant was also made with Abraham and the Patriarchs (I Chron 16:15-18, Deut 8:18). Moses says... Deut 5 - ways (Deut 8:6). So since Psalms 78 & Hosea 8 equate His Law with His covenant, His ways are embodied in His commandments (Deut 5), which are His covenant and His covenant is forever (for all practical purposes Ps 111:9, 5), it fits that... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=520View all 7 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - What is the significance of "Seat of Moses" in Matthew 23?Deut. 17:13 - I might advance my own understanding of this verse, a Jewish disciple of Yeshua is to "observe and do," yet without hypocrisy and without behaving (Deut. 17:13) and in the humility befitting a blameless dove and a Child of HaShem. Cf. . That... Deut. 17:8 - The key phrase in Deut. 17:8, my fellow Divine Spark and Son of the Most High, is: "being matters of controversy within thy gates." If you'll do a "Word" study on the use of "gates" in the Sacred Text and research city-life "back in the day,"... Deut. 17:8-11 - a position of this text. Yeshua's directive in Matthew 23:1-3 was clearly a qualified submission to authority, so lets see how he would interpret Deut. 17:8-11. Quote: KJV Deuteronomy 17:8 If there arise a matter too hard for thee in judgment,... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=510View all 7 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - What is the significance of "Seat of Moses" in Matthew 23?Deut. 17:13 - I might advance my own understanding of this verse, a Jewish disciple of Yeshua is to "observe and do," yet without hypocrisy and without behaving (Deut. 17:13) and in the humility befitting a blameless dove and a Child of HaShem. Cf. . That... Deut. 17:8 - The key phrase in Deut. 17:8, my fellow Divine Spark and Son of the Most High, is: "being matters of controversy within thy gates." If you'll do a "Word" study on the use of "gates" in the Sacred Text and research city-life "back in the day,"... Deut. 17:8-11 - a position of this text. Yeshua's directive in Matthew 23:1-3 was clearly a qualified submission to authority, so lets see how he would interpret Deut. 17:8-11. Quote: KJV Deuteronomy 17:8 If there arise a matter too hard for thee in judgment,... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=510&start=15View all 7 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - What is the significance of "Seat of Moses" in Matthew 23?Deut. 17:13 - I might advance my own understanding of this verse, a Jewish disciple of Yeshua is to "observe and do," yet without hypocrisy and without behaving (Deut. 17:13) and in the humility befitting a blameless dove and a Child of HaShem. Cf. . That... Deut. 17:8 - The key phrase in Deut. 17:8, my fellow Divine Spark and Son of the Most High, is: "being matters of controversy within thy gates." If you'll do a "Word" study on the use of "gates" in the Sacred Text and research city-life "back in the day,"... Deut. 17:8-11 - a position of this text. Yeshua's directive in Matthew 23:1-3 was clearly a qualified submission to authority, so lets see how he would interpret Deut. 17:8-11. Quote: KJV Deuteronomy 17:8 If there arise a matter too hard for thee in judgment,... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=510&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15View all 7 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - "Binding" and "Loosing"Deut 12:13? - no sense for Peter to go against the “law of Moses” and remove the Torah for the Gentiles. This would have contradicted Deut 4:2 and Deut 12:13? It must be taken in consideration that if the Orthodox Jews instituted the Noachide in... Deut 12:13? - Bivin how does your belief of Peter having the ability to “loose” and “Bind” the Torah for Gentiles not contradict Deut 4:2, Deut 12:13? Secondly, doesn’t the non-scriptural Noachide contradict Leviticus 24:22, and... Deut 4:2 - would have made no sense for Peter to go against the “law of Moses” and remove the Torah for the Gentiles. This would have contradicted Deut 4:2 and Deut 12:13? It must be taken in consideration that if the Orthodox Jews instituted... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=230View all 6 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - "Binding" and "Loosing"Deut 12:13? - no sense for Peter to go against the “law of Moses” and remove the Torah for the Gentiles. This would have contradicted Deut 4:2 and Deut 12:13? It must be taken in consideration that if the Orthodox Jews instituted the Noachide in... Deut 12:13? - Bivin how does your belief of Peter having the ability to “loose” and “Bind” the Torah for Gentiles not contradict Deut 4:2, Deut 12:13? Secondly, doesn’t the non-scriptural Noachide contradict Leviticus 24:22, and... Deut 4:2 - Bivin how does your belief of Peter having the ability to “loose” and “Bind” the Torah for Gentiles not contradict Deut 4:2, Deut 12:13? Secondly, doesn’t the non-scriptural Noachide contradict Leviticus... