04-05-2008, 05:07 AM
Deuteronomy 28:13 assumes Jewish leadership of the nonjewish nations.
Thus, the homeland of the Jewish mind needs to be practical as in the case of leadership studies.
Traditional Christianity says to the Jewish people "we win you loose."
Orthodox Judaism holds onto a future hope of "we win you loose."
But Messianic Judaism says "We win when you win."
People are made in God's image, so we start out with "to the Jew first." But we don't end there. Children adopted into God's familly are special too.
Jews can be just as happy for Arabs who identify with national Israel in Yeshua as they can for Yeshiva Bokerim, maybe even more happy if you get into it.
Thus, the homeland of the Jewish mind needs to be practical as in the case of leadership studies.
Traditional Christianity says to the Jewish people "we win you loose."
Orthodox Judaism holds onto a future hope of "we win you loose."
But Messianic Judaism says "We win when you win."
People are made in God's image, so we start out with "to the Jew first." But we don't end there. Children adopted into God's familly are special too.
Jews can be just as happy for Arabs who identify with national Israel in Yeshua as they can for Yeshiva Bokerim, maybe even more happy if you get into it.