Should Jews prayerfully reconsider the forbidden chapter?
But there is one chapter that is shunned by most rabbis today. Isaiah 53 has sadly evolved into the forbidden chapter within Judaism.
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But there is one chapter that is shunned by most rabbis today. Isaiah 53 has sadly evolved into the forbidden chapter within Judaism.
There is not a single rabbi, pastor or priest on earth who can provide you with the assurance of forgiveness in your heart and mind. Jesus, however, can give you such assurance when you trust Him as your loving Savior.
Dr. Michael Brown takes issue with a recent Israel Today article concerning rabbinic authority May 11, 2021 | Dr. Michael Brown Share A- As a Jewish believer in Yeshua who has been involved in dialogue with the rabbinic community for the last 50 years, I found Josh Feinberg’s May 4 article in Feinberg wrote his article in response to a recent debate between Messianic Jew Eitan Bar and ultra-Orthodox Rabbi Chaim Shitrit, noting that the debate was called “‘historic’ by some leaders in the Israeli Messianic community,” a claim that Feinberg dismissed. What Feinberg seems to have ...
But it was not only these traditional Jewish news sites that expressed shock and outrage. The headline in Israel Today, a Messianic Jewish publication in Israel, read, “Shock After Christian Family Found Living as Orthodox Jews in Jerusalem.” Yes, Jewish followers of Yeshua (Jesus) were taken aback as well, since we too denounce deceptive missionary tactics. As stated in an official Jews for Jesus document titled, “Jews for Jesus Principles ff Ethical Ministry” (sent to me after I requested a statement from David Brickner, head of Jews for Jesus), “We are Jews. We believe in Jesus....
YouTube screenshot The recent debate between Messianic Jew Eitan Bar and Rabbi Chaim Shitrit is viewed as “historic” by some leaders in the Israeli Messianic community. The impression one gets from the Messianic comments on this debate is that Bar won it. The following, however, is not an attempt to grade the debaters. Personally, I found both unconvincing. I also wonder why this is seen as historic when in fact these kinds of religious debates go back to the Middle Ages and are well known to almost every Jew. But the real wonder is why Messianic Jews are still so preoccupied with an iss...