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=230&start=15View all 6 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - "Binding" and "Loosing"Deut 12:13? - Bivin how does your belief of Peter having the ability to “loose” and “Bind” the Torah for Gentiles not contradict Deut 4:2, Deut 12:13? Secondly, doesn’t the non-scriptural Noachide contradict Leviticus 24:22, and... Deut 12:13? - no sense for Peter to go against the “law of Moses” and remove the Torah for the Gentiles. This would have contradicted Deut 4:2 and Deut 12:13? It must be taken in consideration that if the Orthodox Jews instituted the Noachide in... Deut 4:2 - Bivin how does your belief of Peter having the ability to “loose” and “Bind” the Torah for Gentiles not contradict Deut 4:2, Deut 12:13? Secondly, doesn’t the non-scriptural Noachide contradict Leviticus... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=230&start=30View all 6 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - "Binding" and "Loosing"Deut 12:13? - no sense for Peter to go against the “law of Moses” and remove the Torah for the Gentiles. This would have contradicted Deut 4:2 and Deut 12:13? It must be taken in consideration that if the Orthodox Jews instituted the Noachide in... Deut 12:13? - Bivin how does your belief of Peter having the ability to “loose” and “Bind” the Torah for Gentiles not contradict Deut 4:2, Deut 12:13? Secondly, doesn’t the non-scriptural Noachide contradict Leviticus 24:22, and... Deut 4:2 - Bivin how does your belief of Peter having the ability to “loose” and “Bind” the Torah for Gentiles not contradict Deut 4:2, Deut 12:13? Secondly, doesn’t the non-scriptural Noachide contradict Leviticus... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=230&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15View all 6 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - "Binding" and "Loosing"Deut 12:13? - Bivin how does your belief of Peter having the ability to “loose” and “Bind” the Torah for Gentiles not contradict Deut 4:2, Deut 12:13? Secondly, doesn’t the non-scriptural Noachide contradict Leviticus 24:22, and... Deut 12:13? - no sense for Peter to go against the “law of Moses” and remove the Torah for the Gentiles. This would have contradicted Deut 4:2 and Deut 12:13? It must be taken in consideration that if the Orthodox Jews instituted the Noachide in... Deut 4:2 - Bivin how does your belief of Peter having the ability to “loose” and “Bind” the Torah for Gentiles not contradict Deut 4:2, Deut 12:13? Secondly, doesn’t the non-scriptural Noachide contradict Leviticus... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=230&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=30View all 6 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - Dwight Pryor’s "One God and Lord"Deut. 6 - In my view there is no greater task for the church today than to understand as best we can the connection between the SHMA of Deut. 6 and how this literally 'fit into the minds' of those early worshippers of Jesus. And even moreso, what new things... Deut. 6 - Temple Judaism and the 1st Century Church with primary focus on the Shema. It is my own contention that not only is the Shema of Deut. 6 logically consistent with a Trinitarian understanding of YHWH, but that the Shema is actually the DRIVING... Dt. 6 - and IN OUR FAMILIES that participation in the divine life (2Pet. 1) which we were created to enjoy. And it is, I would argue, to see in the Shema of Dt. 6 and what those early Jewish disciples came to know first-hand in the face of Jesus, their... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=94&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15View all 5 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. GlossaryDeut 31:10-13 - - the assembly during the Feast of Tabernacles of "men, women, children and aliens" for the public reading of the Pentateuch (Deut 31:10-13). This assembly was held in the Women's Court every seven years (Mishnah, Sotah 7:8; Babylonian... Deuteronomy 16:9-12 - - (weeks) the annual festival of the firstfruits celebrated at the conclusion of the seven weeks of counting the omer (Leviticus 23:15-21; Deuteronomy 16:9-12); also known as Pentecost from the Greek pentekoste (fiftieth day). Shema -... Deuteronomy 6:4 - the Greek pentekoste (fiftieth day). Shema - (Hear!) the first word of Deuteronomy 6:4, "Hear [Shema], O Israel! The LORD our God, the LORD is one." In Judaism this verse is the supreme affirmation of God's oneness