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 Hebrew Roots FAQS & Myths

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Myth. Christians don't know that Jesus was Jewish

Myth. It is impossible to understand the Bible unless one uses a "Hebraic" mindset. Christians have a Greek mindset or western gentile mindset and therefore can't understand the true meaning of the Bible.

Myth. False prophets merely make mistakes because they are human, and the passages referring to them don't apply, therefore they can continue in leadership and as prophets, regardless of how often they predict and are proven wrong.

Myth. The bride of Messiah will only be those who have the correct "Hebraic" Name for God and "Yahshua".

Myth: The New Testament is merely "Yahshuah's (or whatever variation) interpretation of the Tenakh" To be clear, they believe that what Jesus spoke was merely an "interpretation" of the Old Testament. 

Myth. Christians worship an antinomian or lawless  Jesus, but He was Torah observant, and we are to follow His example of that. 

Myth: Some say that Paul advocated circumcision by advising Timothy to have one done, and therefore if one follows the Mosaic Law, it is part of keeping Torah.   

Myth: The the handwriting of ordinances in Col 2:8 refer to the oral law or oral Torah, also known as the Talmud. The oral law is inferred in the NT in other of Paul's writings, like Galatians, which is the correct understanding of "under the Law" 

Myth: Christians are antinomians because they don't keep the Sabbath on Saturday and therefore violate Torah.  

  Myth. We need to keep the Sabbath, as part of the commandments, and to not do so means we are lawless or "anti-nomian".

Myth Acts 15 tells us that we are to learn and keep the law of Moses and that Gentiles who convert can start with just the basic list, but should become fully obedient to the law over time as they grow spiritually. 

Myth. We are under the law of Torah or Law of Moses, because Jesus said in Matthew 5:17-19 that He didn't come to destroy the law and heaven and earth haven't passed away, therefore we must follow it over pagan Christian teachings.

Myth. We need to keep all the Biblical feasts or Jewish celebrations and eat kosher food in order to be Torah observant (keep the law) and obedient and show we belong to God.  

Myth. The Vision of the Sheet which Peter had, found in Acts 10, refers strictly to people, and does not include food like Christians believe. We are to keep kosher, and not eat certain foods because that violates Torah.

Myth. The "613" (rabbinical count) commandments were given to Moses, and which are all considered the Torah. 

Myth. Jesus wore a tallit with the fringe knots representing the 613 commandments. Jesus wore a prayer shawl (tallit) and so should we 

Myth. Jesus wore a kippah and so should we  

Myth. Paul taught to tithe to the Levites which today would be to 'Torah' teachers.

Myth: Tithing is part of New Testament doctrine

Sacrifices, Feasts, Celebrations

Myth. We need to celebrate the Feast of Trumpets-Yom Teruah-Rosh Hashana, as it ties into The Rapture and return of Christ. 

Myth. There were no 'J's in Hebrew so His name could not be Jesus

Myth. Hebrew will be the Holy language of heaven or Hebrew is the Holy language of heaven or the divine language of Heaven. People can learn it now, from special Hebrew Roots scholars.

Michael Rood's The Pagan-Christian Connection Exposed

For More on the Messianic/Hebrew Roots Movements See

Paths of The One World Religion

Occult Inroads: Symbolism  

Taking the Name, the Mark & the Number 

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