08-14-2010, 11:57 AM
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Re: The Old Testament told of Jesus
There certainly very early on seems to have been a split between Jews and Christians, in terms of forming distinct communities. It's sort of a unique quibble to talk about being a "Jewish Christian" in the modern era, generated by the dual ethnic/religious definitions of Judaism/Jewry/Jewishness. Ironically a reform or conservative Jew would not call you a Jew, and an Orthodox Jew would. Not one he liked, of course, but - particularly if he were a Lubavitcher - one he would very much like to talk to. While Jews don't proselytize outside the Jewish community, the Lubavitchers are big fans of proselytizing within it.
As to your belief set, it's pretty clear by your use of "old testament" and "new testament" that your natural audience is the gentiles, and a fine mission it is. As one English-language printing of the bible puts it, "Go, and sin on more."
Nicolai, to you, I can only say, 2 Samuel 12:7 (emphasis on the first sentence.)
PFnV
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