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	Messianic Renewed Judaism - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Messianic Renewed Judaism is a minor subset of the Messianic Jewish movement.
		Messianic Renewed Judaism rejects the Trinity, which it considers a Pagan belief, but does believe in a God, originally called in Hebrew (Elohim whom they see as a three-dimensional being with a spirit, soul, and body.
		Dam interprets this passage as meaning that the "Renewed Covenant" of Jeremiah 31:31-37 was made with the Jewish people, not with the Christian church as were the other five Covenants (except the first, which was done with Noah).
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Messianic_Renewed_Judaism (465 words)

	Judaism
		Judaism is often used for the whole tradition of the religion of the Jews.
		Judaism was surpassed only by the religion of Akhenaten and Zoroastrianism as the first monotheistic religions in the world.
		Judaism is a religion of "waiting", waiting for Messiah, the god sent ruler who will liberate the Jews and bring back justice and security to the earth.
	lexicorient.com /e.o/judaism.htm (2559 words)

	MBIMA
		A Messianic Rebbitzin is the wife of a Messianic Rabbi, and she is ordained along with him.
		The Messianic Minister is responsible to report any immorality or substantial change in their walk or belief as varying from the standard of MBI, and submit to the Executive Office for the work of redemption and restoration.
		Messianic Ministers are required to abide by the marriage officiating laws of the state, province or country in which they reside or perform wedding ceremony.
	www.messianicbureau.org /mbima (2563 words)

	Judaism
		Judaism is often used for the whole tradition of the religion of the Jews.
		Judaism was surpassed only by the religion of Akhenaten and Zoroastrianism as the first monotheistic religions in the world.
		Judaism is a religion of "waiting", waiting for Messiah, the god sent ruler who will liberate the Jews and bring back justice and security to the earth.
	i-cias.com /e.o/judaism.htm (2559 words)

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		Because Messianic Judaism is a complex, multifaceted theologoumenon, rich in several levels and layers of meaning, full of internal inconsistencies and ambivalences, paradoxes and contradictions, constructing a theory of MJT from the outside (or perhaps even more so, from within) runs the risk an inevitable reductionism.
		My theory is that Messianic Judaism is a Jewish expression of Christianity and a Christian expression of Judaism that challenges the self-understandings and self-definitions of Christians and Jews, calling for a redefinition of categories and world-views on the basis of their existence.
		Messianic Jews are representative of the faithful remnant (of Romans 9-11) who whilst a small, insignificant and barely visible group among the Jewish people at present, foreshadow a large-scale ingathering of Israel back to their Messiah, and a consequent ingathering of the nations in God’s saving purposes.
	webzoom.freewebs.com /messianic_judaism/EDMJT3.4bupload.ans (8041 words)

	Judaism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Judaism is the religion and culture of the Jewish people and the first recorded monotheistic faith.
		Orthodox Judaism (includes Hasidic Judaism Haredi (or Ultra-Orthodox) Judaism and Modern Orthodox Judaism) - this denomination holds that the was written by God and Moses and that the original laws within are binding and unchanging.
		Reform Judaism (outside of the USA also known Progressive Judaism and in the U.K. as Liberal Judaism) originally formed in Germany as a reaction to traditional Judaism integration with society and a personal interpretation the Torah.
	www.freeglossary.com /Judaism (5684 words)

	Messianic Judaism New?..no!
		No, Messianic Judaism is not new, it was a continuation of true Judaism.
		Messianic Judaism was almost squelched out in the year 325 C.E.(common era.,or A.D.) when the Emperor of Rome at that time (Constantine) issued a decree divorsing all Messianic Jews...unless they wanted to assumulate and join what then became "The church".
		This article is to show you some of those who had chutspah to stand for the emeet of HASHEM (truth of G-d) when Messianic Judaism was not as widespread as it is today.
	members.tripod.com /Qeshot/mj_notnew.html (575 words)

	MBIMA
		A Messianic Rabbitzin is the wife of a Messianic Rabbi, and she is ordained along with him.
		The Messianic Minister is responsible to report any immorality or substantial change in their walk or belief as varying from the standard of MBIMA, and submit to the Executive Office for the work of redemption and restoration.
		If any Messianic Minister is believed to have performed an act of adultery, homosexuality, or any immorality as stated in Torah, they shall be put immediately on Disciplinary Probation and may not act upon their official duties, nor minister from the Bima, until restored to righteous a standing as processed by MBIMA.
	www.messianicbureau.org /index.htm (2930 words)

	Jews for Judaism Handbook - The Response to an Urgent Need
		Their delegitimization of Judaism, in concert with their misleading exploitation of Jewish symbols, religious artifacts and even traditional music, serve to confuse the potential convert, making him or her more vulnerable.
		Several groups have founded "Messianic Jewish" day schools for children and "yeshivot" where they produce ordained "Messianic rabbis." There are over 100 "Messianic congregations" in Israel, and over 38 in the former Soviet Union.
		Jews for Judaism is also a pioneer in the use of multi-media advertising and the worldwide distribution of counter-missionary materials.
	www.jewsforjudaism.org /web/handbook/s_response.html (1048 words)

