Jan 27, '13, 3:56 pm
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thanks -- it is interesting to see the invention of religious catholic belief --
some times faith in santa claus is the same as religious belief where the simple truth of the doing what the torah required The writer of "The Epistle to the Messianic Hebrews" challenges the believers to leave behind the foundational principles of faith in Messiah, and to press on to maturity. Once the foundations of the faith have been laid firmly and the "milk" of the word has strengthened us, it is time for some real meat. One of the foundations of faith listed in Hebrews is "the doctrine of baptisms" (plural), yet in the Christian world very little is known about baptism. What is known is filtered through a Greek mind-set and ignorance of the Hebrew practice of the "mikveh" from which "baptism" is loosely translated. John the Baptist was not a Baptist, nor was his name John— his name was Yohannan ben Zechariah, the son of an Aaronic priest. He did not invent some "new thing", but was performing that of which every Israelite was intimately familiar— yet of which the average Christian is clueless. He was "mikveh-ing" Israelites in the Jordan River when he first met the promised Messiah, Yahshua. Every Israelite understood what Yochannan was doing in the Jordan, but the religious leaders could not understand why he was performing the Mikveh outside of their authorized religious system. Join Rood on the banks of the beautiful Jordan River near his home in Israel as he opens the believer's eyes to the depths of "The Mikveh - the Doctrine of Baptisms". Once this foundation of the faith is understood, we may then move on to maturity.
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Feb 10, '13, 9:24 pm
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In Acts, it says the apostles baptized in the name of Jesus; is it
sufficient just to baptize in the name of Jesus or does it need the
Trinitarian blessing? I was having this discussion with a protestant and
it left me thinking if the disciples actually followed Jesus'
commandment to baptize in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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Feb 10, '13, 10:08 pm
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Feb 11, '13, 2:10 pm
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thanks -- for this thread
it is interesting to see how the development of false beliefs are developed, i have studied under a few Hebrew roots scholars--some of the answers show why Saint Paul warned about believing myths and traditions of men.. kind a like Valentine day, as some one how it came about and you get many different beliefs. duh?? maybe if it sounds good. it must be true.. it's been the tradition for years to believe --"fill-in-da-blank" so it must be true. Hermeneutics (/hɜrməˈnjuːtɪks/), broadly, is the art and science of text interpretation. Exegesis involves an extensive and critical interpretation of a text, especially of a holy scripture, such as of the Old and New Testaments of the Bible, the Talmud, the Midrash, the Qur'an, etc. An exegete is a practitioner of this science, and the adjectival form is exegetic. The word exegesis means "to draw the meaning out of" a given text. Exegesis may be contrasted with eisegesis, which means to read one's own interpretation into a given text. In general, exegesis presumes an attempt to view the text objectively, while eisegesis implies more subjectivity. One may encounter the terms exegesis and hermeneutics used interchangeably; however, there remains a distinction.
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Feb 11, '13, 4:47 pm
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AND JESUS SAY'S " [19] Going therefore, teach ye all nations; baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. [20] Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and behold I am with you all days, even to the consummation of the world"
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well my experience is that " if it does not lead to Jesus baptising you with the Holy Spirit" then all you did was get "wet" 1sam10, acts19,acts 10 is an example of what happens .. most protestants and roman catholics weem to "just get wet"
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the mikvah--(baptism) how a woman does it-- and why ! "Mikvah: Splish Splash Is It a Jewish Bath?" Ep. 6, Season 2 tp://JewintheCity.com and http://MikvahCalendar.com answer: What's a mikvah? Who goes to it & why? JITC's wig by http://Freeda.com (click "more" for rest of credits) shot and edited by Elliot Gabor http://eliecreative.com co-special effects by Elliot Gabor and Jack Kamhaji http://craftv.com clothes by http://Junees.com stylist Sharon Langert http://fashion-isha.com makeup: Jenna Hanley http://jennahanley.com and Bleema Weinstein https://facebook.com/bleemasheadquarters music by: Shalsheles "Esah Einai" wig stylist Suzannah Luchins nechama31@gmail.com production assistants: David Khabinsky, Lisa Dolan, Annie Dolan Thank you to the Teaneck Mikvah for allowing us to film there! http://youtu.be/ge-RFQUbrFg thanks for this string i also have learned more about the baptism-- what john's role was and what Jesus's role is  |
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