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	Jesus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Judaism rejects claims of his divinity and of his being the Mashiach.
		Judaism considers the idea of Jesus being God, or part of a Trinity, or a mediator to God, as heresy.(Emunoth ve-Deoth, II:5) Judaism also does not consider Jesus to be the Messiah primarily because he did not fulfill the Messianic prophecies of the Tanakh, nor embodied the personal qualifications of the Messiah.
		Judaism states that Jesus did not fulfill the requirements set by the Torah to prove that he was a prophet.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jesus (8154 words)

	Judaism
		Judaism is a historical religion, meaning that in addition to being founded upon ideas and texts, it is also founded upon certain events (e.g., the Exodus, the Babylonian Captivity, etc.).
		Nazarene Judaism, on the other hand, is an attempt to recreate the first century community of Yahushua's followers and in doing so finds identification primarily in Judaism and Israel.
		Torah is, for the Nazarene, the foundation of faith, theology and practice and is of value in and of itself.
	www.geocities.com /a.c.smith/jew.html (2473 words)

	Answer-20 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Messianic Judaism started about 30 years ago and is an offshoot of the many denominations of Judaism filled with their various legalistic man-made doctrines of the Talmud with the exception of belief in the Messiah.
		Nazarene Jews use and teach the true Sacred Names of the Father Yahweh and Yahshua the Messiah as it was originally written in the Hebrew Scriptures.
		Nazarene Jews use and teach the true Sacred Calendar as it was originally commanded by Yahweh in Scripture with The month of Aviv being the First month of the year starting at the visual sighting of the first sliver of the new moon after the barley is Aviv (Ripe).
	www.nazarite.net /answer-20.html (597 words)

	The Early Nazarene Christians and Rabbinic Judaism
		The Nazarenes were well aware of the fact that Judaism of their time had been divided primarily into two beliefs-- the teachings of the House of Hillel, and the teachings of the House of Shammai.
		Obviously this is prima facie evidence that the early Nazarene Church, which observed the Laws of Moses and found them not contrary to faith in the Messiah, maintained contact with Rabbinic Judaism, as it continued to develop after the destruction of the Temple.
		Geographically, the Nazarenes were essentially limited to pockets of existence along the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, and in the region of Galilee and Jerusalem at least till the city fell to Emperor Hadrian and his soldiers in 135 A.D. when the Bar Kochba rebellion was squelched.
	hope-of-israel.org /nazarene.htm (5686 words)

	TNN Online: FAQ - N
		While the groups invariably known as "Nazarene Israel" or "Nazarene Yisrael" or even "Nazarene Judaism" claim to have a Biblical basis for their beliefs, we believe that most of what they claim is poorly founded.
		The groups known as "Nazarene Israel" often fail to recognize this, and build a mythos around the fact that the "Nazarene belief" is the one true faith.
		Judaism has made the laws of niddah very complicated when you read the Mishnah and the Talmud, which adds many things to the basic Scriptural instructions, and then among those extra-Biblical regulations there are differing and contradicting opinions.
	www.tnnonline.net /faq/n.html (3813 words)

	The Mysterious Relationship of The Early Nazarene Christians and Rabbinic Judaism - William F. Dankenbring
		Jerome also tells us that the Nazarenes must have been on generally good terms with the Jews during early times, because in the same letter to Augustine he indicates that they were to be found "in all the synagogues of the East among the Jews" (ibid.).
		Obviously this is prima facie evidence that the early Nazarene Church, which observed the Laws of Moses and found them not contrary to faith in Christ, maintained contact with Rabbinic Judaism, as it continued to develop after the destruction of the Temple.
		Geographically, the Nazarenes were essentially limited to pockets of existence along the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, and in the region of Galilee and Jerusalem at least till the city fell to Emperor Hadrian and his soldiers in 135 A. when the Bar Kochba rebellion was squelched.
	evans-experientialism.freewebspace.com /dankenbring.htm (5881 words)

