Comments on: About http://christian4moses.wordpress.com back to before this became a paradox Thu, 17 Dec 2009 02:48:51 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Christian for Moses http://christian4moses.wordpress.com/about/#comment-173 Christian for Moses Tue, 10 Feb 2009 07:49:08 +0000 #comment-173 Hi Doulos, First of all sorry for the late reply. A short answer would be because Christianity has given up the Torah from very early on. Theres is almost no literature after the NT that shows a positive and affirmative approach to the Torah, and the ones that do, are incomplete as they are rejecting the Sacrifical service. Whether this shows that in fact the Apostles taught a lifestyle without the incorporation of the Torah (in its fullest sense) is another question, which in my case would be answered negatively. So it simply comes down to the practical reality that I am faced with, Christianity from very early did not teach (and in some cases taught against), keeping Torah for Jewish believers, or just the general idea of it being the ideal lifestyle to be lived out, and as such to do such a thing today would be un-Christian in the eyes of the world around you. Blessings, Daniel Hi Doulos,

First of all sorry for the late reply.

A short answer would be because Christianity has given up the Torah from very early on. Theres is almost no literature after the NT that shows a positive and affirmative approach to the Torah, and the ones that do, are incomplete as they are rejecting the Sacrifical service. Whether this shows that in fact the Apostles taught a lifestyle without the incorporation of the Torah (in its fullest sense) is another question, which in my case would be answered negatively.

So it simply comes down to the practical reality that I am faced with, Christianity from very early did not teach (and in some cases taught against), keeping Torah for Jewish believers, or just the general idea of it being the ideal lifestyle to be lived out, and as such to do such a thing today would be un-Christian in the eyes of the world around you.

Blessings,

Daniel

]]> By: Doulos http://christian4moses.wordpress.com/about/#comment-172 Doulos Tue, 03 Feb 2009 22:25:53 +0000 #comment-172 Hi, just a quick question for you, why do you think that to "go with Christianity" you'll have to give up the Torah? Hi, just a quick question for you, why do you think that to “go with Christianity” you’ll have to give up the Torah?

]]> By: Christian for Moses http://christian4moses.wordpress.com/about/#comment-87 Christian for Moses Sun, 14 Dec 2008 18:25:33 +0000 #comment-87 Hi Reuel, I see you know some Dutch;) It was good meeting you, B"H we'll meet again and continue our conversation:) I looked at your link and it seems interesting, I remember hearing the name Chuck Missler before. Blessings, Daniel Hi Reuel,

I see you know some Dutch;)

It was good meeting you, B”H we’ll meet again and continue our conversation:)

I looked at your link and it seems interesting, I remember hearing the name Chuck Missler before.

Blessings,

Daniel

]]> By: reuel http://christian4moses.wordpress.com/about/#comment-82 reuel Fri, 12 Dec 2008 11:27:38 +0000 #comment-82 Hoi; Hoe ghat het? Hope everything is going well for you. Good to meet you man. I was amazed at how very articulate you are in a second language. It's quite rare. Any time you want to talk, I'd love that. I love the paradoxical way you grasp peoples' attention vis-a-vis your blog title- you are a true thinker/reflector. Am looking forward to reading more in your blog- looks like An Unusual Yom Kippur is where I'm starting out- I've a question about homosexuality too- what do you think? I have several friends on different sides of this argument. Wish you were around more to talk- people who think critically are somewhat rare. SHALOM, reuel Here's a group I've found intriguing- what do you think? http://studycenter.com/ Hoi; Hoe ghat het? Hope everything is going well for you. Good to meet you man. I was amazed at how very articulate you are in a second language. It’s quite rare. Any time you want to talk, I’d love that. I love the paradoxical way you grasp peoples’ attention vis-a-vis your blog title- you are a true thinker/reflector.
Am looking forward to reading more in your blog- looks like An Unusual Yom Kippur is where I’m starting out- I’ve a question about homosexuality too- what do you think? I have several friends on different sides of this argument. Wish you were around more to talk- people who think critically are somewhat rare.
SHALOM,
reuel

Here’s a group I’ve found intriguing- what do you think?

http://studycenter.com/

]]> By: Daniel http://christian4moses.wordpress.com/about/#comment-11 Daniel Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:59:45 +0000 #comment-11 Thank you for your message on Messianic Judaism Quest. Please stay in touch. Daniel T. Thank you for your message on Messianic
Judaism Quest. Please stay in touch. Daniel T.

]]> By: christian4moses http://christian4moses.wordpress.com/about/#comment-4 christian4moses Thu, 07 Aug 2008 09:51:57 +0000 #comment-4 Hi Paula, Tnx for the warm welcome:) I guess you were able to persuade me, but then again I owe you for all the many times I was able to read your blog and gather insights so I think you have the right to ask for something in return:P Blessings, Daniel Hi Paula,

Tnx for the warm welcome:) I guess you were able to persuade me, but then again I owe you for all the many times I was able to read your blog and gather insights so I think you have the right to ask for something in return:P

Blessings,

Daniel

]]> By: graspingmashiach http://christian4moses.wordpress.com/about/#comment-3 graspingmashiach Wed, 06 Aug 2008 15:47:19 +0000 #comment-3 Daniel, Welcome to the world of blogging! I'm anticipating many wonderful discoveries upcoming. Thanks for sharing your journey with others. Blessings, Paula Daniel,

Welcome to the world of blogging! I’m anticipating many wonderful discoveries upcoming. Thanks for sharing your journey with others.

Blessings,

Paula

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