	Messianic Judaism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Messianic Judaism is a religion centered on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, who is referred to as Yeshua by its adherents, that claims to have at least 47,000 followers and 280 congregations worldwide as of 2006.
		Messianic Judaism's adherents seek to reclaim the Jewishness of the Christian faith by exercising into their lifestyle and religious practices the faith and traditions of the disciples of Jesus.
		Messianics argue that followers of Christianity were historically erroneously anti-semitic in their approach to Judaism, well before Constantine came to power and legalized the anti-semitic approach of the gentilized church, thus cementing the Jewish-Christian split, with the First Council of Nicaea in 325 AD.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Messianic_Judaism (7718 words)

	Messianic Judaism - In Search of Messianic Jewish Thought
		At the same time, Messianic believers recognise their relationship to the law is not the same as that of traditional Jews because the center of a believer’s life is not the law, but the Messiah.
		Messianic Jews are generally ‘Torah positive,’[6] responding to the charge of legalism that comes from the church, and the accusation that they have ‘abandoned the law’ levelled by the Jewish community.
		Messianic Jewish believers have identified three principles in relation to the oral law: (1) some it can definitely be used; (2) some of it can be adapted for use; (3) using it indiscriminately is unwarranted.
	www.freewebs.com /messianic_judaism/torahmessianicjudaism.htm (6661 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Judaism
		In Palestine, in particular, the people blindly followed their leadership, confident that the present rule of pagan Rome would speedily come to an end at the appearance of the Messias, expected as a mighty deliverer of the faithful "children of the kingdom'.
		Jews were far from prepared for the fulfilment of the promises which the almighty had repeatedly made to their race.
		This was first shown to them, when a voice, that of John, the son of Zachary and the herald of the Messias, was heard in the wilderness of Juda.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/08399a.htm (5440 words)

	FAQ about Messianic Judaism - The Four Questions
		Messianic Judaism is a branch of Judaism that believes that Yeshua of Natzeret is the Moshiach.
		Some groups that are commonly held to be Messianic are “Jews for Jesus”, “Ephraimites ”, and those that hold to the “Sacred Name” theology.
		This “definition” of who we are, based on our own lifestyle and halacha instead of on the practices of other Jewish movements, is necessary if we are going to combat the teachings of groups like the ones that I spoke of before.
	fourquestions.us /judaism/messianic/faq.html (883 words)

	The world's top Religion websites
		Messianic Renewed Judaism believe, just like Judaism does, that there is only ONE "Elohim" (the original word in the Tanach, the Jewish Scriptures)but millions of Gods.
		Institutional religion came into being about 4000 years ago, roughly coincident with the invention of writing, and writing was long the exclusive preserve of the priestly classes, and as such served to preserve their power and privilege.
		The monotheism of Islam and Judaism is much more clear cut, although very early sources for Yahweh show signs of henotheistic or polytheistic origins or forerunners, which do not at all deny their sole Deity status once the religion became established.
	www.websbiggest.com /dir-wiki.cfm/Religion (5871 words)

	The Cornerstone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		At the time of Jesus messianic fervour was at a peak, but the people of Israel were anticipating a messiah who would overthrow their heathen oppressors and vindicate them as God’s chosen people.
		This gave further impetus to the messianic hopes and aspirations of the people to be liberated from their enemies.
		The Judaism that the Rabbis attempted to resuscitate is not the Biblical faith of Israel, but is, in fact the Judaism of the Rabbis, predicated upon the denial of Jesus as the Messiah (i.e.
	www.messianicgoodnews.org /articles/Cornerstone.htm (5676 words)

	MessianicJews.Info -- Frequently Asked Questions
		Messianic Judaism is also called Nazarene Judaism because Messiah lived in Nazareth.
		Many Messianic congregations choose to affiliate themselves with certain Messianic organizations such as the Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations.
		Messianic Judaism does not celebrate holidays created by the gentile Church centuries after Yeshua came.
	www.godonthe.net /messianicjews/general/faq.html (1078 words)

	The Messianic Movement
		Messianic Judaism began 2,000 years ago when Yeshua (Jesus) was born and the 1st Century followers of Jesus were all Jewish.
		There are estimated to be 475 Messianic congregations of various sizes throughout the world, 350 of which are in the United States.
		Most Jewish people, including many young people, have a renewed appreciation for their own Jewish heritage and want to say the familiar prayers and blessings, celebrate the holidays such as Passover, Succoth, Yom Kippur, and sing and dance in a worshipful, joyful Israeli-Hebraic style of worship.
	www.messiahsgifts4u.com /memo.html (265 words)

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		In a speech June 16 to the Southern Baptist Messianic Fellowship, a gathering of Messianic Jews, Al Mohler, President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY, pointed to Scripture as mandating Jewish conversion, saying that the act of warning Jews about the danger of their beliefs was "the ultimate act of Christian love."
		We are shocked and outraged that a leader in the Southern Baptist church would compare Judaism to a deadly tumor that needs to be removed.
		The comments, made to a Jewish Messianic group, also highlight the dangers and deceptiveness of that movement, who falsely claim that they are interested in Jewish practices when the real goal is to convert Jews to Christianity.
	www.adl.org /presrele/ChJew_31/4272_31.asp (288 words)