	Friends of the Nazarene - Nazarene Commentary - Matthew 6
		This is a negative command of the Nazarene, and based on John 15:14 and John 14:15, a failure to obey this directive proves one does not love him, nor is a friend of the Lord.
		However, the spirit of the Nazarene’s teachings ought to ring in the ears of the Saint living near the top of the social and economic pyramid: seek a life of simplicity with a generous eye toward the less fortunate.
		When the Nazarene here uses the word “kingdom” he first means that opportunity to gain entrance into the kingdom or realm of the Son which is the Church, the Nazarene Community of Christian Saints with its heavenly call (Matthew 13:41; Colossians 1:12; Hebrews 3:1).
	www.nazarene-friends.org /nazcomm/40/006.htm (7204 words)

	Nazarene Judaism? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Nazarene Judaism maintains a belief in Y'shua as the Messiah.
		The common wisdom is that on the one side you have Jews and Judaism, and on the other you have Gentiles and Christianity.
		Nazarene Judaism is a spiritual renaissance, a revival, a return to the pure faith of first century Nazarenes.
	www.unjs.org /what_is_nazarene_judaism.htm (463 words)

	History
		It is best today to use the collective term Nazarene Jew or Nazarene Believers in an attempt to capture the whole of this earliest movement, and it would be useful to revive the term Yachad as a collective designation for the community of the Hasidim/Saints.
		Nazarene is used as an historical designation to refer to those original, 1st century, largely Palestinian followers of Yeshua (Jesus), gathered around Yaaqov (James) in Jerusalem, who were zealous for the Torah, but saw themselves as part of the New Covenant Way inaugurated by their "True Teacher" Yeshua.
		Modern Orthodox Judaism is strong in the Traditions of the Elders, sometimes these are Customs of the Fathers, but this does not give the whole story.
	homepages.paradise.net.nz /bet_yaakov/history.htm (1008 words)

	Chazak! Barukh Haba B'Shem Adonai!
		Such an idea is the entire foundation for the literature of ancient Nazarene Judaism, which, along with the Tanakh, has become the most influential Book that the world has ever set eyes upon.
		Traditional Judaism says that the King Messiah, who succeeds in his task of creating world peace, will be preceded by a warrior Messiah, who will be pierced, suffers and dies in the great battle with Gog and Magog.
		However, this conclusion could not be possibly considered in Rabbinical Judaism due to the fact that the Nazarenes already maintained belief in such a 'foreign' concept.
	messianicart.com /chazak/yeshua/barukh.htm (3169 words)

	Congregation B'nei HaMelech
		Messianic Judaism is a prophetic movement and a direct result of the outpouring of God’s Holy Spirit upon His Chosen People.
		While there are no concrete figures, it has been estimated by many that there are at least 100,000 Jewish believers in the Messiah Yeshua in the United States alone, with over 60 Messianic congregations and synagogues in Israel, and this number is growing all the time.
		Now tens of thousands of Gentile Christians all around the world are also embracing Messianic Judaism as the form of worship as it was practiced by Believers in the Messiah in the first century, and as many believe it will be practiced in Messiah’s soon-coming earthly Kingdom.
	www.praize.com /theology/arilevitt/index.shtml (829 words)

	Nazarene Judaism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		We know a little about the Nazarenes from Jewish Rabbinic writings, but the more important description of them, although negative, can be found in the writings of the Early "Church Fathers." You see, just as now, the Nazarenes were misunderstood and hated by both the "Church" and Pharisaic Judaism.
		The Church Fathers made it clear that the Nazarenes were "nothing but Jews." Most Jewish historians recognize that the Nazarene Jews were a valid Sect in Second Temple Judaism and for several centuries later.
		And although the Talmud refers to the Nazarenes as "heretics," it would seem that this opinion was only formed in the later Talmudic writings, that is, after the inception of, the incursion of, the deception of, and the hatred from Christianity.
	www.yashanet.com /library/nazarene_judaism.html (2127 words)

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		We believe that the Torah of Moses is the basis of the Bible, being the covenants of Israel that promise us eternal life, is the basis of the Bible and is still required of us.
		So whoever breaks the smallest command in it, and teaches people this, will be the least in the kingdom of heaven; but if you do them and teach them, you will be called great in the kingdom of heaven.
		The problem is that the linage of disciples trained by disciples of Yeshua dies out 1700 years ago with the Nazarenes.
	home.hawaii.rr.com /eliyahu (8852 words)

