jews for jesus
brooklynpotter
yes, there are now in the building on 8th ave/18th, the one that may or may not have artist studios. a big sign on the door, "jews for jesus"
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grosserare they related to the "lost black tribe of Israel"? -
grosserare they related to the "lost black tribe of Israel"? -
brooklynpotterno. are you referring to the black hebrews? that's a whole other thread that am not even going to get into
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brooklynpotterno. are you referring to the black hebrews? that's a whole other thread that am not even going to get into
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eckrothI don't know who they are, but they used to be on the mall in front of WTC all the time in dashikis and had signs that they were the lost black tribe of Israel -
eckrothI don't know who they are, but they used to be on the mall in front of WTC all the time in dashikis and had signs that they were the lost black tribe of Israel -
brooklynpotterwhat is a dashiki??
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brooklynpotterwhat is a dashiki??
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patsy kirk (miele)african robe (or long shirt) -
patsy kirk (miele)african robe (or long shirt) -
longtimesloperI don't get the point of this thread. -
longtimesloperI don't get the point of this thread. -
danny hellmanLongTimeSloper wrote: I don't get the point of this thread.
Think of it as a place where participants in an angry, torch-wielding mob can meet, plan activities, and exchange BBQ recipes. -
danny hellmanLongTimeSloper wrote: I don't get the point of this thread.
Think of it as a place where participants in an angry, torch-wielding mob can meet, plan activities, and exchange BBQ recipes. -
veetsDanny Hellman wrote: [quote=LongTimeSloper]I don't get the point of this thread.
Think of it as a place where participants in an angry, torch-wielding mob can meet, plan activities, and exchange BBQ recipes.
Well that is more than a little over-stated. -
veetsDanny Hellman wrote: [quote=LongTimeSloper]I don't get the point of this thread.
Think of it as a place where participants in an angry, torch-wielding mob can meet, plan activities, and exchange BBQ recipes.
Well that is more than a little over-stated. -
xlizellxi don't believe they are the same at all.
i could be wrong, but i think they are people who are "culturally" jewish or ethnically jewish, but believe jesus is the divine son of god. they may follow many jewish traditions and customs but believe the new testament as well as the torah (old testament)
but i could be wrong... -
xlizellxi don't believe they are the same at all.
i could be wrong, but i think they are people who are "culturally" jewish or ethnically jewish, but believe jesus is the divine son of god. they may follow many jewish traditions and customs but believe the new testament as well as the torah (old testament)
but i could be wrong... -
metalnycxlizellx wrote: i don't believe they are the same at all.
yeah, christians!
i could be wrong, but i think they are people who are "culturally" jewish or ethnically jewish, but believe jesus is the divine son of god. they may follow many jewish traditions and customs but believe the new testament as well as the torah (old testament)
but i could be wrong... -
metalnycxlizellx wrote: i don't believe they are the same at all.
yeah, christians!
i could be wrong, but i think they are people who are "culturally" jewish or ethnically jewish, but believe jesus is the divine son of god. they may follow many jewish traditions and customs but believe the new testament as well as the torah (old testament)
but i could be wrong... -
sir_ecclesDanny Hellman wrote: [quote=LongTimeSloper]I don't get the point of this thread.
Think of it as a place where participants in an angry, torch-wielding mob can meet, plan activities, and exchange BBQ recipes.
Dry rub or wet? -
sir_ecclesDanny Hellman wrote: [quote=LongTimeSloper]I don't get the point of this thread.
Think of it as a place where participants in an angry, torch-wielding mob can meet, plan activities, and exchange BBQ recipes.
Dry rub or wet? -
witch-king -
witch-king -
veetswitch-king wrote: http://jewsforjesus.org/
I thought that article was ridiculous. -
veetswitch-king wrote: http://jewsforjesus.org/
I thought that article was ridiculous. -
goodprospectThe problem with Jews for Jesus is that they're deceptive. If you believe that Jesus is the messiah (no matter what religion you were born to) that makes you Christian. They claim to retain their Jewishness while believing in Jesus, which is simply not accepted by any Jewish group/people/organization outside their own. But no one would care about a small, fringe group except that they aggressively missionize, especially looking for Jews, using cartoon-laden pamphlets that misrepresent Judaism. Unfortunately there are a lot of Jews around who don't know much at all about Judaism, including a few who fall for their fallacies. I used to see them a lot in Manhattan, where they had a church center in midtown which may have since closed, and they always had that bright, blank-while-fervent cult members look on their faces that I have always found annoying, especially when they're trying to press litter-making garbage into my hands. -
goodprospectThe problem with Jews for Jesus is that they're deceptive. If you believe that Jesus is the messiah (no matter what religion you were born to) that makes you Christian. They claim to retain their Jewishness while believing in Jesus, which is simply not accepted by any Jewish group/people/organization outside their own. But no one would care about a small, fringe group except that they aggressively missionize, especially looking for Jews, using cartoon-laden pamphlets that misrepresent Judaism. Unfortunately there are a lot of Jews around who don't know much at all about Judaism, including a few who fall for their fallacies. I used to see them a lot in Manhattan, where they had a church center in midtown which may have since closed, and they always had that bright, blank-while-fervent cult members look on their faces that I have always found annoying, especially when they're trying to press litter-making garbage into my hands. -
booklawEssentially, they are evangelical Christians who may once have been Jews, or at least born into Jewish families.
They believe it is their duty to convert other Jews to Christianity. -
booklawEssentially, they are evangelical Christians who may once have been Jews, or at least born into Jewish families.
They believe it is their duty to convert other Jews to Christianity.
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