Grafted In Again

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..for God is able to graft them in again.

What was convincing to 1st century Jews, might need to be revisited

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Romans 11:23b

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Deuteronomy 30:1-6

Deuteronomy 4:29-31

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..we believe that salvation has come to us because they (Jews) have rejected it, but how much more riches will come to All of us if they accept Jesus.

About us

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seek Adonai your God; you will find him if you search with all your heart.

"the narrative of Torah leads you to the feet of Jesus and ultimately the new Testament" Dr. Seth Postell

..we believe that salvation has come to us because they (Jews) have rejected it, but how much more riches will come to All of us if they accept Jesus.

About Us

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Romans 11:23b

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Deuteronomy 4:29-31

Deuteronomy 30:1-6

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Adonai your God will circumcise your hearts, and you will love Him with all your being

"If you see the Torah as a law book, it becomes confusing & required the Oral Tradition" Dr. Seth Postell

..we believe that salvation has come to us because they (Jews) have rejected it, but how much more riches will come to All of us if they accept Jesus.

About Us

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Romans 11:23b

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Deuteronomy 4:29-31

Deuteronomy 30:1-6

Weekly Reading Series – Vayikra (And He Called)

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Weekly Reading Series – Parah (Come outside the camp)

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Weekly Reading Series – Yitro (A Child Called God)

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Weekly Reading Series – Bo (To Come)

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Weekly Reading Series – Vayechi (He Lived)

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The Messiah and the Jews: Three Thousand Years of Traditions, believe & hope

``Perhaps the most powerful reason to jettison traditional messianic belief, the Reformers argued, was that it was simply not needed anymore. Human beings – guided not by a Messiah but by their own intellect – had already begun the work of redemption. Reform Judaism abolished the concept of a divinely-sent Messiah and promised instead that humanity would accomplish its own redemption.``
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Rabbi Elaine Rose Glickman

Adjunct Rabbi at Temple Emanu-El in Sarasota, Florida

Seek My Face, Speak My Name

“Instead of bringing about the onset of redemption, Messiah will herald its completion. The actual work of redeeming the world is turned to us in history, and is done by all of us, day by day. Messiah has been waiting in the wings, as it were, since the very beginning of history, ready to come forth when the time is right. Only when redemption is about to be completed will Messiah be allowed to arrive. Rather than messiah redeeming us, we redeem Messiah.”

Rabbi Arthur Green

rabbinical seminary @ Hebrew College but had to step down in Feb 2024

Commentary on the principles of Reformed Judaism

``The 1885 Pittsburgh Platform rejected the traditional Jewish hope for an heir of King David to arise when the world was ready to acknowledge that heir as the Messiah… The cataclysmic events of the first half of the 20th Century smashed that belief, and most Reform Jews saw the messianic age as a time that would probably be far off. we express the hope in the first paragraph of the Kaddish that God’s sovereignty will be established in our days.``

Rabbi Richard N. Levy (died 2009)

Former Executive Director of Hillel @ UCLA

Our Latest Projects.

Weekly Reading Series – Vayikra (And He Called)

Weekly Reading Series – Parah (Come outside the camp)

Weekly Reading Series – Yitro (A Child Called God)

Weekly Reading Series – Bo (To Come)

Weekly Reading Series – Vayechi (He Lived)

News archive.

Weekly Reading - And He Called

Weekly Reading - Come Outside the Camp

Weekly Reading - Unbreakable Promise

Questions?
Get in touch.

Our Latest Projects.

Weekly Reading Series – Vayikra (And He Called)

Weekly Reading Series – Parah (Come outside the camp)

Weekly Reading Series – Yitro (A Child Called God)

Weekly Reading Series – Bo (To Come)

Weekly Reading Series – Vayechi (He Lived)

The Messiah and the Jews: Three Thousand Years of Traditions, believe & hope

Rabbi Elaine Rose Glickman

Seek My Face, Speak My Name

Rabbi Arthur Green

Commentary on the principles of Reformed Judaism

Rabbi Richard N. Levy (died 2009)

News archive.

Weekly Reading - And He Called

Weekly Reading - Come Outside the Camp

Weekly Reading - Unbreakable Promise

Questions? Get in touch.

Weekly Reading Series – Vayikra (And He Called)

Weekly Reading Series – Parah (Come outside the camp)

Weekly Reading Series – Yitro (A Child Called God)

Weekly Reading Series – Bo (To Come)

Weekly Reading Series – Vayechi (He Lived)

Questions?
Get in touch.