	YHWHFIRSTFRUITSSabbathMessianicNatsarimIsraelYahushuaLewWhiteFossilizedCustomsTorahNazareneIsraelPaganChristianityKipa
		Nazarene Israel is a special group within Israel; with Yahushua, they are the first fruits.
		Being a descendant of one of the tribes of Israel means your lineage is of the "natural branches", but to be counted among Israel of Yahuah, you have to be in the Covenant relationship.
		We have distributed over 8500 copies of it, so there should be an ample supply of them for many years to come on-line from people who are willing to sell them to you.
	www.fossilizedcustoms.com /nazarene_israel.htm (2835 words)

	Doctor James Trimm's "Jewish School" & International Beit Din
		...Nazarenes must also have our own unique halachic authority apart from that of Rabbinic Judaism....reconstructing the ancient sect of Nazarene Judaism we must recognize that Rabbinic/Pharisaic Halacha is not the only "authentic" Judaism...Although we must examine what these sages, as well as the Qumran writers, have written.
		Nazarene Jews reject Jesus Christ as the Messiah, and are a branch of Orthodox Judaism.
		We are planning a Nazarene Community Center!...It is intended that this community center will serve as an anchor to promote a Nazarene Jewish community and if successful additional Nazarene communities could be established in various other loactions over a period of time.
	www.seekgod.ca /yeshiva.htm (4687 words)

	Jews for Judaism FAQ
		It cannot be that Matthew is referring to the Messiah as being a Nazarite, for nowhere in the Jewish Scriptures is it stated that the Messiah will ever take the Nazarite vow.
		Furthermore, the spelling of the words Nazarite, nazir (from the Hebrew root N-Z-R), and Nazarene, notsri (from the Hebrew root N-TZ- R), are not the same in Hebrew.
		The speculation as to whether the evangelist is comparing Nazarene and netser (or natsar) or Nazarene and Nazarite is inconsequential, for there is no basis in fact for either claim.
	www.jewsforjudaism.org /web/faq/faq083.html (369 words)

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		Some of the Nazarene Jews see themselves as a half-way house, capable of persuading Jewish believers in >Yeshua to abandon their belief in his Deity, while still accepting him as a Messiah of some sort.
		Until this happens, the Nazarenes will continue to be an invisible target, capable of >firing missiles at other people while nobody can fire anything back.
		BIBLE We believe that the Bible, which includes both the Tanakh [Torah, Prophets, Writings] and the Ketuvim Netzarim (The Writings of the Nazarenes contained in the Renewed Covenant) is the inspired Word of ELOHIM and infallible in the form in which it was origionally transmmitted by Him to His people.
	www.write-on.co.uk /trimm.txt (1948 words)

	THE UNITY OF THE MESSIANIC JEWISH MOVEMENT
		In addition to believing that Yeshua died for our sins, Messianic Judaism seeks to walk the way of Yeshua, whose way was to be a righteous Jew; obedient to G-d and separated from the ways of the world at large.
		A top priority of this new Messianic Judaism was and is to never again be assimilated into the paganism of the Church, or to become apostate from the way and walk given by our Jewish Messiah Yeshua.
		Messianic Judaism uses the Hebrew language and idiom as the standard of revelation, rather than the Greek language and culture.
	www.messianic.com /articles/messianicunity.htm (951 words)

	About Messianic Judaism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Messianic Judaism is Biblical Judaism with Yeshua as the Messiah.
		Messianic Judaism has more in common with other branches of Judaism than with Christianity in spite of sharing the belief that Yeshua was Messiah.
		It is confusing when other branches of Judaism (as well as some within the church) call all believers in Yeshua "Christians" regardless of their view on Torah.
	www.lightofmashiach.org /messjud.html (491 words)

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		that Judaism of their time had been divided primarily into two beliefs-- the teachings of the House of Hillel, and the teachings of the House of Shammai.
		Obviously this is prima facie evidence that the early Nazarene Church, which observed the Laws of Moses and found them not contrary to faith in Christ, maintained contact with Rabbinic Judaism, as it continued to develop after the destruction of the Temple.
		Geographically, the Nazarenes were essentially limited to pockets of existence along the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, and in the region of Galilee and Jerusalem at least till the city fell to Emperor Hadrian and his soldiers in 135 A.D. when the Bar Kochba rebellion was squelched.
	www.triumphpro.com /nazarenes.htm (4685 words)