and uniqueness. Since at least... www.jerusalemperspective.com/default.aspx?tabid=53View all 5 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - Dwight Pryor’s "One God and Lord"Deut. 6 - In my view there is no greater task for the church today than to understand as best we can the connection between the SHMA of Deut. 6 and how this literally 'fit into the minds' of those early worshippers of Jesus. And even moreso, what new things... Deut. 6 - Temple Judaism and the 1st Century Church with primary focus on the Shema. It is my own contention that not only is the Shema of Deut. 6 logically consistent with a Trinitarian understanding of YHWH, but that the Shema is actually the DRIVING... Dt. 6 - and IN OUR FAMILIES that participation in the divine life (2Pet. 1) which we were created to enjoy. And it is, I would argue, to see in the Shema of Dt. 6 and what those early Jewish disciples came to know first-hand in the face of Jesus, their... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=94View all 5 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - Dwight Pryor’s "One God and Lord"Deut. 6 - In my view there is no greater task for the church today than to understand as best we can the connection between the SHMA of Deut. 6 and how this literally 'fit into the minds' of those early worshippers of Jesus. And even moreso, what new things... Deut. 6 - Temple Judaism and the 1st Century Church with primary focus on the Shema. It is my own contention that not only is the Shema of Deut. 6 logically consistent with a Trinitarian understanding of YHWH, but that the Shema is actually the DRIVING... Dt. 6 - (as some later rabbis came to 'interpret' ECHAD, we would have to say that a Trinitarian understanding of God is inconsistent with the Shema of Dt. 6. Fortunately, though, ECHAD is used for things like the uniting of man and woman in ONE... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=94&start=15View all 5 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - Belief in Two Messiahs: a Messiah the Son of David and a Messiah the Son of JosephDeut. 23:17 - 52a, but the Tannaitic origin of this passage is uncertain: its content is atypical for a .... Corrections made on 07 March 2008 - Changed Deut. 23:17 to Deut. 33:17 and several links added.Last edited by smadewell on Fri Mar 07, 2008 10:47 am;... Deut. 33:17 - Tannaitic origin of this passage is uncertain: its content is atypical for a .... Corrections made on 07 March 2008 - Changed Deut. 23:17 to Deut. 33:17 and several links added.Last edited by smadewell on Fri Mar 07, 2008 10:47 am; edited 3 times... Deut. 33:17 - The Messiah son of Joseph shall be in the last days the commander in chief ... of the Jewish army, and with his horns "he will gore nations" (Deut. 33:17). "His firstling bullock, majesty is his; and his horns are the horns of the wild-ox; with... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=349View all 4 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. JerusalemPerspective.com :: View topic - Belief in Two Messiahs: a Messiah the Son of David and a Messiah the Son of JosephDeut. 23:17 - 52a, but the Tannaitic origin of this passage is uncertain: its content is atypical for a .... Corrections made on 07 March 2008 - Changed Deut. 23:17 to Deut. 33:17 and several links added.Last edited by smadewell on Fri Mar 07, 2008 10:47 am;... Deut. 33:17 - The Messiah son of Joseph shall be in the last days the commander in chief ... of the Jewish army, and with his horns "he will gore nations" (Deut. 33:17). "His firstling bullock, majesty is his; and his horns are the horns of the wild-ox; with... Deut. 33:17 - the white bull is evidently the Davidic Messiah and the wild ox the Messiah son of Joseph. This suggestion of mine is confirmed by the fact that Deut. 33:17 is the main text in the rabbinic literature for the Messiah son of Joseph (cf.... forum.jerusalemperspective.com/viewtopic.php?t=349&start=15View all 4 references for Deuteronomy *all* found. List every reference found in this document. | SponsorsThe Sage from Galilee by FlusserThe late Professor David Flusser was the foremost Jewish scholar on the Life of Jesus. His book, Jesus, by Magnes Press has been out of print for several years. Soon to be available in paperback under a new title: The Sage From Galilee. PreOrder your copy today! shop.JerusalemPerspective.comEmmaus Educational ServicesSpecializing in educational tours to Israel, Greece and Turkey. Biblical Studies by experiencing the Land and Culture. www.emmausonline.netStorybook by Toni BeckerThis folk-rock CD is an amazing collection of 11 well-crafted songs. Listen to her music online before you buy. www.ToniBecker.com |
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