	Messianic Judaism: Definition - B'rit Hadasha Messianic Jewish Synagogue, Memphis, TN
		Messianic Jewish groups may also include those from non-Jewish backgrounds who have a confirmed call to participate fully in the life and destiny of the Jewish People.
		In Messianic Judaism, we seek to preserve and proclaim our Jewish heritage and values in light of the person and teachings of Yeshua the Messiah.
		In Messianic Judaism, we seek to follow Yeshua the Messiah and His teachings according to the pattern of Jewish culture and tradition.
	www.brithadasha.org /definition.html (867 words)

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		To tell you the truth, I was once a believer for 23 years and came out of the Christian Church and held onto the beliefs of Messianism.
		Messianism, for the most part, believes that Yeshua is G-d and that he was from a virgin birth.
		The only difference between Christianity and Messianism is the belief in the Torah (Law).
	www.messianicbelief.freehomepage.com (598 words)

	FAQ
		Messianic Worship seeks to restore scripture to it's Jewish context, Glorify Adonai (G-d) in all we do, and build bridges between Jews, Messianic Jews, and Christians.
		Messianic congregations are often made up predominately of Goy (Gentiles), wishing to worship in the way taught by Yeshua (Jesus), and show love and support for Jews and Israel.
		Messianic Jews have not stopped being Jewish, remaining strongly Jewish in identity, lifestyle and belief that Yeshua is the Messiah and the fulfillment of true Biblical Judaism.
	www.hebrewroot.com /questions.htm (857 words)

	MESSIANIC JUDAISM
		Converts to Messianic Judaism are often shunned by their Jewish families of origin and are excluded from the local Jewish community.
		Whether she cares to define herself as a Christian or as a 'fulfilled Jew,' 'Messianic Jew,' or any other designation is irrelevant; to us, she is clearly a Christian.
		Israeli Supreme Court decided on 1989-DEC-25, and subsequently, that Messianic Jews were not eligible to immigrate to Israel under the Law of Return, because of their belief in Yeshua.
	www.religioustolerance.org /mess_jud4.htm (559 words)

	Beth T'filah Messianic Synagogue - Messianic Judaism? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		James, the leader of the early Messianic community is even written about in Jewish literature as having been one of the most holy and righteous men of his day.
		For them, the times of the Messianic age had started, and the Messiah had come to bring the promise of the Father, the promise of a renewed covenant — the B'rit Chadashah.
		These “Messianic Congregations” are characterized by a number of distinctive elements including worship on Shabbat and other Jewish Biblical holidays, joyful Messianic worship with dance, and other customs consistent with Scripture.
	www.beth-tfilah.org /messianic/messianic.htm (1054 words)

	Teshuvah Messianic Synagogue Welcomes You.
		At Teshuvah Messianic Synagogue we believe that this restoration of the Jewish people to G-d has already begun and is increasingly evident in the growing strength and vitality of the international Messianic Jewish movement.
		The Messianic Judaism that we practice has been re-birthed by G-d in these acharit-hayamim in order to facilitate the wider spiritual regeneration of our Jewish people.
		Teshuvah Messianic Synagogue is accountable to the Union of British Messianic Jewish Congregations (UBMJC).
	www.ubmjc.org /teshuvah (690 words)

	UMJC - Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations - FAQs
		The Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations was founded 25 years ago to establish and strengthen Messianic Jewish congregations everywhere.
		In his recent volume, Judaism Is Not Jewish, Baruch Maoz provides a notable service for the Messianic Jewish movement by drawing the distinction between Jewish Christianity and Messianic Judaism in a clear and unambiguous fashion, and challenging Yeshua-believing Jews to make a decision between the two.
		All Messianic Jews agree this issue was settled by the Apostles and Elders in Jerusalem in C.E. 49 (Acts 15).
	www.umjc.net /content/blogsection/3/58 (545 words)

	messianic jewish online - messianic judaism and jewish roots
		Messianic Jews are sometimes written off as rebelling against their parents or heritage; of reacting against Judaism in the way it was presented to them while growing up; or as mentally ill people seeking a crutch.
		Most Messianic Jews, like other deeply spiritual people who have chosen other paths, felt at some point in their lives a longing, an emptiness that they sought to fill by seeking God.
		Messianic Jews have not "converted" to another religion -- they are still Jews first and foremost.
	www.messianicjewishonline.com /article1004.html (860 words)

	Where Did the Word "Church" Come From?
		At that time, Judaism (which included Messianic Judaism as a sub-set, or sect of Judaism) was one of the “authorized” religions of the Empire.
		All he actually did was to take the Roman form of the Babylon Mystery Religion, dress it up with “Bible words,” and change the names of the pantheon of “gods” and “goddesses” to the names of prominent first-century Messianic Believers, particularly the Apostles.
		The first level of pagan priests under Constantine was known as the “circle” and derived that name from their practice of meeting in a circle to worship the sun.
	www.familybible.org /Teaching/Messianic/Church.htm (1466 words)

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