	MessianicJews.Info -- Frequently Asked Questions
		Messianic Judaism is also called Nazarene Judaism because Messiah lived in Nazareth.
		This is a subject of continuing debate in Messianic Judaism.
		Messianic Judaism does not celebrate holidays created by the gentile Church centuries after Yeshua came.
	www.godonthe.net /messianicjews/general/faq.html (1078 words)

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	Readers Ask (Messianic Judaism)
		What is your oppinion concerning shabbat, in orthodox judaism you are not even allowed to turn on a light switch or put out the fire of your burning home, what is your oppinion when they talk about the 39 forbidden acts during shabbat and how would you go about interpreting it?
		The Ethiopians lay claim that the Ark was taken by Solomons son Menelik I, stolen from Israel, and taken to Ethiopia, where they say it is resting in St. Mary's of Zion Church, housed in a special building, and only one man (Levite priest) attends to it there.
		The sabbaths and new moons are G-d's -- and I don't follow the 'traditional' calendar of Judaism unless it agrees with Scripture and the new moon sighting seen in Jerusalem.
	www.lightofmashiach.org /questions.html (19946 words)

	Religion & Beliefs, Messianic Judaism, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		If you call yourself Christian, Jew, Messianic, or Nazarene, then you must learn of the Ebionites who are true spiritual Israel--the poor ones to the ways and thinking of this world.
		Others call themselves Nazarene Jews or Ebionites, but because they are spiritually disenfranchised, they remain counterfeit with respect to the names and terms they espouse.
		The disciple must become a Nazarene who is consecrated, Spirit-filled, and unblemished as they walk the Narrow Way, enter through the Strait Gate, and learn directly from the Lord--the One Rabbi and Teacher of the Mysteries of G-d.
	dir.webring.com /rw?d=Religion___Beliefs/Messianic_Judaism (1571 words)

	Torah (Teachings) of Yahshua Messiah (Jesus, Yeshua) - rebuking the Trinity and Lawlessness
		One example of this is the current craze of using Judaic mysticism, Kabbalah, as "proof" that Messiah is God.
		Allow me to briefly elaborate on the situation as it now stands within the counterfeit Messianic Judaism and Nazarene movements regarding their teaching that Messiah is God.
		The result is that many followers of counterfeit Messianic and Nazarene "rabbis" unknowingly reject the TRUE Hebraic foundations because their leaders have wickedly reversed the truth, that is, they present Hebraic as being non-Hebraic and Constantinian, Greek, Christianized concepts as being Hebraic!
	www.torahofmessiah.com /godseen.html (10184 words)

	YAHSHUA Or Paul?
		Both forms of Judaism expected a Messiah: the sacrificial cult expected the Messiah to be a warrior king; the Essene Nazarenes expected a Messiah of Peace, a spiritual King.
		And that was the doctrine of salvation of the Essene Nazarene Ebionites.
		Essene Nazarene Christianity was still true to the teachings of Jesus, being led by James, the brother of Jesus.
	www.essene.org /Yahowshua_or_Paul.htm (12235 words)

	BOOK OF MORMON SLANDER
		Kathryn is a woman who initially brought her accusations against me in the year 2000.
		At that time she insisted that the International Nazarene Beit Din (of which I served as Rosh Beit Din) investigate her charges against me (this was her own choice).
		An independent committee was formed to investigate the matter and the committee exonerated me of all of her accusations.
	www.trimmfamily.com /Slander.htm (5793 words)

	Beliefnet.com
		I heard that not only is there Messianic Judaism, but there is also Nazarene Judaism.
		Don't know much about Nazerene Judaism, but our Messianic community does have a few people who used to attend Nazarene churches.
		If I were you, look for a body that emphasizes the power and gifts of the Holy Spirit, desires to learn and walk in the Torah, but is uncompromising about the preeminence (and full deity) of Yeshua (Jesus).
	www.beliefnet.com /boards/message_list.asp?boardID=28430&discussionID=488510 (374 words)

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